Testseek.com have collected 8 expert reviews of the Adobe Photoshop Elements 10.0 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Adobe Photoshop Elements 10.0.
November 2011
(90%)
8 Reviews
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Abstract: When Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 was released a number of years ago, I decided to buy it, even though I had no graphics experience whatsoever. I even bought a book to teach me how to use it. Sadly, I used PSE6 mainly to create coupons for my husband’s...
Adobe Photshop Elements 10 er et godt billedredigeringsprogram med rigtig mange gode funktioner. Det er nemt at lære at bruge og sammen med både en lang række online guider og tutorials og den indbyggede guidede edit kan jeg bestemt anbefale programmet...
Abstract: As the title of this article suggests this review is for the experienced Photoshop Elements user and aims to help that person answer the question of “Should I upgrade?” It’s that time of year again when Adobe hits you Photoshop Elements users wi...
New tools combined with a few old standouts and an improved Organizer make PSE10 a winner.
The Plus package, while a great idea for those who don’t have any other vehicle for sharing or backup, just doesn’t seem worth the price tag.
We found PSE10 to be a super-sweet platform, thanks to the evolution of the Organizer and slick new features. The Object Search is a game changer, and has us seriously reconsidering whether Photoshop Elements will replace Aperture ($79.99 in the Mac ...
If you’re on the go, you’ll appreciate the enhanced syncing features that keep your photo collection updated on all of your devices. The Organizer’s duplicate detection function will likely save you more than that amount in reclaimed hard drive space ...
Abstract: Over the years, Photoshop Elements has evolved from a de-featured version of its Photoshop CS cousin into a full-featured product on its own. In the brand new version 10, new features abound in the Editor as well as the Organizer, with a focus on enhan...
Easy to use, with an impressive range of artistic and photographic effects
Dreary interface
If all you want is a simple editing program that can remove red-eye or brighten up the colours in a dull photo then Apple's own iPhoto is probably all you need. However, keen photographers who want a bit more creative power and scope to experiment with th...
