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The other interesting new editing feature is called the Smart Brush, which lets users quickly select an area and apply an effect at the same time. The Smart Brush tool will be used for over fifty effects, including lighting enhancements and texture addtions.
Photoshop Elements 7 will be available for $99.99. As before, there will also be a combination pack with both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements video editing software, priced at $149.99. Both products are slated to ship for Windows computers in the fall – no Mac version announcements have been made.
In addition, Adobe announced a tiered upgrade to its Photoshop.com web site. Purchasers of Adobe Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements will be entitled to basic membership, offering 5 gibabytes of online storage for photos or videos, with the option to share your media with friends and family, and to have files automatically backed up onto the web account from your home PC. For an additional $49.95 annual fee users can step up to Plus Membership, which expands online storage to 20 gigabytes and includes access to tutorials, templates, downloadable clip art and other add-ons. The existing free Photoshop Express online product, which includes online editing and 2 gigabytes of storage, will continue to be offered.