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Learn Adobe Photoshop Elements: How to organise, edit, enhance and share your photos with Elements
Using Guided Edit Part 2
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The second main addition to Guided Edit is Photographic Effects; using Photographic Effects you are able to easily turn your photos into works of art using simple, step-by-step instructions.
Each of the three options (Line Drawing, Old Fashioned Photo, and Saturated Slide Film Effect) now has its own set of instructions which guide you through the process with a few mouse clicks.
Follow each step in your desired effect and click “Done” at the bottom of the panel when you’re finished. You return to Guided Edit with your new image completed and ready for further editing or printing. The very nice thing is that a “Reset” button is available if you’d like to return to your original image.
Version 7’s implementation makes it easier; unfortunately it’s still not possible to record your own actions.
Elements 7 does come with a few preset actions, but we imagine that there will be quite a few new ones cropping up to take advantage of the feature.
The other major addition to Guided Edit is the Photographic Effects; here you are able to easily turn your photos into works of art using simple, step-by-step instructions.
Each of the three options (Line Drawing, Old Fashioned Photo, and Saturated Slide Film Effect) has its own set of instructions which guide you through the process in a few clicks. Follow each step in your desired effect and click “Done” at the bottom of the panel when you’re finished.
You return to Guided Edit with your new image completed and ready for further editing or printing. The very nice thing is that a “Reset” button is available if you’d like to return to your original image.
Using the Photoshop Elements Smart Brush
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