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Can you recommend any Photoshop teaching books?
Hi murasame
I was much the same as you, then I came across a website for davrodigital. David taught me so much over the years it allowed me to take my photography so much further. He covers a range of software like photoshop, elements etc, but most is photoshop. If you want to check outhis videos search youtube for DAVRO06.
I found his manner and way with words very easy to follow.
Good luck and happy learning...
Robert
I was much the same as you, then I came across a website for davrodigital. David taught me so much over the years it allowed me to take my photography so much further. He covers a range of software like photoshop, elements etc, but most is photoshop. If you want to check outhis videos search youtube for DAVRO06.
I found his manner and way with words very easy to follow.
Good luck and happy learning...
Robert
I have been learning Photoshop for donkeys years, I have had magazines, books, DVDs etc. But I have to say that Iwhen I need to 'master' a paricular technique I search Youtube, start looking at a few tutorials until I drop on one that I can relate to, then I try to emulate what I've seen on some of my own images. I then practice until it comes quite natural to me.
Doing it this way it doesn't cost me any money, all of the books, mags etc. cost a small fortune!
Dabber
Doing it this way it doesn't cost me any money, all of the books, mags etc. cost a small fortune!
Dabber
Agree with Dabber, after spending a thousand dollars or more on books and courses, Youtube contains far more in-depth and understandable tutorials. I would suggest the BHPhoto sponsered series of tutorials, there are maybe 200 of them. And for any specific needs, just do a search, it's all there. I found that watching a LR Tutorial on workflow really helped me, they explain everything as you go along through the video. You might start here. As you can see almost everything is covered, including photography tutorials.
