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    rod45
    rod45 (e2 Member)
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    25 Feb 2012 - 2:37 PM
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    looking for some advice, at present I am using a canon 50D camera on which I take my shots in raw format convert them to tiff in canon DPP then fine tune them in adobe elements 6 which all works fine, I have been thinking of upgrading to elements 10 what I need to know would the upgrade be worth doing ie will I gain much? also I have heard some people have had problems running elements 10 on windows 7, I would be glad of any advice/feedback Rod.

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    Niknut
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    25 Feb 2012 - 3:58 PM
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    Hi Rod......I use a 50D in RAW mode, & the files open up automatically in Adobe Camera Raw, from Elements 8.....& I find Camera Raw
    much better to use than Canon DPP (which came with the camera).......I upgraded from Elements 5 to 8, so I would imagine the
    upgrade from Elements 6 to 10 would be a good move !!!........it's available from Amazon & Curry's I believe at about £35, which has
    to be a bargain !!.....I'm very tempted myself !!
    Good luck....Keith

    Windows 7 was the "current" PC operating system when Elements 10 was released last year - so there should be no compatibility problems.

    I use Elements 10 on windows 7 and have no problem at all

    kaybee
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    25 Feb 2012 - 8:25 PM
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    I had several camera club members on their laptops the other night using all sorts of imaging programmes.
    There was quite a difference between Element 6 and 10.
    Both users who had E10 were using Windows 7 and had no problems.

    StuartAt
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    25 Feb 2012 - 8:49 PM
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    I've moved from E6 to 10, and run on Windows 7 64bit without a problem. I got it for about £30 from Amazon (although that was as part of their Black Friday deals).

    rod45
    rod45 (e2 Member)
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    27 Feb 2012 - 4:00 PM
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    Thank you all for your comments, I have now decided to stay with elements 6 as I dont think I will have much use for all the extras that are in the 10, I use the 6 for editing then saving to my own file system, dont need to share on line etc, anyway thanks again, Rod

    mikehit
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    27 Feb 2012 - 4:37 PM
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    For me the improvements of PSE9 over PSE7 were introduction of layer masks (finally!! - but the 2-step workaround for PSE8 and earlier worked just as well); 'content aware fill' makes spot healing so much more effective and some of the algorithms are greatly improved. However, by all reports the catalogue in PSE9 went a bit screwy compared to PSE8 so that may be a negative (I never used it in PSE9 so I don't really know).
    PSE 10 is based mainly around we sharing and other such things that I don't need.

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