Photoshop CS2 and Elements 5 conversion

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Mar 15, 2007
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Hi,

I am decideing whether I should purchase Photoshop Elements 5 or Photoshop CS2.

Someone told me that there is a difference in the colour structures between the two programs, as CS2 works with CYMK printers, whereas Elements 5 only works with RGB Printers.

Does anybody know if this is correct?

Also if it is correct, is there any functionality in photoshop CS2 to convert files which have been created in Elements 5 to enable them to be printed on a CYMK printer without losing any colours which have been set.

Thanks in advance

Jay
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Toobi Won Kenobi
Mar 15, 2007
"Jay" wrote in message
Hi,

I am decideing whether I should purchase Photoshop Elements 5 or Photoshop CS2.
Hurry up, CS3 will be out shortley
Someone told me that there is a difference in the colour structures between the two programs, as CS2 works with CYMK printers, whereas Elements 5 only works with RGB Printers.

Does anybody know if this is correct?

CMYK is one of the supported colour modes, yes. Can’t speak for Elements

Also if it is correct, is there any functionality in photoshop CS2 to convert files which have been created in Elements 5 to enable them to be printed on a CYMK printer without losing any colours which have been set.
Files created in Elements, psd, jpeg, tiff, et al, can all be opened in Photoshop.
You will then change the image mode to whatever you want.
TWK

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