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Only a few days ahead
of the popular Macworld Expo in San
Francisco, Adobe announced the release date as well as
other details about its next generation Photoshop Elements for Mac. The
software tool will cost $89 and it will start shipping in the second quarter of
2008; however, until then Adobe will be showing it at Macworld next week.
“Photoshop
Elements is not just about editing photos, it’s about helping users make more
with their photos. […] It’s about helping people tell their stories,” Mark
Dahm, Photoshop Elements’ Senior Product Manager, said about his company’s upcoming product.
Adobe added that
its team made Photoshop Elements for Mac more intuitive for users and that it
added also some very interesting new features that people will surely enjoy. The
Photomerge technology, for example, helps users combine the best facial
expressions and body language from up to 10 different photos. This feature will
be mainly used by users that shoot a photo of lots of people that keep moving
around and are not looking in the right direction.
The new version
of Photoshop Elements comes also with the Guided Edit mode, which is aimed
specifically at new users. The Guided Edit mode gives new users an explanation
of the problem they are about to fix and walks them through the process by
simply clicking a button.
Photoshop
Elements for Mac will run on Mac OS X 10.4.8 and higher.
Adobe has
already starting taking pre-orders.
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