Photoshop CS3 For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech)) |
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| Title: | Photoshop CS3 For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech)) |
| Author: | Peter Bauer |
| Publisher: | For Dummies |
| Type: | Book / Paperback |
| Publication Date: | 23 April, 2007 |
| ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0470111933 / 9780470111932 |
| List Price: | $24.99 |
| You Save: | $8.50 |
| Amazon Price: | $16.49 |
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Product Description
Loaded with the latest Photoshop tips and techniques The secrets of digital image editing - explained in plain English! Photoshop CS3 is a powerhouse, and here's the fast and easy way to get up to speed on all the coolest features. This friendly guide helps you get images into Photoshop - and then turn them into dazzling works of art. You'll see how to work in the right file formats, master the Brushes palette, get creative with filters, convert color to grayscale, and more! - Adjust brightness, improve color, and fix flaws
- Take advantage of the Raw file format
- Composite images with layers and blending modes
- Automate your tasks with scripts and Actions
- Apply the new Smart Filters to Smart Objects
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Customer Reviews:
• I'm Buying Another Photoshop Cs2 Book
10 August, 2008
I wouldn't say it is terrible, but I'm sure there are much better books out there--in fact I've just ordered a different one. In general, I like the "Dummies" series. Although I don't care to be labeled a "dummy", sometimes you don't want to be buried in the details and fancy tricks, you just want a quick guide to getting the simple things done, and this series is very good for that sort of thing.
But by the end of the third chapter, all the author did was rehash some mind-numbing details about what is in the program, there was nary a fun project or step-by-step problem solving lesson provided. I finally accomplished a few of the things I was interested in by skipping ahead to the sections that had relevant content, but I was astonished that it didn't cover even those superficial issues very well. So I wound up using the program's native help screens, and I have to say those were far more useful than this book.
All the while, the author uses the trademark snide remarks of this series (I'm sure the series editor requires this through some sort of template or author's guide for how these books are supposed to work). When I'm learning what I need to learn, I don't care. But when I'm not, these unfunny remarks become insufferable.
So my advice is, buy one of the better rated books in the Photoshop area.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Sick Of Reviews
15 November, 2009
Good book, just takes alot of reading to get to what you need to know.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Not What It's Represented To Be
22 August, 2008
Like so many other "For Dummies" books recently, this book is misrepresented, in my opinion. It is not a tutorial for beginners to learn Photoshop. In fact, the author himself posted a comment here admitting that and giving himself a five star rating!
- Amazon Customer Review
• Photoshop Cs3 For Dummies
09 September, 2008
As a 71 year old great grandma learning seems at times a little difficult.
Photoshop CS3 for Dummies has been a real help...I have even managed to remove some of the wrinkles from my face (lol).
I would say to get the book...lots of easy to understand instructions.
Sincerely,
Lee N. Coe aka Jeleecocat
- Amazon Customer Review
• Not For Beginners, Not A Quick Reference
14 November, 2008
I've been working with digital images for almost twenty years, and can create amazing images using programs other than Photoshop. However, because Photshop is THE standard, when the time came for me to buy and learn Photoshop, I also got this book thinking that it could provide me with basic reference help on the fly.
I was wrong.
This is not a practical guide. You can't look up "Text, placing in image" and get step by step directions for adding text to an image. Instead, this book deals with the concepts of and the theory of of the topic.
My biggest fault with this book is that its title is misleading. This is more an introduction to digital image theory (and Photoshop program set ups) than it is a pratical guide to making photoshop work for the causal user. If you are looking for a book that you can use on the fly, when time counts, don't bother with this book.
- Amazon Customer Review
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