Open a photograph in Photoshop Elements Editor, and switch to the Quick mode.
The Quick mode groups basic photo-fixing tools in one place, to quickly fix the exposure, color, sharpness, and other aspects of an image. From Photoshop Elements 12, in addition to correcting your photos, you can also transform your photos into professional-looking objects of art using Effects, Textures, and Frames panels, available next to the Adjustments panel.
Each panel has ten thumbnails. Each thumbnail is a live preview. Clicking a thumbnail applies the effect, texture, or frame, to your image. Names for these effects, textures, and frames is displayed when you hover the mouse pointer on the thumbnail.
Transform your photo by applying an effect. The clickable thumbnails for available Effects are live previews, to understand how the effect looks on the image before applying it.
In one click, transform your photos with effects inspired by famous works of art or popular art styles. Choose from amazing artistic effects that you can apply to all or part of your photo. You can also make defined adjustments in the effects to get the desired results.
There are a total of 30 Artistic effects in Photoshop Elements. Click Effects to choose your favorite effect in Quick and Expert modes.
There are 11 Classic effects ranging from Black & White to Vintage looks to Cross-process presets. Click on a Classic effect to see available variation within the preset.
Auto Smart Looks
Effects are applied as a new layer with layer mask. You can edit the layer mask in Expert mode to remove/reduce effect from certain areas.
The following list provides a brief description of each of the available effects:
Auto Smart Looks
Tint
Provides a color tint (such as golden, sepia, green) to the image. Available variations:
Seasons
Applies a season effect to the image. Available variations:
Pencil Sketch
Applies an effect to make the image appear like a pencil sketch. Available variations:
Toy Camera
Applies an effect that makes the image appear as it is a photograph taken by a toy camera. Available variations:
Black & White
Applies a Black & White effect to the image. Available variations:
Lithograph
Applies a lithograph effect to the image. Available variations:
Cross Process
Applies the effect of processing of photographic film in a chemical solution intended for a different type of film. Available variations:
Split Tone
Applies the effect of tinting the highlights in a black and white image one color and the shadows another color. Available variations:
Vintage
Applies a vintage effect to the image. Available variations:
Light Leaks
Applies the effect of light on the negative of a picture that has leaked into the light-tight chamber of a camera. Available variations:
Use the Textures panel to choose from ten textures you can apply to your photo. Textures simulate various surfaces or backgrounds that the photo could be printed on. For example, old paper look, cracked paint texture, rough blue grid, chrome feel.
Textures are applied as a new layer with layer mask. You can edit the layer mask in Expert mode to remove/reduce texture from certain areas (face/skin).
Use the Frames panel to choose and apply from ten available frames for your photo. The frame is automatically fitted in best possible way. You can also move or transform the image and frame. This can be done by using the move tool and double-clicking the frame. You can change the background color from white to any other choice in Expert mode by modifying the Color Fill layer
Open a photograph in Photoshop Elements Editor, and switch to the Quick mode.
Three panels - Effects, Textures, and Frames - are available, in addition to the Adjustments panel. Click the icon for any of the panels.
The Panel bar displays live preview thumbnails of the open image. Click a thumbnail to apply the Effect, Texture, or Frame.
(Optional) Switch to the Expert mode, and modify the effect, texture, or frame that you used on the image. The modification applied in the Quick mode is available in a separate layer.
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