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    thetriguy
    27 Nov 2008 - 2:32 PM
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    Can't find this but I'm sure someone has asked before. I currently have Elements 5. I see 7 is now available. Is it worth upgrading to 6 or even to 7? The review I saw a couple of days ago wasn't too promising on 7. Thanks. And to those celebrating, Happy Thanksgiving. Look out Turkey and stuffing. Here I come!

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    minicooper
    27 Nov 2008 - 2:56 PM
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    Can't see any point in getting elements6 if I was you I would go straight to 7 but if you're happy with 5 and it does want you want then stay with it.

    RogBrown
    RogBrown (e2 Member)
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    2918 forum postsRogBrown vcard England10 Constructive Critique Points
    27 Nov 2008 - 3:25 PM
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    You need to find out what additional features Elements 6 & 7 have over 5, and then decide whether you need them.

    Overread
    27 Nov 2008 - 3:37 PM
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    6 added photostitching so you can make panoramas from several linked photos.
    Not sure what else was added to the mix

    RogBrown
    RogBrown (e2 Member)
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    2918 forum postsRogBrown vcard England10 Constructive Critique Points
    27 Nov 2008 - 4:16 PM
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    Quote: 6 added photostitching so you can make panoramas from several linked photos

    That's defo in 5.

    rowarrior
    27 Nov 2008 - 6:41 PM
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    Didn't 6 add RAW processing? I think it also added a few more features from regular PS that previous versions didn't have - curves might have been one of them. I upgraded from 4 a while back to 6, so I can't really remember, sorry!

    elowes
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    27 Nov 2008 - 7:53 PM
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    Elements 7 does add a bit and is probably worth the upgrade. I know I would if they did it for the Mac. v6 did not seem to offer enough to me.

    As said have a look at what it can do.

    StrayCat
    StrayCat (e2 Member)
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    27 Nov 2008 - 9:21 PM
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    I still use version 3, and it has everything but curves, which I've used, and find tedious for an old man. Thinking about 7 though. They still offer a discount to anyone with a legit prev version.

    StrayCat
    StrayCat (e2 Member)
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    27 Nov 2008 - 9:22 PM
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    It's easy to make the decision, they provide a 30-day free trial of the full program.

    JanieB43
    JanieB43 (e2 Member)
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    46 forum postsJanieB43 vcard England5 Constructive Critique Points
    29 Nov 2008 - 1:37 PM
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    I've got V4 and would like to upgrade to 7 - it's a legit version that I have so how do I go about getting a discount on 7 ? Can anyone tell me how and where to buy from ?

    StrayCat
    StrayCat (e2 Member)
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    13271 forum postsStrayCat vcard Canada2 Constructive Critique Points
    29 Nov 2008 - 6:40 PM
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    I only know of one way; from Adobe online.

    EOSman
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    Canada
    10 Dec 2008 - 4:58 PM
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    How do I make a personalized banner for my portfolio page?

    Chris

    Boyd
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    11213 forum posts Wales11 Constructive Critique Points
    10 Dec 2008 - 5:06 PM
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    From here:


    Quote: All images must be:

    * JPEG format (.jpg at the end)
    * RGB format (not CMYK)
    * no larger than 770x150 pixels in size
    * no adult or explicit material especially any that include Pete Bargh
    * no advertising material


    Does that help?

    aftertherain
    10 Dec 2008 - 5:18 PM
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    6 added gimicky things, like fancy heart shaped borders.
    Not a lot that a serious photographer would want to use except the stitching.

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