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Comments on: Adobe refurbishes Photoshop, Premiere Elements

Hobbyist-oriented Photoshop Elements gets some DNA from Photoshop CS3 and Lightroom, while Premiere Elements gets a YouTube connection.

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Correction - NO HD DVD

by megazone September 24, 2007 8:19 PM PDT

Premier Elements 4 does have support for Blu-ray Disc, and DVD of course - but it does not support HD DVD. Adobe has, to date, exclusively backed Blu-ray.

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Adobe said HD DVD is supported, but I'll recheck
by Shankland September 25, 2007 5:53 PM PDT: I asked Adobe specifically about HD DVD support when I didn't see it in the news release, but I'll ask again. Their response Monday: "Adobe Premiere Elements does support HD DVD and Blu-ray."; Like this

You're right--no HD DVD support
by Shankland September 29, 2007 8:14 AM PDT: Adobe PR re-checked and indeed, there's no HD DVD support after all. Thanks for the note!; Like this

Adobe Premiere Elements
by committesr September 25, 2007 6:31 AM PDT: Does this video editing software contain green screen/chromakey features.; Like this Reply to this comment

Why does it cost so much more in Australia?
by Claire de Lunar September 27, 2007 6:40 PM PDT: I can't figure this out. It's about 50 dollars more, US. At that price, it's cheaper to have someone in the US buy it and ship it to me.

Why?

I guess it must be the added price of translating all the manuals into Australian.; Like this Reply to this comment

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