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    Adobe Photoshop Elements & Premiere Elements 10 Review Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by TechnologyGuide staff, Sep 20, 2011.

  1. TechnologyGuide staff

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    By Daniel Grotta

    Adobe on Tuesday unveiled Version 10 of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, applications widely regarded as the top Windows PC and Mac consumer programs for editing photos and videos, respectively. In spending some time on testing the new Elements programs, we found that theycontinue to deliver power and ease of use in the familiar tabbed interfaces. However, instead of a "knock-your-socks-off" upgrade, the new versions represent incremental improvements, with a handful of nice new features.



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    Do they have a 64bit version atleast now? Anyone knows?
     
    sathsy, Sep 24, 2011
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    Premiere Elements 10 is 64-bit ... but Photoshop Elements 10 is still only 32-bit. :(

    I personally think there are two things preventing Photoshop Elements from going to 64-bit:

    1) Adobe isn't putting enough resources (software developers) behind the Photoshop Elements team: meaning that the team has to decide if its limited resources should be used on developing new features/tools or making the application run in 64-bit.

    2) Adobe probably wants to give enthusiast photographers another reason to buy Photoshop CS5 and so Photoshop Elements gets stuck in 32-bit.
     
    Jerry Jackson, Sep 26, 2011
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