It is not Photoshop but if you learn the ropes it is more capable than Elements in my experience. If I could choose only one I would choose Paintshop Pro. If you are shooting raw I found Paintshop Pro inherently more capable than Photoshop Elements but it uses a somewhat different paradigm than Adobe products. Jpegs have little room for massaging pixels.
In truth if you are shooting jpegs there is little to be gained by anything other than the software that came with your camera. There is a learning curve for all complex software. If you are into developing Raw files it also has ACR that will open and edit Raw files from the latest cameras, the downside is if you get new cameras you would probably have to upgrade to the latest version for Raw files as I have just done. If you have worked with CS then you would find the interface familiar.Īt the moment it is on sale for $59 for the download. Yest Elements does have adjustment layers and would probably do more than you are looking for. I have been using Elements for years and have just upgraded to PSE14. I can't really say much about Paintshop, I did try it but didn't like it. Could someone who maybe used them both, explain which is the best one ? Does these software included like : adjustment layers (I was palying a little with CS6) ? Looking for fixing my photos with mainly bad exposures, organize them, create albums. The price looks ok for both in thse days. I do not know other softwares who can compete in the same segment. I am looking at Photoshop Elements 14 and Corel Paintshop X8 Pro Ultimate.
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