The Albums, which are virtual collections of related photos, are quite easy to create and organize, either by using a dialog box or by simply dragging and dropping thumbnails into the Albums. You have to first "import" those by pointing Elements to specific folders on your hard drive so it can create links to them. Unfortunately, the Folders don't automatically show all the folders and files of images on your computer. The left panel can display either Albums or Folders. (See Learning and Help, below, for information about eLive.) Media displays everything in your library, while People, Places and Events show only those photos you've tagged for those respective categories.
The Organizer module's main tabs are: eLive, Media, People, Places and Events. Organizing Your Photos: Efficient sorting and keywording, plus mobile access A highly visible ribbon below the workspace displays either the options for the currently selected tool or a Photo Bin containing all currently open pictures. While each module has a slightly different interface, they all conform to a similar industry standard view: pull-down menus at the top, a toolbox to the left and command/feature panels to the right. (See Learning and Help, below, for details.) The three editing modules are Quick, Guided and Expert. The optional Welcome screen has big buttons that link directly to either the Organizer or the Editor, plus access to helpful tutorials. MORE: Best PC and Mac Photo Editing Programs
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