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I'm curious if the photoshop elements  photo editor packaged with the Canon Digital Rebel is the complete program? At the time I bought my camera I also went over to best buy and bought the Elements program for 100 bux. If I don't need it I can return it and get a hundred dollars closer to a printer. Thanks

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I am sure the version that came with your camera is the full version of elements, but....

Photoshop Elements is not the full version of Photoshop. It is a much watered down version. However, a lot can be done with elements. The full up version, Photoshop CS, or 7.0, can do much more advanced things and runs areound $600 US.

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I've just got my new D70 last week.

When I tried it, I observed a black point in each picture I took, starting from the first picture... & when I changed the lense, the same point (but is spread because it's not focused) appeared.

Please if you have any idea, tell me... Is it some impurity on the sensor?

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It is at the same location so I would suspect some kind of dirt or dust...

Try cleaning the CCD.

If the problem remains, then it might be a dead region on the CCD, you will definately need a replacement!

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Image Effects - photo editor