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USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 10
Working in Photoshop Elements
For more on correcting color casts, see
imperfections" on page 156.
The "Guide For Editing A Photo" Guided Edit
Use the "Guide for Editing a Photo" Guided Edit to follow the recommended sequence of applying common editing
steps to your photos. This sequence is how Adobe recommends you make your various edits, and the order in which
you should do them. This will help you get the best results for all your basic photo retouching tasks.
The Fix Keystone Distortion Guided Edit
For more information on the features used in this Guided Edit, see
"Freely transform an item" on page 177.
The Photomerge Group Shot Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Group Shot, see
The Photomerge Faces Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Faces, see
The Photomerge Scene Cleaner Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Scene Cleaner, see
The Photomerge Exposure Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Exposure, see
The Photomerge Style Match Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Style Match, see
The Automated Action Player Guided Edit
An action is a series of tasks that Photoshop Elements performs with a click of a button. Photoshop Elements comes
with a set of actions. You can also play actions that are created in Photoshop as long as the actions use features
supported by Photoshop Elements. Keep in mind that the Automated Actions may not work on all file types or layers.
In the Edit workspace with the Edit Guided tab selected, make sure that Automated Actions is expanded and then
1
click Action Player.
2 Follow the instructions and choose an action from the menu.
3 Click Play Action.
"Fix large imperfections" on page 157 or
"Correct camera
"Use Photomerge Group
"Use Photomerge
"Use Photomerge Scene
"Photomerge Exposure" on page 167.
"Photomerge Style
Last updated 1/2/2012
"Remove spots and small
distortion" on page 161 and
Shot" on page 163.
Faces" on page 164.
Cleaner" on page 165.
Match" on page 169.
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