I met with Mark Dahm, Adobe Senior Product Manager for Photoshop Elements 6, last week at Adobe HQ in San Jose, CA. If you've been following the product cycle, Elements 6 for Windows was recently released, with the Mac version coming early next year.
I had a lot of questions for Mark. Down one path, it appears to me that Elements 6 serves the same role for Windows users that iPhoto does for Mac photographers -- its workflow oriented, easy to use, and had lots of output bells and whistles. I wanted Mark to expand on some of these features. Down the other path, I was curious about the different product cycles for the Mac and Windows versions.
Mark did a great job on down all paths. I think you'll enjoy this 30 minute interview with Mark Dahm recorded on the 11th floor of the West Tower inside Adobe San Jose.
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Can someone give me some basic advice or refer me to someone to walk me through the process of using camera raw in Elements 6? I have used Elements 3 for years and just jumped up to 6 and like shooting in RAW. The last thing I want to do is totally destroy or over manipulate my RAW image when making a few editing corrections. I have read Scott Kelby’s, the photoshop elements 6 book, but do not follow how to save my corrections in raw, jpeg, tiff, etc. I know this is really basic for most of you but at 61 it is taking me a little time to grasp the process. I would appreciate any help you could offer to answer these basic questions.
Thanks - Jack