Reviews of the Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0
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CNET Review
The Good: Runs on the full Photoshop's powerful imaging engine; includes all of the essential retouching, selection, and output tools for digital photographers; now supports OS X.
The Bad: Help system is annoying for experienced users and isn't integrated or thorough enough for newbies; lacks Photoshop's most useful tool, the Healing Brush.
The Bottom Line: Photoshop Elements delivers the core image-editing tools needed by most nonprofessional photographers. But it's still too complex for most hobbyists. For a more kitchen-sink feature set, try Jasc Paint Shop Pro or Ulead PhotoImpact.
Manufacturer: Adobe Systems Inc.
Part number: 49230201
General
- Category Creativity application
- Subcategory Creativity - graphics & image editing
- Version 2.0
- Language(s) English
- License pricing Standard
- Localization English
Software
- License Type Complete package
- License Qty 1 user
- License Pricing Standard
- Platform MacOS, Windows
- Distribution Media CD-ROM
- Package Type Retail
System Requirements
- OS Required Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows 2000, Apple MacOS 9.2, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Apple MacOS 9.1, Apple MacOS X 10.1.3 or later, Microsoft Windows 98
- Min RAM Size 128 MB
- Min Hard Drive Space 350 MB
- Peripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM
- System Requirements Details Apple MacOS X 10.1.3 or later - RAM 128 MB - HD 350 MB, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - RAM 128 MB - HD 150 MB, Apple MacOS 9.1 - RAM 128 MB - HD 350 MB, Microsoft Windows 98/ME - RAM 128 MB - HD 150 MB, Apple MacOS 9.2 - RAM 128 MB - HD 350 MB, Microsoft Windows XP Professional - RAM 128 MB - HD 150 MB, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition / Windows 2000 - RAM 128 MB - HD 150 MB
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