It searches through and intelligently recognizes subjects in the photos and brings them to your view.

This isn’t only keywords you added as metadata. For instance, you can search PSE by keyword and it will find pictures including that word. Personally, I’ll keep using Lightroom for my library, but I’m excited about some of the features in PSE that I hope may trickle over to Lightroom. Interestingly, when it launched the first time it popped up with a prompt to explore Lightroom as a more professional organization tool. PSE has a powerful organization section, much like Bridge, and it can help you organize your photography library. I’ve spent some time with Photoshop Elements 15 (PSE), so I’ll show you some of its new features, but you should also consider Premiere Elements for creating fun videos and slideshows with built-in templates that just aren’t available in the pro version of Premiere. These are terrific tools, and in my work, almost everything I do in the full version of Photoshop can be done in Elements, including panoramas and head swapping, and it’s usually easier to do it in Elements. Adobe has just released Photoshop Elements 15 and Premiere Elements 15, the latest updates to their consumer versions of the world’s most powerful photo and video finishing tools.

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