Digital BW, The Print

I thought I would throw this out, to the list,
to see what pro's and con's on this two products..

If I'm just working with digital photo's / scanning or from a compact 
flash memory,
is there a need for the full blow PS ?

I heard some good things about elements 3.0?
Can it do more in the regards to photo editing, than PS?
or perhaps can it do more easier?

TKS ++

Richard

Richard wrote:
> I thought I would throw this out, to the list,
> to see what pro's and con's on this two products..
> 
> If I'm just working with digital photo's / scanning or from a compact 
> flash memory,
> is there a need for the full blow PS ?
> 
> I heard some good things about elements 3.0?
> Can it do more in the regards to photo editing, than PS?
> or perhaps can it do more easier?
> 

Elements is missing some features from Photoshop CS, however there are 
other tools that can help.  I use a combination of Elements 2.0 and The 
Gimp (adds the ability to decompose, and to work with curves).  I use a 
couple of other tools as well, PixInsiteLE and Polaroids Scratch and 
Dust Remover.   PSE is good for colour casts, and sharpening, gimp is 
good for high-end manipulations, PixInsite is good when you don't have 
enough resolution (it's a good interpolator), and PSDR is good for when 
ICE isn't available, though it's far from perfect....

W