It goes back into the Organizer into my Mobile Album. Since I’m pleased with the image I just save it. Now if I wanted i could add a texture to the image, or a frame, but I like the image the way it is. I wanted to add an effect to make this photo look old skool. The Elements 12 team added cool stuff in Quick Mode like Effects (filters), Textures, and Frames that you can add with the click of a button. NEW FEATURE – Effects, textures, and frames. I know, I know, it looks TOO clean, but this is a demonstration folks. Since I was in there messing around, I got a little Spot Healing Brush crazy and wiped the beach clean, just for the heck of it. The spot healing brush is awesome, I paint on what I want to go away and Elements 12 makes it go away. Time to bust out the enhanced Spot Healing Brush. Hmmmm, it looks good, but look at all the hypodermic needles and cigarette butts on the beach, I need to get rid of those (just kidding, it’s sticks and junk). Now I crop the image down a little bit with the crop tool. If I just rotated the image I’d have white areas where the image previously ended, but autofill edges uses magic to make my photo look all nice nice and complete. Then I drag my tool across the horizon, or something level in the photo, and Elements 12 levels the image.Īn enhanced feature in Elements 12 is the autofill edges option in expert mode. No problem, with three clicks I can straighten the image out.Ĭlick 1: Expert mode. Uh oh, after loading the image in the editor I can see that the photo is tilted. I can right click on the photo in the organizer and select “Edit with Photoshop Elements Editor…” and the photo will open in Elements Editor (duh) and be ready to edit. I like the photo of my daughter on the beach, but I want to make some tweaks. Once I add photos to my mobile folders, my images show up on every device that’s linked to my Adobe ID. I add some photos to the folder on my mobile device, the system syncs automatically, and my photos appear on my computer ready to edit. Now it’s as simple as adding images and letting the cloud do it’s thing. Here (or on your mobile device) is where you’ll now be able to add/remove folders and albums, move photos and videos around, and manage sharing your stuff with other devices that are connected to your Adobe ID. When you try and click it for the first time to get going it will make you log in with your Adobe ID. You’ll see the new mobile albums control is in the left nav of the Elements Organizer.
#ADOBE REVEL DELETE IMAGES TRIAL#
Of course there is a 30 day trial period to play around and decide if it’s right for you.
#ADOBE REVEL DELETE IMAGES INSTALL#
Install it, sign in with your Adobe ID, choose a subscription plan (revel premium is $59.99/year).
It only takes a few minutes to get up and running.įirst, you need to have the Adobe Revel app on your mobile device.
First an overview of mobile folders.ĭefinitely our favorite new feature is the ability to have original, and edited photos, shared across all of our devices using the new mobile albums feature and the Adobe Revel app. We’re going to show you how you can use the new mobile folders to get photos from your phone into Elements Organizer, make some edits, and get the photo back onto your phone, within minutes. We put together this post show you a couple of the cool new features (and some enchanced existing features). We did our usual button pushing and knob twisting and wanted to share a couple of our favorite new features AND give away THREE copies of Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 to our readers.Īdobe scientists have spent their time finding ways to make Photoshop Elements better than ever before. Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 was released earlier this week and we got to play around with it.
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