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Oct 7 2004, 02:45 PM
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i have just purchased the photoshop 2 elements bible book plus a couple of restoration books. I have spoken to various people and most of them advise me that this program is all I will really need. I used to do a lot of video and editing and have decided to get back into my 35 mm pictures which I did as an amateur photographer many years ago. I thought that I would start out with Photoshop Elements 2 as perhaps it is more user friendly and easier to understand. Any members comments? Also I understand that there is photoshop elements 3 out. Are there any major changes in this program making it more user friendly than the version 2? Again I would appreciate comments. Thankyou. -------------------- Talent is a flame. Genius is a fire.
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