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'Just a note to say I LOVE your site! There seem to be a few PS Elements To do that just click on ' Guided' at the top of the window. If you're using PSE 10 or older follow the steps for creating a custom vignette following this Guided Edit technique. That's because the ' Vignette Effect' wasn't added to PS Elements until PSE 11.

In order to make a vignette with this technique you must be using Photoshop Elements 11 or newer. Under the video I give a summary of the steps from the video!įollow The Steps Below To Make A Vignette In 'Guided' Edit Mode Watch the video below to see all the details. It does much of the work for you but still let's you make some decisions of how your vignette looks.Īfter seeing how the 'Guided' method works, we'll see how you can manually make a vignette, which allows more customization. The reason that it's quick-and-easy is because you use ' Guided' edit mode. But the results look like it took much longer. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on we'll discover the quick-and-easy technique that only takes a couple clicks of the mouse. Advanced users can open the Custom view to view or dock additional panels into the interface. Thus, novice users always have a consistent view of the most important panels. Panels By default, Photoshop Elements opens in the Basic panel view, that displays the Layers, Effects, Graphics, and Favorites panels.Tool Options bar The Tool Options bar displays all the options of the currently selected tool, below an open image.Tools bar The Tools bar contains all the available tools in a particular mode.Photo bin The Photo bin displays open images that you are currently working on in Photoshop Elements, or photos or albums selected in Photoshop Elements Organizer.

Taskbar The taskbar contains buttons to important shortcuts to aspects of Photoshop Elements, and important tasks.

Enhancements to the user interface include: The user interface is simpler to navigate, more intuitive, and ensures that learning is a natural outcome of working Photoshop Elements. Photoshop Elements has been reworked to present the working spaces, tools, modes, and panels in neat and efficient layouts.

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