Books : Photoshop CS3 for Windows and Macintosh (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 006.686
EAN: 9780321473790
ISBN: 0321473795
Label: Peachpit Press
Manufacturer: Peachpit Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 456
Publication Date: July 02, 2007
Publisher: Peachpit Press
Sales Rank: 10288
Studio: Peachpit Press
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This Visual QuickStart Guide uses a combination of task-based instruction and strong visuals to teach beginning and intermediate users how to create great-looking images with Photoshop. Best-selling authors Elaine Weinmann and Peter Lourekas take readers step by step through all of today's Photoshop essentials: from importing digital photos through basic color manipulation and image correction to painting, masking, using filters, and more. Hot topics like working with Camera Raw, using the improved Photomerge command (that aligns and blends layers automatically) to stitch together images, making selections using the new Quick Selection tool and Refine Edge feature, and Smart Filters are all covered.
Both beginning users, who want a thorough introduction to the topic, and more advanced users, who are looking for a handy reference, will find what they need here. In this edition, using a fresh new design and now illustrated in full color, the authors have streamlined the text by focusing on the most efficient means of accomplishing a task, rather than explaining all possible methods. By the end of the book, users will have a solid foundation for working in Photoshop CS3. Additional intermediate topics can be found in the author's follow-on book: Photoshop CS3: Visual QuickPro Guide.
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This book has helped me alot, as I'm a student at Tri-C college and we have Apple computers and I have Vista at home and there's a vast difference in the operation systems for photography, although they bring you to the same results.
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Great starter book, although some things need more explanation, I had to search out more details elsewhere.
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The goal of Photoshop CS3 Visual QuickStart Guide is to get you started down the road in using Photoshop for Editing and manipulating pictures . in this book you will learn the essentials of Photoshop and explain not just how features work but also why and what context they are most useful .
Photoshop CS3 Visual QuickStart Guide is 439 pages long divided into 27 chapters.
Chapter 1, "Photoshop interface" starts off by looking at Photoshop's UI in windows and Macintosh , covering all tools and palettes in Photoshop UI.
Chapter 2, "Color Management" Covering all about colors in this chapter starting by Displays, modes and channels , Color management basics.
Chapter 3, "Acquire, Create, Save " Talking about how to use digital cameras, Downloading photos , Using Scanner , Creating new , blank documents and Saving files .
Chapter 4, "Bridge" Covers all about Bridge Application and how to use efficiently to speed your working in your projects .
Chapter 5, "Workspaces" shows you how to change the zoom level of an image, move a magnified image in its windows, switch screen modes, hide/show the palettes, and assign color labels to menu and palette menu commands and create and save custom workspaces.
Chapter 6, "Pixel Basics" in this chapter you will learn how to change the resolution and dimensions of an image, change its canvas size and crop, flip, rotate it .
Chapter 7, "Layer Basics" ... Read More
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I bought this book because of the title but I have to be honest the examples are not very clear. I look for a book that has clearly explained examples that lead you to a final product. This book doesn't even tell you which examples to open for each chapter. Most books say open the file (and gives the file name) then it walks you through each step explaining what is being done as you go. This book doesn't do that as evidenced in the chapter about layers where is doesn't clearly explain which files to open or what to do with them to get to the final outcome.
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I am learning photoshop for the first time and this book has help me tremendously in my class. It is worth the purchase.
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