Organize Your Photos
with Adobe Photoshop Elements 3 (or 4 or 5)
There's lots of books describing how to edit your photos, but Adobe Photoshop Elements 4 (like Photoshop Elements 3) goes far beyond editing. Michael Slater's book, Organize Your Photos with Adobe Photoshop Elements 3, is the only one to focus on using Photoshop Elements to manage your photo files, find the photos you're looking for, share photos via email, and make albums, slideshows, and other creations. It also describes how to make easy photo enhancements, print your photos, and keep your collection safe by creating backups.
There will not, unfortunately, be a new edition of the book for version 4 of the software. The core organizing functions remain largely unchanged in Photoshop Elements 4, however, so the great majority of the book remains relevant.
Table of Contents
Excerpts from the book
The following excerpts are in PDF format. Note that these excerpts are intended to provide a feeling for the style and subject matter; they of course cover only a fraction of the topics discussed in the book.
- Working with Catalogs
- Using Stacks (for grouping multiple similar photos)
- Designing Your Tag Set
- Using Photo Review
- Sharing Photos with Photomail (HTML email)
- Making Creations (albums, slideshows, etc.)
- Printing Photos