Windows users also gain the ability to import and edit HEIF (photo) and HEVC (video) files to match existing Mac capabilities.īoth Adobe Photoshop Elements 2020 and Adobe Premiere Elements 2020 are available as free trial downloads for Windows 8.1 or later, and macOS 10.13 or later.
In addition to the new smart tagging feature, Premiere Elements now performs automatic facial matching to stack videos according to the people in them.įinally, both apps have been fine-tuned with the claim of better performance over the 2019 releases. The app adds three guided edits to its own roster to offer users 23 in total – the new edits facilitate the creation of dynamic time-lapse videos, animated skies and the conversion of videos from portrait to landscape (and vice versa) without losing any detail. Premiere Elements opens with the promise of improved quality low-light videos thanks to its Reduce Noise effect, which users can simply drag and drop to minimise the effects of grain. Photoshop Elements US users also gain access to the FUJIFILM Prints & Gifts service for quickly turning digital images into various printed keepsakes. The app also introduces new automatic smart tags based on subject to help organise videos as well as photos – a feature also added to Premiere Elements 2020 as part of Adobe’s Sensei AI technology. The app also brings the number of step-by-step guided edits it provides to 55 with two new tools – one to help remove unwanted objects from images, and the other to add patterns to the backgrounds of photos. There’s also an automatic tool for smoothing wrinkles and other ‘blemishes’ from skin in photos.
The colourise technology isn’t new or exclusive – users can access it via various web-based apps – but it’s strikingly effective.Ī new one-click subject selection tool aims to simplify the selection of objects to help remove backgrounds or cut out objects quickly. Photoshop Elements users gain some striking new tools to breathe new life into old photos, with the ability to colourise any photo – whether black and white or faded. Colourise old photos and get a better feel for how your ancestors actually looked.
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