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Printing with Photoshop does exactly what it says on the tin. It teaches you how to create better print-outs with the help of Adobe Photoshop CS4. The book is split into easy-to-read chapters that cover everything from shooting essentials and file processing, to colour management and printing advice. Everything is explained clearly and the advice given is extremely useful and easily absorbed. Colourful images are both nice to look at and useful for emphasising points made in the text, t...

Image specialist expert, Richard Lynch, shows us how to successfully use Layers in Photoshop. Simple, step-by-step instructions illustrate how to correct, enhance, fix and manipulate your images using layers. The language is easy to understand, the text is easy to follow and the images illustrate the book well. The accompanying CD also gives you the chance to work through the lessons taught in the book at ease and with practical images. If you're a beginner looking for advice or a...

If you already work with Elements and you want to further your knowledge then this is a really good guide to have. The book has several projects where the author explains how they are achieved in detail so you can do it yourself. The text is written in a very clear and concise way and the images used are appropriate, large and clear. If you need more than the book offers you can turn your attention to the DVD that accompanies the book. The DVD offers detailed explanations and video tuto...

The book takes a detailed and very close look at Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. The 446 pages are split into fifteen chapters all of which are written in great detail and are well illustrated. The layout is a little cramped but with the quantity of information you are given it's something you can easily cope with. The book isn't linear and you can easily flick to a chapter you wish to study and work at your own pace. The book is a great reference tool and will fit perfectly on the prof...

This book shows you how to create photomontages and is written by two excellent authors who clearly understand their chosen subject well. The book is split into 12 sections which are then divided into individual tutorials. The layout is great. Each tutorial is presented on a double page which makes them easy to follow and also leaves space for larger images, something which some people find easier to learn from. There's even interludes at the end of each chapter covering various topics of...

This is a video tutorial that demonstrates how to exposure blend to maintain a high dynamic range using adobe Photoshop. (Apologies for the posh voice)

Adobe Photoshop Touch For iPad 2

A new app brings the image-editing power of Photoshop to Apple iPad 2.

Adobe Photoshop CS6

Adobe Photoshop CS6

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I am sure that you apreciate that this is a technique that was originally a darkroom technique and used for a number of reasons. Apart from local contrast adjustments, it is commonly used (particularly by B&W photographers) to create a lighter path to draw the eye to the main point of the picture. This may also be achieved by darkening other areas or both. You do need to understand what you are...

Use JPEGs rather than GIFs, Judith, because JPEGs support 8-bit depth for each of the RGB colour channels (256 colours per channel), whereas GIFs use indexed colour (8-bit/256 colours overall). The former is better for complex images such as photographs. JPEG: 256 x 256 x 256 = 16.7m colours (or thereabouts) GIF: 8-bit (256 colours only)

Bill....I've had lots of discussions with the author of Elements+ , & he's as baffled as myself......he assures me that the programme runs well on PSE8 on 64bit Windows 7, & between us we've tried different various things to overcome my problem, all without success........?? Pat....thanks a lot for that suggestion.....I'll look into it, & see what the outcome is ??.:)

Thanks Roger, and yes, all calibrated etc.

Corel have released a new photo editor that resembles Lightroom and is reasonably priced. It also has a 30 day trial! Have a look, its called aftershot

Thanks for all of that info'. It was really good of you to go into such detail. I hate it when things like this happen. I think I understand, then I misunderstand one little thing that makes be think I have misunderstood everything. Your post has clarified matters, however, and so I think I am back on track again. Ta Ewan

I'm still waiting for my 24mm-120mm f4 lens had my 700 nearly 4 weeks now and having to use my old DX lenses. Couldn't decide between that one or go for 24-70 f2.8 wish I'd have gone for 24-70 now I bet I wouldn't have to wait so long.

Thanks for looking at my request, and to Roger for taking the trouble to reply. I didn't think that there were problems with the settings as I had processed several shorter 'movies previously' Having spent most of the day getting to grips with trying to convert my video files into a DVD these are my findings. The problem is that my ‘system’ cannot process more than approx 1.1gigs worth of ...

I can't do my editing on the Mac due to the terrible reflections. Even if I turn all the light in the room the light from the screen lights me and the desk up which is then reflected in the glossy monitor. Why do they make them with such glossy monitors when it spoils photo editing. I notice a girl in another thread is hoping the new ones will have matte screens so she can replace her glossy one.

Have you ever tried using canon's DPP ? i use it first now then open them in photoshop .

Brilliant, thank you both I think its sorted and I've managed to add a link too :)

Here's an application put out by Tamron for displaying photos on the ipad, looks cute.

A simple black border is available in the OnOne suite eg. The width of the border can be adjusted using the scale slider but it just as easy to follow the advice given above. Tony

Just a before & after processing comparison illustrating that I think I now understand in a bit more depth how to utilise the controls in LR 4, particularly those from the Basic panel. Before After

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Summary of Photographic Skills and Experience Hector L. Rivera Perez Professional Experience: I have been an avid photographer for over 30 years. Started in 1977 as my High School class newsletter photographer with an old Minolta camera. In collage I

Hello! My name is Harry Gohil and I think it is safe to say that I am a photographer! now you decide whether I am a Beginner, semi Pro or Pro?? normally speaking our work tells all about us ( photography wise of course ). I am also fond of Adobe Photosho

As a child everyone is interested in drawing and colouring. Katrijn Michiels was no exception to that and she took some lessons in drawing, painting and sculpturing for kids. Most people give up his hobby as they grow up, but she only became more interest