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Post by Inspeqtor on Mar 2, 2016 16:57:51 GMT
I tried doing a search for Elements+ (also tried Elements +) but did not find the answer to my question. I see there is a download for each different version of Photoshop Elements. Does this mean when upgrading to a newer version of PSE I would have to also upgrade Elements+? Another question, does Elements+ do a better job of Photomerging than PSE? I am referring to both focus stacking, as well as just getting a better exposure, shown by Mike Rodriguez in THIS video at the PET site (Thank you Sepiana! I found this link here on PSE&M) although the final version of the cannon to me was quite dark in that video. It needed more tweaking which I probably would not be that great at. Thank you |
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Post by Tpgettys on Mar 2, 2016 17:46:37 GMT
Hi Inspeqtor , I have only recently started using E+, but I can at least answer your first question. Each version of PSE will have a version of E+ to go with it. At the price of E+ I am not upset about it. I can not answer your second question directly, but since E+ provides access to many features that are in Photoshop but not in PSE, if what you want is in Photoshop, there is a very good chance that E+ will make it available in PSE as well. |
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Post by Sepiana on Mar 2, 2016 18:41:56 GMT
I see there is a download for each different version of Photoshop Elements. Does this mean when upgrading to a newer version of PSE I would have to also upgrade Elements+? Here is Andrei's explanation of Elements+ upgrade policy. www.photoshopelementsandmore.com/post/13098
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Post by Sepiana on Mar 2, 2016 18:53:15 GMT
Just a little clarification.
Many features provided by Elements+ are in Photoshop Elements; they have not been removed by Adobe. They are in Photoshop Elements but they are "hidden". What Elements+ does is to "reveal" these features, i.e., to make them accessible to Photoshop Elements users.
Source: About Elements+ |
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Post by Sepiana on Mar 2, 2016 19:11:27 GMT
Another question, does Elements+ do a better job of Photomerging than PSE? I am referring to both focus stacking, as well as just getting a better exposure, shown by Mike Rodriguez in THIS video at the PET site (Thank you Sepiana! I found this link here on PSE&M) . . . I may be wrong (and someone, please, correct me if I am) but I don't think Elements+ has a Photomerge feature. Elements+ is an add-on which supplies Photoshop Elements with features which were removed from this program by Adobe or which are still inside it but are hidden. The PhotoMerge feature is well and alive in Photoshop Elements.
It is a different story with Focus Stacking. In this case, yes, Elements+ provides it. -- Focus Stacking
Here is a list of the features available in Elements+. elementsplus.net/help/en/overview.htm
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Post by Inspeqtor on Mar 3, 2016 6:51:18 GMT
Hi Inspeqtor , I have only recently started using E+, but I can at least answer your first question. Each version of PSE will have a version of E+ to go with it. At the price of E+ I am not upset about it. I can not answer your second question directly, but since E+ provides access to many features that are in Photoshop but not in PSE, if what you want is in Photoshop, there is a very good chance that E+ will make it available in PSE as well. Hi Tom, Thank you for taking time to answer my question. I agree with you, with the price of E+ where it is, no problem at all paying for the new version with each new upgrade of PSE. I just wanted to be sure is all. |
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Post by Inspeqtor on Mar 3, 2016 6:53:39 GMT
Just a little clarification.
Many features provided by Elements+ are in Photoshop Elements; they have not been removed by Adobe. They are in Photoshop Elements but they are "hidden". What Elements+ does is to "reveal" these features, i.e., to make them accessible to Photoshop Elements users.
Source: About Elements+I thank you too Sepiana for taking time to answer more of my questions. You are and have always been very helpful in the Photoshop Elements world  |
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Post by Inspeqtor on Mar 3, 2016 6:56:28 GMT
I see there is a download for each different version of Photoshop Elements. Does this mean when upgrading to a newer version of PSE I would have to also upgrade Elements+? Here is Andrei's explanation of Elements+ upgrade policy. www.photoshopelementsandmore.com/post/13098
Thank you Another question, does Elements+ do a better job of Photomerging than PSE? I am referring to both focus stacking, as well as just getting a better exposure, shown by Mike Rodriguez in THIS video at the PET site (Thank you Sepiana! I found this link here on PSE&M) . . . I may be wrong (and someone, please, correct me if I am) but I don't think Elements+ has a Photomerge feature. Elements+ is an add-on which supplies Photoshop Elements with features which were removed from this program by Adobe or which are still inside it but are hidden. The PhotoMerge feature is well and alive in Photoshop Elements.
It is a different story with Focus Stacking. In this case, yes, Elements+ provides it. -- Focus Stacking
Here is a list of the features available in Elements+. elementsplus.net/help/en/overview.htm
Now here you go answering questions I did not even know I had!! There is a LOT more to E+ than I ever imagined!! |
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