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| It's easy to import & edit images with
Adobe Photoshop Elements. Follow the simple instructions below ... |
Opening
Photoshop Elements
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Photoshop Elements opens
with a Welcome Screen. From this screen, you can:
- Create a New File
- Browse
for file(s)
- Connect to a camera or scanner
to import photos for editing
- Follow a step-by-step recipe (Common
Issues)
- Follow a Tutorial (Help)
The browse option is the best way
to find and open an existing file from your computer, a disk or a
CD.
Browse, New, and
Open are also options from within Photoshop
Elements (File menu) once you are working in the
program. |
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Opening
(importing) an image from your computer.
(click on thumbnails for full-size view)
Click on "file" - "open". |
Browse to the image you want to open. Click "open". |
| To Import from
a Scanner
(directions). |
Common Image File
Types
- .JPG - file extension for JPEG (Joint Photographic
Experts Group). A file stored in JPEG format. JPEG,an ISO/ITU standard
for storing images with high compression capability, uses a discreet
cosine transform that can achieve compression rates of 100:1
(significant loss of data from original) and 20:1 (minimal loss).
C-Cube Microsystems introduced the first JPEG chip.
- .PSD Photoshop Document
- .PCX - 1. PC Paintbrush 2. Graphics file - Zsoft
format
- .BMP - Bitmap (Windows native image files)
- .TIFF - Tagged Image Format File
- .GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
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