Adobe releases retooled Photoshop Elements 11, Premiere Elements 11

Adobe on Tuesday announced the release of the all-new Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11, the company's consumer-level photo- and video-editing products.

Photoshop Elements 11 brings a number of features from the full-fledged Photoshop CS6 professional photo editing tool to consumers in what Adobe calls "a complete solution for editing, organizing and sharing photo creations."

Along with the usual "quick fixes" such as automatic levels adjustments and other corrective tools, Photoshop Elements 11 offers a completely redesigned user interface akin to the Photoshop CS6, smart organization based on people, places or events, and a variety of new filters. In addition, the software can now make "Guided Edits" to achieve professional-level effects like tilt-shift and vignettes. Users can share their creations through email, Facebook, YouTube and Vimeo, among others.

As for Premiere Elements 11, Adobe has added automated moviemaking options that make it easy for users to create professional-level results. The software's user interface has been revamped and now includes many of the same updates found in Photoshop Elements 11, making switching between the two products simple and intuitive.

A wide range of effects, transitions, themes, titles, disc menus and pro-level effects and sound come built in to Premiere Elements 11. Going further, FilmLooks allows users to easily apple slow and fast motion effects, adjust color with slider controls and integrate blends for seamless transitions. Completed videos can be shown off via integrated video sharing on Vimeo.

The Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11 bundle is available now through Adobe's website for $149.99, with upgrade pricing of $119.99. Individual pricing is $99.99, with upgrade pricing of US$79.99.

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15 Comments

jetlaw

said about 11 years ago

I don't know if I missed something, but I didn't see anywhere if this "retooling" includes Retina support.

macky the macky

said about 11 years ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by jetlaw

I don't know if I missed something, but I didn't see anywhere if this "retooling" includes Retina support.

I wondered that as well... We'll never know...

macwise

said about 11 years ago

Adobe sucks. Photoshop can kiss my @$$. I can't wait for someone else to come along and start them on their final death march. Adobe needs some good competition or a good push off a cliff.

andysol

said about 11 years ago

[quote name="macwise" url="/t/152894/adobe-releases-retooled-photoshop-elements-11-premiere-elements-11#post_2198530"]Adobe sucks. Photoshop can kiss my @$$. I can't wait for someone else to come along and start them on their final death march. Adobe needs some good competition or a good push off a cliff. [/quote] "Adobe sucks"- then you proceed to state no one is better. Ok....

diddy

said about 11 years ago

Well it is true - Adobe, for all of their faults, has a lock in with Photoshop since there is nothing that can stand up to it feature to feature with the kind of industry following that Photoshop has. Nothing in the same league, not Gimp, not Pixemator - it is the industry standard for a reason - it does a darn good job at what it does and nothing out there can knock it off it's throne.

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