Photoshop Elements 9 &amp; RAW: Is Photoshop Elements 9 able to support and process RAW?
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Yes, PSE will come with Adobe Camera Raw for editing/converting RAW images. Beware that not all Adobe Camera RAW features included in the full CS5 version are available with the Elements version. I used to use Elements/ACR for editing RAW images, but have moved to Lightroom for almost all editing, just popping to Elements for the occasional task
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Not out of the box as far as I can tell. It would probably require a plugin of some sort. I'm not aware of any specific one but the good news is that PaintShop Pro also supports a good amount of PhotoShop plugins.
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Hi Kenneth; I recently upgraded (new computer) from Windows XP to Windows 7 Home Premium and Photoshop Elements 5 works just fine.
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Photoshop Elements 11 supports this camera's raw files and is a good buy right now since Elements 12 has been released.
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What does raw do that a jpeg doesn't do. Does it just make it easier to manipulate the photo in photoshop?
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I'm not sure what type of software you currently are using but I've been using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to process, catalog and store all of my RAW images. However, there are many free RAW image processors available. I would suggest doing a google search for free RAW image processing software and try some out. Hope this helps!
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Photoshop Elements 9. It's not as fancy as regular Photoshop, but it works for me.
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To be honest, Photoshop Elements isn't all that great compared to the other Photoshops, at least not in my opinion. I really recommend, if you're really into artistic stuff, getting Adobe Photoshop 7 or higher (I use CS2 myself, and have for a long time, though I've never tried CS3+)... Also, there are free programs all over the internet such as openCanvas and GIMP. I don't think this exactly answered your question, but, I just thought it was something that could be beneficial to you. (: download links: openCanvas1.1(the only free version): http://wistinga.online.fr/opencanvas/ GIMP: http://www.gimp.org/
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I'm not sure what you mean by "refine and develop" but if the question is whether you can work with the camera's RAW images without buying additional software, the answer is yes. I don't shoot in RAW but I have an associate who has this camera and does shoot in RAW. He found that a call to Photoshop led to getting the update he needed to process the raw images in Photoshop -- and as far as I know he didn't have to pay for the upgrade.
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Hello Mike, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. I had not worked with PhotoSuite in a while, so I took some time to download the new version and test it out to see if it was more compatible than previous versions. Much like Corel PaintShop Pro, PhotoSuite does open psd files, but it does not support various elements of the PSD format such blending modes, effects, text and other elements of the PSD format. Therefore, I cannot recommend it for use with this package that includes frames, actions and other items intended specifically for use in any version of Photoshop. However, PhotoSuite will work with the backgrounds as they are in jpg-compatible tiff format which is fully supported by PhotoSuite. We have a backgrounds-only package available on Amazon that will work perfectly with PhotoSuite. It is the "Premier 100 Digital Backgrounds Package". Enter "digital backgrounds in the Amazon search engine and it should appear as the second item listed behind this package. Although my research was limited to an hour or so, I did find PhotoSuite to be a little buggy. It crashed on me three times while using it. I should note that it could be something particular to my computer configuration that is causing the bugginess and not necessarily something that everyone will experience. For the reasons stated above, I would still recommend Photoshop Elements for use as an alternative to the professional CS and CC versions of Photoshop over any other program I've seen thus far. I hope that helps. If not, or if you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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Once you go forward, you can't go back. But you should be able upgrade to CS5 from PhotoShop 7. If you are trying to upgrade from PhotoShop Elements to CS5, its not going to work as Elements is a striped down version of PhotoShop. You have to upgrade CS to CS.
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You can find many Photoshop Elements tutorials on YouTube. Start here http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=photoshop+elements+9+tutorial&aq=4
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Interesting. Which version of photoshop are you using? I can use it, using version c6.
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I called adobe yesterday on this. I want to upgrade from a CS upgrade. They said that will work fine. **EDIT: It worked, no problem. **
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Nope. It says on the Adobe Photoshop system requirements that you need a Mac with a G5 processor, e.g. PowerMac G5 or an Intel Mac with multiple cores. You also need Mac OS X 10.4.11 or 10.5 on said Mac.
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They currently do not, and I doubt they ever will. Your best bet is to go the extended route now, or forever hold your peace. Because if you upgrade from photoshop cs2 or whatever to cs3, then go extended, it's going to cost you 550.
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I have taken a few pictures in RAW, which I then used the raw converter that came with the camera and brought in Photoshop. They both came out outstanding. It's just too much work to make all the conversion, transfers, etc. So I don't bother with it too frequently.