Where Elements excels is in its ability to teach. Manually taking over allowed us to make a slightly more pleasing result, and it could be argued that an artefact-riddled shot is better than a blurred one, but first time photographers would be well advised to get their shots right in the camera rather than rely on this.
Shake reduction simply applies a very heavy-handed round of sharpening to an image, clearing up the blurred edges, but leaving a mosaic-textured mess of artefacts in their place. I tried shake reduction on Adobe’s suggested targets – a series of rather blurred holiday selfies – and was disappointed by the results, particularly compared to Adobe’s very optimistic marketing shots. The promise is that images taken with too much movement from the photographer can be salvaged. Camera shake reduction is another inclusion likely to appeal to beginners.
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