can anyone recommend a good photoshop cs2 book?
Posted 14/11/2009 - 11:36
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Learning it out of a book isn't the best way I believe.
Why not follow a course to get you started?
there are also enough video tutorials on the net which might be helpful.
Why not follow a course to get you started?
there are also enough video tutorials on the net which might be helpful.
Posted 14/11/2009 - 11:37
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Why not try Google, all of the answers are out there.You will need to check out extracting from background as well.
Good luck
John
Good luck
John
Posted 14/11/2009 - 11:52
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I am getting in to the Martin evening book at the mo and learing my way around the interface - so far so good but your'e right google will probobly reveal some very useful results
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Posted 14/11/2009 - 12:20
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getting the books for starts is good... but here's a practical tip for learning:
many tools in photoshop have sliders... try moving the sliders from one extreme to the other and look for results. it gets easier to understand what the tool does that way....
many tools in photoshop have sliders... try moving the sliders from one extreme to the other and look for results. it gets easier to understand what the tool does that way....
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Posted 14/11/2009 - 18:33
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I allready have the book but thanks for the offer james. the online tutorial are useful thanks gareth - i forgot i also had some cd's saved back as well
cheers
will
cheers
will
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Posted 15/11/2009 - 21:43
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I originally bought the Scott Kelby, but like you, found it somewhat limiting. I then bought the Martin Evening, and like you, found it a bit intense. Give the Martin Evening a chance, it does take a lot of reading, but once you've started to get your head around it, it will be indispensable.
Posted 15/11/2009 - 21:51
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Yes i think you are right - I also have one by Bruce fraser on camera raw which is proving to be good reading
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apologies for spelling/grammer - ive been up too long wrestling with this software and reading books - off to bed now
thanks
will
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