The ability to shoot as many images as you like, or at least as many as will fit onto your camera’s memory card, is one advantage that digital photography has over traditional film cameras. It’s probably also accurate to say that you’ve been taking photographs and truly enjoying the flexibility that digital photography has to offer. The fact that you’re reading this book indicates that you probably already own or are considering purchasing a digital camera. If you are ready to start working with your own images, you can jump ahead to “Adding Files and Folders to the Organizer” found later in this lesson to start working with files that came with this book. Before starting, make sure your tools and panels are consistent with the examples presented in these lessons by resetting the panels, by choosing Window > Reset Panels within the Editor. Before you start, note that the Photoshop Elements Editor remembers the last panel layout that you used. In order to access these files, you need to import them, which you will do in this lesson. Make sure that you have downloaded the Lessons folder onto your hard-drive. You will work with several files from the Lessons folder in this lesson.
To start, you’ll need to import images from your camera or computer. You will be up-and-running, creating beautiful photographs before you know it. Photoshop Elements Tutorial: Importing your Photos into Adobe Photoshop ElementsĪdobe Photoshop Elements is an easy-to-use solution for organizing and editing your digital photos. It is the first lesson in the Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Digital Classroom book. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with importing into Adobe Photoshop Elements. Getting photos from a camera or card reader.
Getting photos into the Organizer using the Photo Downloader.
What you’ll learn in this Photoshop Elements Tutorial:
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