Adobe today announced the release of Photoshop Elements 7 . Users who purchase the latest version of Adobe’s entry-level photo editing software will be given the option to sign-up for a one year Plus subscription to the company’s new Flickr-like Photoshop.com site.
Photoshop Elements 7 offers a new Scene Cleaner, which lets users "brush away" unwanted subjects in photos. A new Smart Brush tool, meanwhile, provides a quick way to improve effects on a single area of a photo, including lighting and texture. The latest version of the software also introduces a new selection of Flash-based Online Albums.
Adobe also introduced a new version of its entry level video software, Premier Elements 7.
Both apps will be available in September for Windows, priced at $99.99 each, or as a $149.99 bundle. And check out PCMag.com for a beta preview of Elements 7.
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