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I've have found the video tutorials that come the magazines great, i find them better than books. Stephen

Try Photoshop TV there is a tutorial dealing with hair in episode 12 I think, its the 3 part tutorial by Scott Kelby on using channels for selections, Quicktime 7 is needed to view

Cheers mate. ;)

Paul, I have just installed and successfully run the sample "hello world" action as detailed in the hidden elements tutorial in Elements 4. I would assume that if this still works then other actions should still run. cheers Al.

I personally would go for the 24-70. I'm in the market for one at the moment as it is. Also, my dad was talking to a well known railway photographer a couple of weeks ago that shot Canon and he was saying that he wouldn't have a 24-105 given now as he's had 4 in the past (warranty replacements) and they were all lacking in sharpness and build quality!

I have free Photoshop videos on my website and try to do it in an idiot proof fashion (which comes naturally!). I'm a copywriter by day so I'm used to putting complicated jargon into easy to digest language. I also have photo technique and photography marketing tips too. Hope it helps.

Dont forget that if you decide to manually paint a mask as opposed to using the quick select tool as in the tutorial, you can still use CS5's Refine Mask tool to refine the masks edges. HTH Stu :)

I thought it was pretty much covered in the thread title Zatoichi - 'I will make a video tutorial about anything in photoshop.' :D My mistake, many apologies. I retract my request for help in the hope that the member concerned will return.

OK here is another a a series of videos on HDR, from the shot to the finished article. Starting out with the finished article and then showing how it is done. Also how about training beyond the manuals of Nikon D80/90/200/300 etc. Or Canon etc. More Videos on Photo Elements, not all of us can afford CS3+ YES and keep it short no more than 30mins rather do more series . Make sure it ...

I really really want to learn loads of things...at the moment RAW is my main one.As I was scanning your tuturials I saw this one and yes LAYERS is another thing I need to find out about. I got lost at this stage... "Ok, so first we open up one of the images. I'll start with the background scene." Yes it's stage one.......where do I open it ? Are we all using the same p/shop etc and when I...

Panorama tips.. would love to see a section for panoramas

Hi Simon, Have you tried that "Triptych" thing? I've just been to your link and from what I saw there, the results looked the same as you can get using the "collage" tool in Picasa. Don't misunderstand me here, I'm not decrying it. I haven't used it yet. It just seems like it might be a little overkill? Just a thought. Jester.

Thank you all for your help. I have managed through all of your suggestions and links to finaly figure out how to do it. As always its easy when you know how. Thanks again Rory

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The key to getting to grips with photo editing using Photoshop Elements or Photoshop is to keep things as simple as possible. If you get things right at the picture-taking stage, most images will require alterations to contrast and a bit of sharpening and not much else. An awful lot of courses try to get into the more nitty gritty tweaking of images. You need to walk before you can run. S...