Photoshop Elements, on the other hand, is a simpler image manipulation program that enables more complicated edits with fewer features than Photoshop and similar programs.

Both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements are very similar, but Photoshop is much more powerful. If you're a computer graphics designer or photographer, using Photoshop is a must. If you're an artist who wants to create illustrations, images, or movie posters, Elements is more than enough for your needs. The fact that Elements can be purchased for less than Photoshop is a big plus for the program.

We explore some of the most useful tools in this book in the sections that follow. Photoshop requires updates to its software for you to get the most out of it, but the tutorials in this book can get you started without buying any additional software.

Getting Photoshop Up and Running

When you first install Photoshop, you're greeted with a splash screen that reminds you of the grand opening of a theater with your fingers poised over that blue Start button. You're ready to begin using Photoshop, but first you have to perform some basic setup tasks.

Creating a new folder to store your images

The default location for the images that you work on in Photoshop is in your Documents folder. Of course, you have to create that folder before you can work on your images. So, you have to create a new folder to store your images. To create the folder, follow these steps:

1. Choose File⇒New to create a new folder.

Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+N (⌘-N) to create a new folder.

2. Click New Folder.
3. Type a name for the folder.
4. If you want, click Browse and navigate to a specific folder on your computer to create the folder.
5. Click OK to create the new folder.

After you create a new folder to store your images, you have to add some of the program's default files to the folder. These files include the Photoshop default files and the PSD template files that we discuss in the next section.

After you've added the default files to your folder, you have to test the program to make sure it works.

Configuring your computer to handle Photoshop files

Before you can use Photoshop, you have to make sure that it can access the images and templates that you want to work with. Normally, you can just start working.

However, not all computer systems

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Most of the editing features are available in both Elements and Photoshop. They are just different versions:

Effects, filters and adjustments: (layer adjustments are not available in Elements)

Cropping, resizing, and masking:

Object manipulation and positioning:

Magic wand and lasso tools:

Layout tools:

Paths and shapes:

Text:

Image organization:

Adjusting and correcting color:

Image composition and editing:

Grouping and selecting objects:

Navigating in the document:

Pasting:

Text editing:

Cropping, resizing, and masking:

Object manipulation and positioning:

Magic wand and lasso tools:

Layout tools:

Paths and shapes:

Text:

Adjusting and correcting color:

Image composition and editing:

Grouping and selecting objects:

Navigating in the document:

Pasting:

Text editing:

Collaboration (in Photoshop only)

The collaboration features in Photoshop and Elements are slightly different.

Adobe Photoshop has the following collaboration features for a team of users:

Profile Synchronization: You can change the settings of different users from different computers and these changes are synchronized automatically when you restart your computer.

Synchronize canvas: You can synchronize your canvas with other users as you work on it, and the other users see your changes.

Tracking: The other users can see your cursors so you can see what they are doing while you are working on the canvas.

Version History: You can compare your current version of a document with previous versions and see the differences. You can restore an earlier version if you want to revert to a previous version of the document.

Team folder: You can create a folder that has all the files and folders that belong to the entire team of users who are sharing the document.

Adobe Photoshop Elements has the following collaboration features for a team of users:

Project folder: You can store your images and other assets in your own folder and open and modify them. Anyone who shares the folder or this project folder will see the other users’ changes. This is useful for sharing photos, images and graphics that you created with another member of the team or a designer who uses a different computer.

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[Read more: The Elements: 101 Photoshop Tutorials to Get You Started ]

How to Create a Background Gradient

Most of the time, Photoshop offers a slew of built-in gradient tools for creating backgrounds, text, and other designs. But sometimes creating your own gradient is the better choice. One of the main reasons is that Photoshop gradients are limited in a variety of ways. While creating a gradient in Photoshop, you're limited to using basic blending modes, where you can only select images or objects that are too small or too big to overlap.

For example, if you want to create a gradient that changes with every stage of the computer's monitor, you'll want to use a Gradient Map in Photoshop. And for more creative effects, you'll want to create your own custom gradients. This example gives you a few ways to create simple backgrounds using a Gradient Map.

How to Create a Background Gradient on a New Layer

Most gradients in Photoshop are flattened into a single layer. But sometimes you may want to have several gradients on separate layers.


For this type of gradient, you first need to create a layer that does the gradient, then create a separate layer on top of it. You can do this by following these steps:

Open a new image.

On the Layers Panel, select the Gradient Tool (G).

Click once in the image with a color or gradient to create a starting point for the gradient.

Click and drag the gradient or colors around to adjust the effect.

Clone the gradient and apply it to a separate layer.

How to Create a Drop Shadow Effect

Drop shadows are a common effect in Photoshop, but creating them is simpler than you think.

If you've done Photoshop before, you probably know the drop shadow effects that apply to text and other objects. But did you know you can apply the same effects to your background? Here's how:

Locate the Layer dialog box by pressing Ctrl+K (⌘+K on the Mac).

Click the New Layer icon to create a new layer.

Click the drop-down menu next to Layer Type and select Drop Shadow.

Enter a layer name, choose a blending mode, position the shadow, and choose a color for it.

You can change the angle of the shadow, add a blur, and repeat the shadow.

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