[rollei_list] Re: Back to Photoshop
- From: Don Williams <dwilli10@xxxxxxx>
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:34:14 -0600
At 07:27 PM 2/28/2010, Eric wrote:
Just to mention that there is an impressive array of free on-line
support and tutorials for just about all versions of Photoshop...
If you have a copy but don't use it, there are lots of resources to
get started...
Eric Goldstein
I just picked up the book I had on hold, "Photoshop Elements 7 - The
missing manual" and in a few minutes learned things about the program
suite I had never been able to understand from the help files.
It is 573 pages and includes a history of Photoshop Elements and
before and after illustrations. Just the kind of book I used to
enjoy when manuals came with software. It also includes a link to a
site to pick up a layered sample to work with.
Now for the controversial part-
There is a paragraph in the book the folks in this group may want to
argue about, (or just discuss).
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"It's almost certain that any published photo has been through
Photoshop or Elements at least once."
Adobe's Photoshop is the granddaddy of all image-editing programs.
It's the Big Cheese, the industry standard against which everything
else is measured. Every photo you've seen in a book or magazine in
the past 15 years or so has almost certainly passed through Photoshop
on its way to being printed. You just can't buy anything that gives
you more control over your pictures than Photoshop does.
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The book also points out that every version of Elements is an
entirely different program.
DAW
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