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09/23/2005 08:35:58 AM · #1
i want to find a photoshop book i guess for photoshop elements (thats what I use). I bought one before but i dont understand it that well because it describes everything to do as if i already know the basics. does anyone know of any good books with step by step directions? Thanks.
09/23/2005 08:42:56 AM · #2
Scott Kelby has The Photoshop Elements 3 Book for Digital Photographers Any of his books are good..

Go to the bottom of this page for samples from his book.


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09/23/2005 08:48:32 AM · #3
hey thanks, looks like it would be helpful!
09/23/2005 08:52:00 AM · #4
you're welcome
09/23/2005 08:59:32 AM · #5
I bought his book for PS CS2 a couple of days ago.
It's great.
I think you do need to know some basics, but the steps that he uses describes everything.
I started off with PS7 for dummies.
That helped me a lot.
Look where I am now!!!!!
Actually I'm in the same place as I was before.
Same boring job.
Same friends.
blah blah blah.
09/23/2005 09:01:32 AM · #6
i mainly want to learn layers, so hopefully it will help.
09/23/2005 09:06:23 AM · #7
Some of these tutorials are good.
Some of them are crap :-)
09/23/2005 02:46:41 PM · #8
Which version do you have?

If you have two you can buy, "The Hidden Power of Photoshop Elements 2" by Richard Lynch.

It has a CD that comes with it that you can install the 'hidden tools' which gives you access to use curves like in regular photoshop.(which is not available in PSE normally). I picked up the book used on Amazone for like $5.

09/23/2005 03:28:44 PM · #9
I second the recommendation for Scott Kelby's books. I think he has one called "Photoshop Elements for Digital Photographers" that is outstanding. Project based, step-by-step instructions. Great teaching methods and funny too.

-J
09/23/2005 10:13:13 PM · #10
Originally posted by strangeghost:

I second the recommendation for Scott Kelby's books. I think he has one called "Photoshop Elements for Digital Photographers" that is outstanding. Project based, step-by-step instructions. Great teaching methods and funny too.

-J


3rd recommendation on the Scott Kelby books.
09/24/2005 12:12:13 AM · #11
any book by scott kelby would be ideal. He is the editor of several ps mags as well as authoring how-to books on every ps version out there. I have his latest os cs2 book & I love it.

edit: I just read who others posted... I'm slow.

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 00:12:38.
09/30/2005 06:54:06 PM · #12
i got the book today and i've been trying some stuff out :) this book is really helpful with the steps...thanks everyone!
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