Adobe Photoshop Elements & Premiere Elements 2020 Box Opening

Before Arizona’s stay at home order went into effect, I bought the 2020 version of Photoshop Elements. The reason why I purchased this version is because my old version is from 2014 and I’m worried it will eventually be too old to be used on my computer and the 2020 version has the ability to digitally colorize black and white photographs. At the time, I also needed a new video editing software. After debating for a while, I decided to buy the hard copy of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements combo pack while it was on sale.

Even though I planned to install the 2020 software, I have yet to do it. Even though things changed during the stay at home order, I was still busy with work and in my personal life, forcing me to delay installing the software on my computer. (There was also a chance I needed to buy a new computer, so installing new software on a computer I wouldn’t use anymore was illogical.)

Even though I did not install the software, I plan to do it sometime this summer. Since I’m so slow in installing the new software, I wanted to write an unboxing post about the hard copy of the software.The front of the box looks like this…

The back of the box looks like this…

Opening the front cover of the box shows what this version of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements can do…

 

 

 

 

When I opened the box, I found two disks. One is for Windows computers and the other is for Mac computers…

In addition to the disks, this piece of paper advertising Adobe’s printing service was in the box…

Like I said, I still need to install the software into my computer. I may need a new computer, so I’m holding off installing the software because I don’t want to install a software and then turn around and need to install it again on a new, different computer. I am looking forward to using both elements and premiere elements sometime soon!

Well, that’s all for now! Thank you for reading!