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	Removing color veils in Photoshop Elements One particular color may sometimes dominate a picture. It looks as if the photo was covered with a veil or foil. It may look greenish, blueish, purplish, yellowish, or any-color-ish at the first glance. Photoshop Elements has a dedicated tool for removing such veils. It can be done with a few clicks, but we have touched it up a bit to make it more accurate, and of course, good old layers come into the picture once again. Visits: 299
	Calendar in Photoshop Elements Learn how to create a calendar in a few easy steps with Adobe Photoshop Elements. Visits: 1640
	Color replacement in Photoshop Elements On the tools palette of Photoshop Elements, among the numerous brushes, an interesting, hitherto undiscussed tool hides. The color replacement brush allows you to change colors simply and without a noteworthy dexterity (albeit having some definitely helps). Visits: 1364
	Color saturation in Photoshop Elements The method is a few steps longer than a "simple" saturation increasing adjustment, but provides much better results. Visits: 645
	Correct the geometric distortion on your photos in Photoshop Elements Another new feature inherited from Photoshop by Elements 5.0. At last, comprehensive lens error correction! It is not complete with color correction, but deals with geometric distortion, edge darkening and skewed perspective nevertheless. Visits: 484
	Curves in Photoshop Elements The Curves feature is a contrast and brightness adjustment tool in premium editing applications that is well-liked by advanced users. The new edition of Photoshop Elements finally includes the simplified version of such a tool. Visits: 653
	Cutting a shape in Photoshop Elements Learn how to extract a complex shape from a simple background in Adobe Photoshop Elements. Visits: 532
	Fisheye effect Learn how to add a fish eye effect to your photos in a few easy steps using Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 1051
	Gaze enhancement This is a small trick that, with some practice, can make the glance of your portrait subjects even more enchanting. If you take a look at a vastly over-edited magazine portrait, you'll surely notice the strongly expressive gaze of the models. Apart from finely shot pictures, this is owing to Photoshop's Dodge and Burn brushes, among others. Visits: 610
	Image correction in five seconds in Photoshop Elements Face the facts: not everyone has the time or the intention to fiddle with each and every digital photo to change it the way they like. Many users of photo editing applications rely on automatic features of their software. This is what we'll do now as Photoshop Elements is able to correct several defects in one step. There is, however, a way that lets you control the correction to a small extent and still doesn't take more that five seconds to do. Visits: 1282