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[edit] Summary

A Screenshot of Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 on Windows system. Showing that available colour modes have no CMYK among them.

Screenshot & Image (of tree leaves) by Omernos

[edit] Licensing

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for identification of and critical commentary on the software in question
in the absence of a free alternative,
on the English-language Wikipedia, hosted on servers in the United States by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation,

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[edit] Fair Use Rationale

This image shall only be used on the Adobe Photoshop Elements page. Its presence is necessary to illustrate the subject of the article, and there is no free alternative because any screenshot of copyrighted software will always be a fair use image. The image is not used with marketing intentions, nor will it inhibit the aforementioned product's marketing. Additionally because this screenshot encompasses two blatantly copyrighted softwares (Adobe Photoshop Elements and Microsoft Windows), this rationale covers both.