Adobe Photoshop Elements 9: Conclusions

By Jerry Jackson , DigitalCameraReview Staff | | 9337 Reads

CONCLUSIONS
At the end of the day Adobe Photoshop Elements remains one of the best easy-to-use image editing applications for PCs and Macs. The overwhelming majority of casual photographers won’t notice the technical limitations of Photoshop Elements 9 compared to the much more expensive Photoshop CS5. In fact, most consumers will probably appreciate the fact that Photoshop Elements 9 is MUCH easier to use than standard Photoshop CS5.

The new Organizer, integration with Facebook and other online image sharing sites, and the many easy-to-use editing tools that take advantage of content-aware fill make Photoshop Elements 9 a true Editors’ Choice.

Pros:

Simple user interface
Lower-cost than Photoshop CS5
Content-aware tools make complex edits easier than ever

Cons:

User interface very different from Photoshop CS5
No GPU acceleration (software doesn’t take advantage of high-performance graphics cards)

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