Customer Ratings & Reviews

Adobe Photoshop/Premiere Elements is a classic piece of software for photo and video editing for the home user. But nowadays there is plenty of free software which work well too. The printer bundle discount helps a little with the price. The Adobe standard of quality and function, and familiarity for users may be worthwhile for many.

Easy and intuitive. A must for any aspiring photographer that wants a streamlined editing tool.

Easy to use with a lot of new features to make editing videos and photos fun.

Easy to use and the output is also good. Makes editing photos a breeze

One of the best photoshop programs I've used. Very intuitive and easy to use.

Great for editing pictures and videos. Love this system.

It has been a very long time however since I have last used photo editing software, which was also simply Adobe Photoshop; we're talking about back in my high school days, from early to late senior year around 1999 which I think was version 5. I had used Photoshop then for just adding titles and some graphics to my photos and used them on my webpage which I used AOL's web space for storing it and featuring it online (that's during basic HTML, and then incorporated using web page building software). The last time using Adobe Photoshop 5 or 6 was around 2001. Thereafter I didn't bother with anything as I was focusing on college and then you had social media websites that blew up like Friendster then Myspace. Asides from just adding titles and graphics, I've used photoshop for retouching or getting rid of anything in the background whether it would be a twig from a tree branch that's in the way in front of a face, and removing it and touching it up, using the "magic wand" and the medicine dropper and color matching and so on. Here on 2022 Photoshop Elements, there's a guided-tutorial option for anything and that would help. I explored a few of these but not all. I have experimented and removed a mustache on an older picture of myself, and it did look like I have shaven it off clean but also made my mouth smaller; these are just one of the many guided options in editing photos and in this case I have used the object removal, while there are others such as correcting skin tone, moving and scaling, brightness and contrast and more. The guided option tells you step by step any highlights on what to click on. If you're already an expert at all of photo editing, just be in expert mode and do whatever you may. Photoshop elements would be a good beginner use software for photo editing, while I understand that its not as professional as Photoshop (without the Elements; aka Photoshop is more professional with more editing power vs Photoshop elements, from my understanding), it offers a great start and if you're just into basic or intermediate, this would be fine. If you're a professional, like you're own photographer or working for a high end multimedia company, you may want to step your game up. Anyhow, video editing, I've haven't used Adobe Premiere really; only iMovie, and that's been not too long ago but perhaps close to a decade, filming birthdays parties of my newborn nephew and creating and editing vids, trimming and cutting footage and finessing with titles and transitions. Well, I see some similarities with 2022 Premiere Elements, but of course very helpful again is the guided option for the assistance, but I was almost able to figure almost everything out. Rest assured, guided mode can be used to an advantage. What I do like is the special effects you can apply; one for example being the lightning or electrical arc effect, the number of forks, duration, color, and positioning; I'd have to experiment more and play with this feature to get it to my liking. And like said previously (with Photoshop elements), this is your decent beginning type of editing, for home videos of course or anything not too fancy if you need to make presentations at a business meeting and such that would perhaps stand out than a powerpoint presentation. I plan to start up later in the future, posting vids on youtube of how I got into cycling (still have a ways to go, like getting a mounted go pro camera), and Premiere elements would be a definite big help to aid in editing and trimming video, and adding music, transitions, graphics/titles, to finally exporting the final product to then upload. Yes, I recommend this Adobe Elements bundles as a great start for anyone into Photography/Blogging, to Social Media, YouTubing, etc, regardless if a professional, or used to be and getting into the game again, or barely starting out.

It a very good tool for taking care of your pictures and video's I do wish that it was a little bit better to be user friendly, they could do better with the interface, but i have tried many other apps and they don't have the tools that this does !

Great to help me edit my photos and create amazing pictures

For a beginner, this is a very good video and photo editor

My creative cloud subscription was costing me $600 a year so when elememts went on sale, i canceled it and went with Photoshop elements and it does most everything i need. No regrets.

Solid software for minor touchups and photo processing abilities. For those more serious about photography as more than just a hobby, I would suggest looking into Lightroom.

It's good software but I wouldn't consider it intuitive to navigate for beginners.

Good program. Worth the money. Still getting to know how to use it. Seems to be easy.

Still learning but have been impressed so far. Lot's of creative ideas to try.

There is always a learning curve from year to year with this product.

Needed to upgrade our Adobe Photoshop for my wife's new computer and choose this version. So far, so good.

Great editing software for beginners. Has a lot of extras. Does almost everything i need it to.

We are loving our new Adobe - Photoshop & Premiere Elements 2022

Some of the interface still looks like Windows 3.1 and it doesn't have what I was expecting, I should have tried the trial version first. Make sure it does what you want before you buy.