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2 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 A Great Product Except..., 2008-01-14
Adobe Photoshop Elements is a great product for touching up your photos. You can load it and navigate through some basic procedures (loading pictures, quick edits, etc.) but after that what do your do?
Although there is an online manual, the one sent with the program is closer to a pamphlet. Your next step is investing $25-$40 on a good textbook. I bought "Teach Yourself Visually Elements 6". The upcoming "The Photoshop Elements 6 for Digital Photographers" by Scott Kelby will be great judging by his version for Elements 5.
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Photoshop 6
The Photoshop Elements 6 Book for Digital Photographers (Voices That Matter)
5 of 6 customers found the following review helpful:
 Photoshop Elements 6, 2008-01-13
I purchased this program with the intention of using it and learning as I go. I'm in IT for a living so computer programs usually come naturally, Photoshop was the exception. Most programs will come with a manual to at least give you the basics but not Elements 6. I have tried to figure out things that should be simple only to fail. I have located several books that help with this, including one called Photoshop Elements 6 The Missing Manual. I would recommend the program but be prepared to spend $30.00 extra dollars on a manual or it's worthless.
 Great Software, 2008-01-12
I am enjoying the new software, I think it is going to be just what I was looking for. As always, good price and fast shipping from Amazon.
2 of 4 customers found the following review helpful:
Work, 2008-01-12
This looks like a good program, but not for beginners. I'm pretty good with software but I've still not learned how to email my pictures yet. Hopefully once I've learned it, I will like it. Appears that it does a lot - but you won't be leaning it overnight.
2 of 5 customers found the following review helpful:
PSE 6, 2008-01-12
To the person who says it take too long to open a 8 meg file, I just opened a 15.1 meg raw file in less than 5 seconds. To the person who can't edit in 16 bit mode, I do all my editing in 16 bit mode (most of the time converted RAW to TIF, but sometime actually with a RAW photo.
I'm running a two-year old HP laptop with a 2 gig processor and 2 gig RAM, so I'm not sure why you cannot run 16 bit or why it takes too long to open a file.
I find this program great for doing minor edits to photos. I basically use PSE6 for minor color cast revision due to scanning where the scanner adds a slight color cast, for minor sharpening, for resizing and for printing.
I find it is a great software; especially for the price.
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