You can produce striking images from your photos without having to learn all the technicalities first. This looks more like a work in progress, because while you can see where Adobe is going with this, the results aren't always predictable, or indeed particularly like the 'source' image you're trying to replicate.Įven though Photoshop Elements 9's effects aren't always successful, it does work very hard at giving non-experts lots to play and experiment with. The principle behind it is the successful blending of images and their content, so that while it started out as a panorama creation tool, it has developed into one which can blend group shots to get the best expressions in both, for example.Īnd now, in Elements 9, it can be used to copy the contrast or colour tone of one photo onto another. The Spot Healing Brush has been enhanced to incorporate Adobe's content-aware fill technologies, so that if you brush over unwanted objects in your pictures, it will draw in image content from surrounding areas to produce an 'invisible' repair (more times than not, anyway) which would have been difficult to achieve with conventional cloning techniques.Īdobe continues to develop its PhotoMerge technologies too.
Even if you already know how to do these things manually, it's a quick way of carrying out tasks normally requiring a lot more time and concentration.
You can create a Lomo camera effect, for example, or simulate a reflection in glass.
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