Adobe Photoshop Elements Tutorial For Beginners

The Elements Interface; As you know Elements doesn't have a single interface as you can launch the program in several modes. This all depends on what your doing; Organizing your images, Full edit mode, Quick Fix, or a really cool feature is to create options to produce photo books.

If you have Elements 6 you'll also notice some more really cool features like; Email, Burning to CD or DVD, and also a real plus is that the interface is less cluttered, which makes your life easier when you're moving around the screen.

The quick fix guide mode allows you to make very elementary changes to your photos as it allow you to change lighting, color, sharpen, as well as options to do a novel smart fix. On the right hand side of Photoshop Elements entrance menu you will find the auto fix button which is another revolutionary tool that Adobe have introduced.

Auto fixing was probably invented for the absolute elements newbie to achieve a quick photo editing fix. Start to use these six great editing functions found on Adobe Elements software.

1 - Sometimes you'll find your editing isn't going the way it should be, so you can just hit the "Reset Button" on the after picture. 2 - If you need to show your before and after images, there's a drop down button in the bottom left hand corner, which says "View". 3 - Your tool box can be found on the left hand side of the screen. 4 - You can zoom in from your image on this page and the zoom button can be found in the bottom left hand corner. 5 - Your auto tab buttons can be found on the right hand side of the screen. 6 - Each quick mode gives you the option of using sliders.

The full edit mode is a great tool to edit any of your digital photo images. Most of the important tools and commands are located in the palettes.

With the introduction of Palettes you are able to manage your layers and apply wicked effects to your photos. The layers and effects palette are always displayed automatically when you open up Elements. The windows menu will give you more editing features and is found at the top of the screen. The palettes have a floating effect, so you can position them wherever you like on the screen.