Photoshop Elements 2 v Photoshop 7

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10 Sep 2004 - 9:09 AM

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Simon E

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10 Sep 2004 - 10:01 AM

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Don't know if this answers your question....

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atelier44

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10 Sep 2004 - 10:59 AM

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I upgraded from Elements 2 to Photoshop 7 for one reason - Levels.

This is a really powerful tool that I use a great deal.

There are a lot more differences. I think this is what you need.....

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Carabosse (e2 Member)

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10 Sep 2004 - 11:26 AM

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Absolutely - Levels is the facility in Elements I use most often!

squelcher

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10 Sep 2004 - 11:37 AM

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You can do most things in Elements,that you can in photoshop. If you have the time & patiance to try different things.
Try out Digital Photo magazine with it's cover cd & lessons,you'll be surprised what you can do, even reading the photoshop stuff & working a way to do it in elements.

graeme

strawman

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10 Sep 2004 - 1:13 PM

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If you don't need it why not save the money? For photography there is not much in Photoshop7 that is not in elements.

nigelf22

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10 Sep 2004 - 4:45 PM

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Thanks again all...found a suitable text book for Elements at my local PC World, but not the Photoshop 7 software!

I had noticed an odd layering effect (a radiating pattern from the brightest part of the image)in a sky scene on my monitor but I haven't figured out why...

richard lynch

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11 Sep 2004 - 12:44 AM

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Um, I am the author of The Hidden Power of Photoshop CS and The Hidden Power of Photoshop, and i have seen NO REASON discussed here that is a reason to move to Photoshop. "The best" isn't necessary for everyone, or we would all have million dollar offset presses in our homes. Most do QUITE WELL with inkjets, at much less the cost.

Do you do a lot of CMYK work? Do you need Image Ready for web work? Do you have an immediate need to work in 16 bit? Do you absolutely have to have the pen tool?

If you don't have these immediate needs, you may not need Photoshop. i can show you how to work with Elements to do just about everything else. See: http://hiddenelements.com...or send me an email with a question: thebookdoc@aol.com

Richard Lynch
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