Adobe Photoshop Elements 6

I brought this for home use but I also use it at work. At home I brought it to use mainly with my personal photographs. At work I use this mainly for editing photos and images for use on the web. In particuar when editing to make sure that faces are not reconiseable. This is great a home for using with your photos. I have just discovered the spot removal tool which I like very much and have been removing spots from pics, good for girls. I also like how easy is is to cover up background images that have spoilt the picture. I use this for web design and for changing images, mainly re-size, changing colours. The colour replacement tool it really handy when I'm trying to ...  Read the complete review

I love this product, you can pretty much do anything with your photos by using this software. There are so many different functions to totally transform your photos, whether you just want to touch them up a bit, remove parts from them, add colour to skies, or you can blur them, make them look like oil paintings, sketches, the list is endless. I have made some fantastic prints from using photoshop and some simple snapshots. I basically mess about with it to see what I can create. I have owned the product for 6 months and there is so much that I don't know how to use. It would be helpful if there was some kind of basic instruction book with the ...  Read the complete review

I use this product pretty much everyday - I'm a website designer so I need a graphics package that I can trust to get the job done. The traditional piece of software for this job would be Photoshop, but I find that just too expensive. Photoshop Elements seems to have around 80% of the functionality of Photoshop at a vastly reduced price. The most useful function for me is the "Save for Web" option where you can view the original quality image in one pane while you gradually reduce the quality (and therefore file-size) in the other pane. This allows you to balance file size and image quality most effectively and saves ...  Read the complete review