Unfortunately, Elements can be a memory and CPU hog. And some of its automatic operations don't produce good results, although its red-eye removal works particularly well.Ĭlick the image for a visual tour of Elements' interface and features. Furthermore, Adobe has reduced color management to three options-None, Limited (uses sRGB), and Full (uses AdobeRGB)-but there's no place to set your display color space, so images don't consistently show up accurately.

While Adobe does a credible job of cramming all these new tools within the interface, it has a tendency to be too controlling there are a lot more places where you have to commit changes or can't use a particular view. On the acquisition and organization front, version 3.0 supports raw files, using an import module very similar to Photoshop CS2's camera phones and offline storage, such as CDs and DVDs. The program also encompasses a wider set of capabilities than before, from its much-improved Organizer to its ability to burn discs and back up photos.

Version 2.0's Recipes have evolved into the more common How To, and there are a lot more automated, template-based projects. For instance, the program now has three different interfaces for retouching images: an Auto Fix window, which provides a handful of automatic tools a Quick Fix editor that offers a full set of retouching options but with friendlier tool implementations and Standard Editor, which provides a more Photoshop-like interface for all the tools.

Adobe premiere elements 3 0