Finally, one tool that has come down from Photoshop is Shake Reduction. This
can automatically sharpen shots in which you shook the camera slightly. It gives
you the same control as the Photoshop tool, letting you select the area you want
to correct.
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whether you’re into creating slideshows, sending picture emails, printing via
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to online photo sites, including Flickr and Twitter. I would like to see more
social outlets here, such as Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr. One minor
disappointment is that Elements’ own keyword tags don’t carry over into Flickr,
though you can add tags at the time of uploading. Others include the lack of
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Share button.
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and Zoom, and Classic. You can change the background music and add or
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playing right away, so your layout choices are limited. The tools in Apple Photos
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canned music choices and control over slide duration.