ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 9

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 9
Working in Photoshop Elements
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The Photomerge Group Shot Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Group Shot, see “Use Photomerge Group Shot” on page 155.
The Photomerge Faces Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Faces, see “Use Photomerge Faces” on page 156.
The Photomerge Scene Cleaner Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Scene Cleaner, see “Use Photomerge Scene Cleaner” on page 157.
The Photomerge Exposure Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Exposure, see “Photomerge Exposure” on page 159.
The Photomerge Style Match Guided Edit
For more information on Photomerge Style Match, see “Photomerge Style Match” on page 161.
The Automated Action Player Guided Edit
An action is a series of tasks that Photoshop Elements performs with a click of a button. Photoshop Elements comes
with a set of actions. You can also play actions that are created in Photoshop as long as the actions use features
supported by Photoshop Elements. Keep in mind that the Automated Actions may not work on all file types or layers.
1 In the Edit workspace with the Edit Guided tab selected, make sure that Automated Actions is expanded and then
click Action Player.
2 Follow the instructions and choose an action from the menu.
3 Click Play Action.
Install actions created in Photoshop
The Action Player in the Automated Actions guided edit can play actions created in Photoshop. Keep in mind that you
can only play actions that use features supported in Photoshop Elements.
❖ Copy the .atn file to one of the following locations:
Windows XP C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop
Elements\9.0\Locale\en_US\Workflow Panels\actions
Vista C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Photoshop Elements\9.0\Locale\en_US\Workflow Panels\actions
Mac System library/Application Support /Adobe /Photoshop Elements /9.0/Locale/en_US/Workflow Panels/actions
The next time you start Photoshop Elements, the action will appear in the Automated Actions guided edit menu.
The Line Drawing Guided Edit
For more information on the features used in this Guided Edit. See “Precisely convert to black and white” on page 132,
“About Levels adjustments” on page 119, “Add Noise” on page 206, and “Adjust saturation and hue” on page 128.
Last updated 1/27/2011