Wed, 06/05/2015 - 10:05 - Anonymous
BigTech is proud to announce the newest
version of Adobe's Elements bundle, containing both Photoshop Elements 13 and
Premiere Elements 13.
Both programs are lighter editions of
Photoshop, Adobe's popular photo-editing application, and Premiere Pro, its
robust video-editing application.
Is It Right
for My Organization?
The Photoshop Elements
and Premiere Elements bundle is ideal for organizations that want to
quickly enhance photos and create movies to communicate their stories and their
mission. Adobe designed this bundle for users who are
just getting started with photo and video editing and want a simple way to
edit and share photos and videos on their computers or mobile devices.
What Can I
Do with the Elements Bundle?
The bundle
includes a searchable organizer for photos and videos; red-eye removal;
adjustable colors, lighting, contrast, shadowing, and highlights; the ability to
fix problems with shaky footage, color and lighting, and audio errors; social
media integration; compatibility with DVD and Blu-ray discs; and more.
A full
list of features is available from Adobe.
What's New
in Version 13?
The latest
version includes:
·
Photomerge Compose: You can pull something out of one photo,
place it in another, and blend the color and lighting for a realistic-looking
scene.
·
Composition crops: When you crop a photo, Photoshop Elements
will suggest four different options for a more seamless composition.
·
Video Story: You can pick the type of story to tell, grab
clips for each chapter, and Premiere Elements will trim the video, transition
between the clips, and pick the music, all based on the mood you chose.
·
Guided Edits: This feature allows you to add motion inside
your movie titles and punch up the drama with effects or blurs that draw eyes
to one part of your scene.
What's Different?
The Elements
applications are simpler alternatives to Photoshop and Premiere Pro that share
many of the features of the larger products. Photoshop Elements does not
include certain advanced Photoshop features such as the Channel Mixer, Color
Balance, scripting, or CMYK coloring. Premiere Elements offers fewer templates,
transitions, and effects than Premiere Pro.