First things first, my wedding dress photo was in need of a crop, but not just any crop – the perspective of the shot makes the doorway look a little skewed (in hindsight, I should have shot from a lower angle to minimize the distortion).

The expert mode contains the most tools and options so I started there. Once inside Photoshop Elements, there are three different modes to choose from – Quick, Guided, and Expert. Despite the simpler interface, I was happy to find a few of my favorite tools were still intact - including the clone stamp and healing brush for removing small spots, selection tools, and even adjustment layers with masks to apply edits to only portions of the image.Īdobe adds AI magic to Photoshop and Premiere ElementsĪdobe brings real-time editing to Premiere Pro, After EffectsĪdobe gives users a sneak peek of new Photoshop features on the iPad Photoshop Elements 15Īn avid Photoshop CC user, my quick spin with the pre-release version of Photoshop Elements 15 was my first jaunt with the more basic program. So what’s in store for Adobe’s latest basic graphics programs? We took the pre-release programs for a spin to see what’s new for Photoshop and Premiere Elements 15.

Today, Adobe announced the release of Photoshop Elements 15, Premiere Elements 15, and Elements Organizer 15 with new guided tutorials, an enhanced interface and even a facial recognition tool to turn frowns upside-down – literally. Screenshot / Stock photo by Leung Cho PanPhotoshop and Premiere Elements may be the less-endowed photo and video editors from Adobe (from a professional standpoint, at least) – but they’re no slouch either.

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