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• Organize - Order, label, find, and view photos your way.
• Edit - Make photos look their best, with easy-to-use editing options for every user level - from quick edits to guided tutorials, you have the freedom to explore your creative potential.
• Create - It's easy to make keepsakes that you'll cherish forever - templates for photo books, scrapbooks, greeting cards, and more.
• Share - Put a smile on your friends' faces when you share to Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, and more. And now, take your Elements photos with you, wherever you go, on your smartphone or tablet.
• Review : We've been using Photoshop Elements for years, and just upgraded from version 11 to version 12 a few days ago.
  
  After the big changes in version 11, I wasn't expecting much in 12 - and I had to dig a bit to find anything that had changed at all. Because of that, I suspect most people will probably be perfectly happy sticking with version 11 - but here are the features that may tempt you to upgrade:
  
  1) RAW file support. For those who are using RAW files, this will finally make Elements usable - and would justify as an excellent reason to upgrade. I suspect the vast majority of Elements users won't care about this; but, it is there.
  
  [** UPDATE 10/10/13 **] Apparently it was possible to edit RAW files with a plug-in in the previous versions of Elements, but I wasn't aware of that. I will say that the RAW file support is obvious & easy to access without a plug-in in the new version. ;)
  
  2) The content-aware move tool is excellent! The quick selection tool also seems to be improved - which makes the content-aware move tool even better.
  
  Basically, you just select a section of your picture and can move it around using this tool - and Elements will take care of fixing up the background. This is a huge time-saver for removing unwanted elements from a photo, and I've found it to be easy and effective.
  
  3) New effects tab when in Quick-Edit mode. This is OK; but, I guess I'm just not a huge effects user in most cases - and I tend to work in expert mode anyway just because that's what I'm used to.