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I’m currently using Photoshop Elements 4.0 under Windows XT and continue to be amazed at what the application can do.
I’ve just acquired a new Windows Vista (Home Premium) Dell computer that has an Intel Dual-core processor with the expectation of getting enhanced Photoshop performance. I find that Photoshop Elements 4.0 won’t run under Vista (if anyone knows how to run Elements 4.0 under Vista, I’ll appreciate receiving that information).
Apparently Photoshop Elements 6.0 is compatible with Windows Vista, so I’m considering upgrading to that version. But I’m wondering, should I bite the bullet and purchase the full-blown version of Photoshop? I’ve looked on the Web without success for a detailed comparison between Photoshop Elements 6.0 and Photoshop CS3. Can anyone direct me to such a comparison?
From what I’ve learned so far, it seems that Photoshop CS solves the problem of limited capability for editing images with a color depth of 16 bits. I could certainly use that capability. However, Photoshop CS doesn’t seem to contain the Organizer, a sub-application I find very useful. If I purchase Photoshop CS, could I have that co-resident on my computer with Photoshop Elements so that I still can use the Organizer?
I consider myself an advanced amateur photographer. My principal camera is a Canon Rebel XT. My primary interests are plant, garden, and landscape photography. I almost always capture images in Raw format, use Photoshop Elements to make initial corrections to entire images, save the corrected Raw images in PSD files, and make detailed enhancements first in the Quick Fix Editor and subsequently, if necessary, in the Standard Editor.
GordonP
I’ve just acquired a new Windows Vista (Home Premium) Dell computer that has an Intel Dual-core processor with the expectation of getting enhanced Photoshop performance. I find that Photoshop Elements 4.0 won’t run under Vista (if anyone knows how to run Elements 4.0 under Vista, I’ll appreciate receiving that information).
Apparently Photoshop Elements 6.0 is compatible with Windows Vista, so I’m considering upgrading to that version. But I’m wondering, should I bite the bullet and purchase the full-blown version of Photoshop? I’ve looked on the Web without success for a detailed comparison between Photoshop Elements 6.0 and Photoshop CS3. Can anyone direct me to such a comparison?
From what I’ve learned so far, it seems that Photoshop CS solves the problem of limited capability for editing images with a color depth of 16 bits. I could certainly use that capability. However, Photoshop CS doesn’t seem to contain the Organizer, a sub-application I find very useful. If I purchase Photoshop CS, could I have that co-resident on my computer with Photoshop Elements so that I still can use the Organizer?
I consider myself an advanced amateur photographer. My principal camera is a Canon Rebel XT. My primary interests are plant, garden, and landscape photography. I almost always capture images in Raw format, use Photoshop Elements to make initial corrections to entire images, save the corrected Raw images in PSD files, and make detailed enhancements first in the Quick Fix Editor and subsequently, if necessary, in the Standard Editor.
GordonP
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