Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0

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I just got this program and it appears to have all the same features as
Adobe Photoshop Album, which I also have. Do I really need both?

Adobe Photoshop Elements looks very good--just takes a long time to
load because of all the plugins I have. Any opinions from other users?

Do I need any other photo editing program or is Photoshop Elements 3.0
complete. I am a hobby photographer and mainly interested in scanning
and fixing old pictures and slides and making adjustments to new ones
that I take with my digital camera.


Pat

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I believe Richard Lynch is working on a set of plugins for Ver 3 that will
provide curves, etc. You can go to Hidden power.com for latest info.
Bob
"Ron Hunter" <rphunter@charter.net> wrote in message
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> Patetc wrote:
> > I just got this program and it appears to have all the same features as
> > Adobe Photoshop Album, which I also have. Do I really need both?
> >
> > Adobe Photoshop Elements looks very good--just takes a long time to
> > load because of all the plugins I have. Any opinions from other users?
> >
> > Do I need any other photo editing program or is Photoshop Elements 3.0
> > complete. I am a hobby photographer and mainly interested in scanning
> > and fixing old pictures and slides and making adjustments to new ones
> > that I take with my digital camera.
> >
> >
> > Pat
> >
>
> The PSE3 includes the 'organizer' which does the same as the older Album
> package, as well as the editing features of the older PSE2, and much of
> the editing features of the complete Photoshop CS package. It is
> probably adequate for everyone but the serious professional.

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Conrad Weiler wrote:
> << The PSE3 includes the 'organizer' which does the same as the older Album
> package, >>
>
> But not in the Mac version of 3.0 since 'Album' has been a Windows program.
>
> Best,
>
> Conrad
>
> Conrad Weiler
> Camp Sherman, Oregon
Mac users seem to be quite happy with the Apple provided Iphoto package
for album organization.