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Photoshop Elements 2021 missing "Lighting Effects"

Community Beginner ,
Apr 01, 2021 Apr 01, 2021

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Hi, 

 

I just "upgraded" to the latest version (2021 for Mac OS) and realized the "lighting effects" filter under Filter -> Render -> Lighting Effects that was there in my really old PSE 10 is gone. I attached a screen shot. It used to be right under the Lens Flare filter. Did it get removed?? I used it quite a bit. 

 

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Advocate , Apr 02, 2021 Apr 02, 2021

Hi,

 

Yes, the Lighting Effects filter is no longer available in Adobe Photoshop Elements. I think it was removed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 when it was among a few features that got dropped as Adobe moved the Elements codebase to 64-bit.

 

Robin Nichols has published a good YouTube video demonstrating how to get the same sort of effects in more recent versions of Adobe Photoshop Elements:

 

Workaround for Lighting Effects

 

Also here's some more good tips from this post on the PSE&M forum:

 

How do you make lighting effects in PSE 14?

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Apr 02, 2021 Apr 02, 2021

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Hi,

 

Yes, the Lighting Effects filter is no longer available in Adobe Photoshop Elements. I think it was removed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 when it was among a few features that got dropped as Adobe moved the Elements codebase to 64-bit.

 

Robin Nichols has published a good YouTube video demonstrating how to get the same sort of effects in more recent versions of Adobe Photoshop Elements:

 

Workaround for Lighting Effects

 

Also here's some more good tips from this post on the PSE&M forum:

 

How do you make lighting effects in PSE 14?

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Thank you!

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Adobe should've kept it though. It was easier to do. 

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