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It contains shortcuts and handy tips to make your life easier as you work with this program. ## Adobe Elements Adobe Image Ready and Photoshop Elements are Adobe's line of simple image editing and organizing tools. You can use either to clip and resize photos, make minor adjustments (including fixing problems like red-eye and cracks), and annotate photos. They're great for casual users because they have fewer features and a cleaner interface than either Photoshop or Photoshop CS3, but they still provide a fairly basic set of tools, the same as Photoshop does. See the "Understanding Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, and Lightroom" sidebar later in this chapter for more details about the differences between Adobe's Elements and Photoshop and the other two programs. ## Adobe Lightroom Lightroom is like an improved version of iPhoto, and it appears to be used by some pros as a true image editing program. 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