This completes my triage of Adobe products.

What are the best aspects of this product?

I work exclusively with Adobe products, and Premiere Elements fits right in to my workflow. I usually start with Adobe Photoshop to improve the quality of my still photos and other media files. Then, I move over to Adobe After. Finally, I do the final touch-ups on Adobe Premiers. It's where I make sure that everything is in the proper timestamp, adjust the framing, add music, etc.

What aspects are problematic or could work better?

As one might expect, Premiere Elements is the light version of Premiere Pro, so you don't really get the full suite of features here. Nonetheless, I've been able to work with its features and I really have no major concern so far. The layering system can be a bit tricky though because it only shows one layer at a time.

What specific problems in your company were solved by this product?

I think that Premiere Elements is the perfect complement to all my other Adobe products. I use this to edit and make videos for YouTube--it has been great so far. The functions are very basic and I feel as if anyone can learn it quite easily.

Are you a current user of this product?

Yes