Chapter 2. Customizing Adobe Photoshop Elements
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Using just the default settings in Photoshop Elements will enable you to perform all kinds of digital magic on your photos. As you become more familiar with the way the tools and features work, you might want to customize some of the settings. For starters, you can customize the way an image file is opened or saved, or choose whether the cursor matches the brush size or remains constant regardless of how many pixels a tool applies to an image.
Photoshop Elements has three general groups of customizable settings. The first group, color settings, enables you to choose the type of color ...
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