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davidf59627084
davidf59627084
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July 31, 2017
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Functions inside Photoshop Elements

  • July 31, 2017
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{Moderator  moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Photoshop Elements.]

Well, I getting nowhere with Adobe Chat. I have a website and I have been using a full version of Photoshop CC. I joined in with the 49.99 membership for one year, but my subscription runs out in late August and I will now have to pay $49.99 a month to stay connected and use Photoshop. Can't afford it. So I am trying to find out if Elements will do what Photoshop has been doing for me. For my website, I have to "square up" photos to fit into my website which was composed on Wordpress. In Photoshop I reduce my photos to squares by going to the Image Canvas and adding background color as needed. Then I go to image size and reduce the squared photo to 750 x 750 pixels at 72 dpi. I am just trying to find out if Elements can do these functions. Does anyone know? Also can Elements be used independent of the Adobe Cloud? I am just getting tired of all these additional fees and I know if have a free standing program, I can just store everything on my backup.

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Jeff Arola
Community Expert
Jeff ArolaCommunity Expert
Community Expert
July 31, 2017

If you just want photoshop you can switch to the Creative Cloud Photography Plan, which is much cheaper at $10 a month and includes both photoshop cc and lightroom cc.

99jon
99jon
Legend
July 31, 2017

PSE can re-size image and canvas size.

No subscription is required – the licence is perpetual, after initial purchase.

Why not download, install and use the trial version free - currently for 30 days.

The interface is slightly different to Photoshop CC but most of the tools work the same.

Download Photoshop Elements free trial | Adobe Photoshop Elements 

davidf59627084
davidf59627084Author
Participant
July 31, 2017

Thanks 99jon. Sounds like a really good idea. Adobe must be making a bundle off this Creative Cloud approach to merchandising. I'd almost rather pay several hundred bucks up front and have a fully working perpetual program. Photoshop is really awesome but I hate the idea of having to shell out $50 each month when I only use the program once or twice a month.

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