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PS Elements for OS X?
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Has there been any word on when Adobe will be releaseing Photoshop Elements for OS X. I need some good photo editing/printing software, photoshop is a lot more - feature and pricewise - than I need.
Thanks, Jeff
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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I know they ware working on it, but it may be another 6-8 months... I just got PS7 so I'm very VERY happy...
If you have the cash, get it...
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Can't you still do a competitive upgrade to PS from PS Elements? I know you used to be able to for like $179....
-Matt
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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There's an upgrade from Elements to PS on the Adobe website now for $299, limited time offer. The announced upgrade price was $500 if I remember, so I jumped on this offer. $179 is the price to upgrade from a previous edition of the full Photoshop, not Elements.
[ 04-27-2002: Message edited by: Ron Goodman ]
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All I have heard is that Carbon Elements is Adobes big project, they got 7.0 out so their next job is to upgrade Elements.
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Man is great not because of his ability to change the world, but great because he can change himself. -Anonymous
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What's the major difference between Elements vs. the full version of Photoshop? I have always worked Photoshop full... Can you use layers?
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Photo Elements has no support for CYMK mode. It has some extras, like a MERGE function that lets you stitch together photos for a panorama. It works well. Photo Elements has a special help function to guide amateurs. And it automates one way of dealing with red eye. It does do layers. 
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Originally posted by mitchell_pgh:
<STRONG>What's the major difference between Elements vs. the full version of Photoshop? I have always worked Photoshop full... Can you use layers?</STRONG>
I understand the big one is no 48 bit scanner support. Also no curves.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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PS LE, the version before Elements had Curves. If Elements dosn't I'd be MONDO Surprised. You can do Levels too.
It does Layers, Layer effects,File Browser, and a buncha other stuff from what I've seen. You get all the filters. Basically the only thing that I've found LE didn' thave that I liked from the version of 5.5 that I saw was layer effects which Elements DOES have. And replace colour. The rest of the stuff is more like the PRO type stuff.
It's a real steal for the price. And Adobe better get that out soon! Once I upgrade my iMac I wanna be able to stay in OS X With Fireworks Mx and Photoshop Elements!
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Thought you'd like to know that there is a document available on adobe.com that has a chart showing some of the differences between Adobe PhotoDeluxe, Photoshop Elements and Photoshop. It's called, "Digital Imaging Line, " and is a PDF that can be found at this URL:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopel/indepth.html
HTH!
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Lynn Grillo
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