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Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac: The Missing Manual
by: Barbara Brundage |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 006.686 EAN: 9780596519360 Format: Illustrated ISBN: 0596519362 Label: Pogue Press Manufacturer: Pogue Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 554 Publication Date: March 27, 2008 Publisher: Pogue Press Studio: Pogue Press
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  - adobe photoshop elements 6Great program-worth the cost. Transforms lackluster pictures to ones you won't mind spending money to print. Rating: - Perfect for NewbiesNew to digital scrapbooking, and wanting to be more creative, I am learning Adobe Photoshop Elements. However I don't like reading instructions from my computer or on-line. This book has all the answers to all my questions, and I am reading it cover-to-cover and also using it as a reference when I need instruction on a certain technique. Rating: - Great BookA great book as is all of the books I've read in this Missing Manual series. Rating: - EssentialPhotoshop Elements 6 for Mac: The Missing Manual Photoshop Elements (the product) is an amazing product, and all you'll ever need if you are not a professional photographer. And Photoshop Elements Mac - the Missing Manual is the book you need to get the most from it. Maybe you want step-by-step instructions; maybe you haven't used that feature in a while; maybe you just need ideas. This is the book for you. Rating: - Just what I neededPhotoshop Elements 6 for Mac: The Missing Manual is a very straight forward book. Set out for the medium experienced user. It explains the differences between Photoshop and this version of Elements. It explained the whys of using Bridge verses iPhoto and how each program complimented each other. I read it slowly using examples and now feel quite comfortable using the Elements program. Each tool is explained. It may be too simplified for the experienced user but she has identified her audience and has written a concise, easy to follow book. The illustrations compliment the writing. I recommend this book. |
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