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Easy-to-use software walks you through key steps so it's easier than ever to improve your photos and make unique creations
Experiment with easy compositing tools that let you create perfect group photos and seamless panoramas, combine elements of different faces for entertaining results, and more
Easily make adjustments to color, lighting, and exposure
Brush away wrinkles and unwanted objects using the Spot Healing Brush for instant results and the Healing Brush for finer control
Doesn't work with Leopard (OS 10.5.4 or above)
If you have a Mac running OS 10.5.4 or 10.5.5 (or above) you should be aware that NONE of the Photoshop Elements software versions--including 6-- is compatible with it. It won't work.
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Great product. It very easy to use when editing pictures. I used alot of different photo programs and this is one of the best.
Excellent product with minor issues
Photoshop Elements 6 (Mac) is a an excellent software and has a nice feature set for a product that is considered a lightweight version of Photoshop. I upgraded from PE2 and its worth it.
An annoying issue however is that it is not fully compatible with Apple Spaces. It doesn't 'display' as expected when moving across Spaces and when I leave it to scan pictures in a batch (I have a Canon MP830) and move to a different space, the scanned images appear on the current space and not on the space where PE6 is active (defeats the purpose of Spaces). The software updater needs some updating itself too.
Despite this annoyance though I still recommend Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 (Mac) especially if you don't have one yet or upgrading from a couple ... Read More
PSE Review
Works well for me. I now use Apple Aperture for most of my post processing.
Big improvements from earlier versions
I had been using Elements 3.0 for the Mac for a few years and had been happy with it for the most part. However, there were several times when it was incapable (or I was incapable of figuring it out) of fixing a flawed photograph.
For example, I had a photo I had submitted to a stock agency that had a small corporate logo in the background that needed to be removed. No matter how hard I tried, the results looked horrible with version 3.0. I spent probably an hour on just that one shot. Elements 6.0 was like a lightening bolt in comparison. Problem fixed in under 10 minutes. I used the exact same tools as I did with version 3.0. Version 6 just works better. I found this to be true with half a dozen shots I had wasted hours trying ... Read More
