Photoshop Elements also makes a giant stride into the poster market by introducing 'quote graphics' – the ability to add personalised messages to existing pictures using a new tool packed with pre-set templates and options for both customising and animating images. The feature makes use of both 2D and 3D camera motion, powered by Adobe’s Sensei AI technology, to generate striking animated GIFs.

And multiple backup options help keep your valuable photos save from PC disaster.Ī major new feature is the ability to transform a static photo into a moving image with just one click. Your favourite images can be shared with others via Google Maps, iPhones, your own online album, and more.

There are tools for creating shareable media, whether combining images with text, or creating photo collages or slideshows. Throw in tools for removing unwanted objects and combining two shots into a single photo, and the sky is almost literally the limit (speaking of which, you can easily replace that too if it’s dull and uninspiring). It’s built around Sensei AI technology, which aims to take the hassle out of editing by providing a series of what’s known as 'guided edits' to simplify popular tasks, whether it’s automatically colourising old black and white photos, replacing backgrounds to add a bit more vibrancy, or making one-click selections of awkwardly shaped objects. The program makes it easy to organise your images into albums, for instance, and tag them with keywords so they're easy to locate later. Adobe Photoshop Elements is the consumer version of Photoshop: low cost, easy to use, yet still full of powerful photo editing and management features.

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