2007 Holiday Gift Guide: Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and Premiere Elements 4

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Adobe recently introduced two new versions to their Elements line of software, Photoshop Elements 6 and Premiere Elements 4. They’re a perfect gift to give this holiday season, and to purchase for yourself for editing those holiday moments.

Photoshop Elements 6

The latest version of Photoshop Elements brings some great features to the consumer market that were previously only available in the more expensive Photoshop CS3. One-click fixes in Elements 6 allows you to quickly and easily edit your photos with a single click of your mouse. One of my favorite features includes the ability to create themed layouts and web galleries so everyone can view your photos, no matter where they are in the world.

Organizing your photos has never been easier, and Photoshop Elements allows you to tag your photos. Along with its powerful search function, you can find the photo your looking for with a simple term.

Premiere Elements 4

Similar to iMovie ’08 from Apple, Premiere Elements brings easier movie editing to the Windows side. Unlike iMovie ’08, the new version of Premiere Elements has movie themes to add a nice touch to your otherwise plain-looking video.

You can also upload your movies directly to YouTube, so the entire world can see them (or not). If your PC has a DVD or Blu-Ray drive, you can burn them right to disc for watching on your television.

Overall, the Photoshop & Premiere Elements bundle is one of the best software bundles we’ve seen for a while, especially on the PC side. Don’t get lost inside of complicated software, grab a copy of Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Elements today. It’s available in one box for $129.99 or individually for around $80 at Amazon.