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Feb 23, 2011 02:57 |  #1

When using Adobe Camer Raw under PSE 9 I am missing the Tone Curve Panel with the graph on it. ACR for PSE is at 6.3.0.79. I have the curve graph under PSS but not PSE.




  
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Feb 23, 2011 03:25 |  #2

Yes, that's right. PSE is a "cut down" version of Photoshop, so some stuff like that is missing.


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Feb 23, 2011 05:07 |  #3

If you are on OSX, at least PSE8 came with bridge and "full" ACR when accessed through bridge. Not sure wether PSE9 still is the same.

On windows: No such luck.


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Feb 23, 2011 14:34 |  #4

RFDII wrote in post #11897177 (external link)
When using Adobe Camer Raw under PSE 9 I am missing the Tone Curve Panel with the graph on it. ACR for PSE is at 6.3.0.79. I have the curve graph under PSS but not PSE.

First, what's "PSS"?

Second, what OS are you using? As was mentioned above, Mac and Windows have a different way of getting to Camera Raw in Elements that gives Macs more functionality.


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