Is Photoshop Premier Elements 11 different from Photoshop Elements 11?

I downloaded Photoshop Premier Elements 11 but when I typed in my serial number from my cd box it said it isn't associated with it? My box says Adobe Photoshop Elements 11, are there 2 different versions?

This is actually the wrong forum, but I do know that Premiere Elements, and Photoshop Elements, were sold as a packaged box set. I suspect that the box will have had two serial numbers though. Do the two apps come on a single disk, or two? Are there serial numbers on the actual disk? Perhaps there is a second serial number on the disk case?
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Why does Photoshop display colors differently from the other applications even in sRGB mode ?

Hello all !
Here is my problem :
Photoshop is set to use sRGB workspace (in edit/colors.../workspace/RVB).
If I understand correctly this is how all native windows applications work.
This means Photoshop and the other applications should display the same colors on a file with a sRGB profile.
Now this is the case until I calibrate my monitor.
When I do, Photoshop colors become different from the other applications (irfanview, explorer, browsers...).
The only way I found to let everything display the same colors is to set Photoshop to use Proofing/RVB Monitor.
What upsets me even more is that Photoshop colors look "better" to me (dark grays seem to dark to me in the other applications.)
I have read that this is because Photoshop takes the new profile into account and others applications do not. But I don't think this is relevant here because everything is in sRGB so the only profile is my monitor's and I think calibration is handled globally by windows : everything (including browsers, explorer, and Photoshop) changes color if I choose to apply the monitor's profile or not with windows color management tool ("use my parameters for this device").
Here is my system configuration :
- Photoshop CS4 (11.0.2)
- Windows 7 64 bits
- HP ZR2440W and DELL 2209WA (these are not wide gamut screens)
I have spent two days trying to figure the logics behind this and really am upset. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Don't hesitate to ask me if there is something that is unclear or some information I forgot to mention.
Thanks in advance,
Yannick

That sounds like an invitation to continue to talk about the issue. Fair enough.
I'm not sure where you're getting "insecurity"... I am just trying to help you help others more effectively.
I invite you to re-read just the first sentence of what you wrote very carefully, putting yourself in the shoes of someone struggling with both the terminology and the concepts:
Photoshop (CMS) reads an embedded ICC profile and CONVERTS it to the custom monitor profile for a theoretical 'true color' display
Think about what "Photoshop (CMS)" might mean to a person who doesn't know the acronym might stand for "Color Management System" (which is I assume what you meant). Adobe themselves don't call it "CMS", they use the acronym "CMM" (Color Management Module). The term "CMS" is used in the computer industry for about a dozen different things.
While a color profile might have been embedded in an image file before it was opened by Photoshop, Photoshop works on documents. A profile is not "embedded" in a document, it is maintained by Photoshop with the document and describes the color values in the document. If Photoshop opens a document without an embedded profile, depending on settings and user choices it might assign a profile or it might even operate on the document without color-management. Oversimplification doesn't help people when they're trying to learn new things unless it's described as such, for example, "This is a bit of an oversimplification..." or "Generally speaking..."
Not every monitor profile is a "custom monitor profile". Quite often a standard profile (e.g., sRGB IEC61966-2.1) is associated with a monitor by the operating system as a default, or a factory profile is installed by a driver package or system update. Your use of the term "custom" is a bit ambiguous and could be read as implying the creation of a profile using a calibration and profiling device specific to the particular monitor.
Photoshop's color management code does not convert an embedded ICC profile at all (read carefully what you wrote). As I said, it transforms color values. That was the key error in your description that prompted me to comment.
If ever there is a time to pick words carefully, it's in a color-management discussion.
-Noel

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Thanks again Monika. I can't figure this out. The color management is all synchronized among all my Adobe applications. Yes the file is in layers and when I view the JPG in Photoshop, it looks as it should. It's only when I bring it into Illustrator does it look like that. I opened up a new Illustrator doc and placed the same JPG (as well as dragged the PSD file directly from the Photoshop window into Illustrator) and it looks better and more like it should. My other doc was a new doc too so I'm not sure what happened. At any rate, I can't explain what happened and I'm just hoping it doesn't happen again.
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What is Lightroom for? How is it different from Photoshop?

Hi stephen,
for detail information, read this : https://forums.adobe.com/message/4568487
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Upgraded to Photoshop Elements 13 from Photoshop Elements 11 and mts videos no longer have sound. They play perfectly with sound in 11 but have no sound in 13.

I have upgraded to Photoshop Elements 13 running as a trial from Photoshop Elements 11 and mts videos no longer have sound. They still play perfectly with sound in 11 but have no sound in 13.
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Elements Organizer 13.0.0.0
Core Version: 13.0 (20140831.m.62014)
Language Version: 13.0 (20140831.m.62014)
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Catalog Cache Size: 657.4MB
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Operating System Name: Windows 8
Operating System Version: 6.3
System Architecture:
Built-in Memory: 15.9GB
Free Memory: 9.4GB
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Microsoft DirectX Version: 9.0
Apple QuickTime Version: Not installed
Adobe Reader Version: Not installed
Adobe Acrobat Version: Not installed
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Elements Organizer 11.0.0.0
Core Version: 11.0 (20120923.r.32287)
Language Version: 11.0 (20120923.r.32287)
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Catalog Name: My Catalog
Catalog Location: C:\Users\Master\Pictures\Adobe\PE11\My Catalog\
Catalog Size: 44.8MB
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Operating System Version: 6.2
System Architecture: Intel CPU Family:6 Model:12 Stepping:3 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP
Built-in Memory: 15.9GB
Free Memory: 9.8GB
Important Drivers / Plug-ins / Libraries:
Microsoft DirectX Version: 9.0
Apple QuickTime Version: 7.75
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Adobe Acrobat Version: Not installed
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Hi John,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. This issue has been fixed in Elements 13.1. Please try updating your application to free 13.1 update.
Let me know if you are still facing this issue.
Regards,
Anwesha

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I am new to indesign, and photoshop for that matter. But when I place a picture in indesign the color looks completely different from what it was in photoshop. Is this just a display issue or will it print with the wrong color?

You have a profile mismatch. Make sure the document and PS file's assigned profiles match. If you are not assigning color profiles then the Working Spaces in Color Settings have to match.

In Camera Picture different from Photoshop

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Sorry if I am being dim, I have searched and can't find an answer. I have done a shoot in RAW using a D300 and now when I am trying to edit them in CS3 they look completely different than in camera - and not in a good way! I have experimented with WB, image settings, RAW defaults and pretty much every other slider/button I can find in RAW however I can't get the image to look the same as it does in camera.
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Hi all, I've just recieved a print from Photobox. It looks ace, except for a big band in the sky graduation. Stupidly I hadn't looked on the web site to see if they had a colour profile before sending . As it happens they do, and softproofing the image in Photoshop CS5.1 I can see the same band. However I work in Lightroom (4), so wanted to make any changes there, but when I turn on soft proofing with the same colour profile I get a completely different result, and one that doesn't match the print. Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be much appreciated.
Jez
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Leaving soft proof out of it for now, do you see any differences between Lr and Ps with the same image? They should be absolutely identical, since they're both fully color managed and convert from source profile to monitor profile.
So next question then becomes if your monitor is calibrated and how? Recalibrating is always the first step in troubleshooting.
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By extension I suppose it could also happen if there's a problem with the proof profile. Try a different one.
BTW sky blue is a very sensitive color to profile issues, and problems are easily seen there. It's usually very near the gamut boundary in both sRGB, Adobe RGB and monitor profiles, with the red channel very near zero. So the exact position of the red primary (which varies a lot between most monitors on one hand and sRGB or Adobe RGB on the other) makes an obvious difference.

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1. Are you using a calibrated monitor?
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Ok, I thought using the same color management settings as in Photoshop/Indesign should make it look the same. Is there any point at changing that in Acrobat then?

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1998?

Don't embed a color profile at all, Flash doesn't usually
handle it right. In PhotoShop, choose Edit > Assign Profile >
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Hi WA Veghe,
>First: DO synchronize, makes sure you have the same profile settings and color mange settings.
I don't seem to be able to synchronize between CS4 (Photoshop) and CS3 (Indesign).
It seems I have to do without synchronizing..
>I do not seem to find HOW you are diplaying images on you screen: with Soft proofing?
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/L

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