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But because Photoshop also contains a WYSIWYG page layout designer (which you will use in this book later on), it can do much more than just make images. Although it is a very powerful software, it is also very heavy and time-consuming to use, especially if you’re not a frequent photographer. The Photoshop alternative is Adobe Photoshop Elements. It is simpler, lightweight and much easier to use. The program has a powerful graphics editor for photographers, graphic designers and hobbyists. The interface is extremely simple and the functionality similar to other Adobe software. Photoshop Elements is a versatile toolkit with many tools and effects. You can use this tool to create icons, logos, cartoons, vectors and much more. It is also a powerful image editor, you can crop, resize, add special effects, and perform different tasks in your photos. But as a professional tool, it has more features than Elements. Some of the tools that Elements doesn’t have, such as a selection tool, magic wand tool, and masking tools, are in Photoshop. But since Photoshop is more complex than Photoshop Elements, if you know Elements you’ll feel more comfortable using it. This article includes Photoshop tools, tools for design, design, tools for making images perfect, using layers, masking, filters, moving, resizing and trimming, and much more. For more Photoshop tutorials, check out our free Photoshop tutorials, Photoshop lessons, Photoshop training tutorials and Photoshop tutorials. Photoshop Toolset Adobe Photoshop Elements features many tools, but the full Photoshop contains many more, but also a much larger learning curve. For photography this is not much of a problem. What is a problem, though, is when you need to start using Photoshop but you don’t have any experience. This is where this Photoshop toolkit will come in handy. Below we will go through most of the tools you will see in a Photoshop edit. 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