We’ve seen it utilised in Lightroom CC and Photoshop, and now it comes into play for the new Elements Auto Creations feature. Sensei is one of the most interesting Adobe developments in recent years. It’s capable of sorting images of specific people, animals and objects, as well as types of scenes like sunsets or seascapes. This is all down to Sensei, which is Adobe’s machine-learning feature for recognising image content. But the clever thing is, even if images aren’t tagged with anything, then the content can still be analysed and recognised automatically. If you’ve taken the time to add tags, keywords or facial recognition tags in the Elements Organiser, then these are utilised to build the auto-collages. As such, the feature automatically collates memorable events like birthdays and weddings. Elements does this by scanning your image library and bringing together relevant photos. It generates automatic collages and slideshows from the images you’ve imported into the Elements Organiser. The Auto Creations command is the headline feature in Elements 2019. We’ll take a closer look at these key new features in this beginner-friendly image editor.

But perhaps the most interesting new feature is Auto-Creations, which produces automated collages and slideshows to showcase your photos.

There’s also the usual smattering of Guided Edits that we’ve come to expect with each new release, bringing the total number of walkthroughs up to 53. There’s a new Home Screen offering easy access to images, effects and Photoshop-related online content.

The latest version of Adobe’s budget Photoshop-lite application comes with several improvements. If you love making photo collages and presentations, it is worth the upgrade.

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