Photoshop 7 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies
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Photoshop 7 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies Details
From the Back Cover Cool tips, tricks, and techniques that'll make you look like a pro! Your guide to repairing and restoring images, adding effects, fixing red eye, and more Want to produce awesome graphics, fix old photos, and optimize images for the Web? With Photoshop and this book, you can find the information you want - fast. Friendly instructions, a new page layout, lots of images, and bonus Putting-It-Together sections help you discover easy solutions to your real-world questions. The Dummies Way * Coverage of the essentials and beyond * Explanations in plain English * "Get in, get out" information * Thumbtabs and other navigation aids * Tear-out cheat sheet * 16-page color insert * A dash of humor and fun Read more About the Author Barbara Obermeier owns a graphic design studio and teaches computer graphics at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is the coauthor of Illustrator 10 For Dummies. Read more
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Reviews
This is NOT A DUMMIES BOOK. It requires a lot of prior hands-on experience with photoshop in order to even get the gist of what she is trying to say. It starts off using terms that are never defined and presents illustrations of points that are not at all obvious.For example, in discussing the selection tools there is an illustration that has a photo with three staight lines touching an object. The only comment is that it is an example of one of the techniques for selecting objects. The next figure (illustration) is even more obtuse and totally unintelligible to me.I am certain the book will become a great reference source after I have learned the program - thus two stars rather than 1. It is in no way a primer for photoshop.Bottom line: I really regret buying this book which has only made me angry.For perspective, I am an engineer with extensive knowledge in computer graphics for design, as well as several drawing software programs and have been using PC's for thirty years and have never had to be trained in ANY other PC software.
