Focus On Photoshop Elements: Focus on the Fundamentals (Focus On Series) (The Focus On Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (845 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0240814452 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 152 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Using a fabulous combination of easy-to-follow advice and step-by-step instructions, Focus On Photoshop Elements gives great advice on setting up, storing and sharing your image library and teaches you the basics of RAW image processing and color correction, plus shows you how to edit and retouch your images for stunning results. Are you bewildered by the advanced editing options available in Photoshop Elements? Do you want to get the most out of your image without going bleary-eyed in front of a computer screen?This handy guide will explain the ins and outs of using Photoshop Elements, without having to spend hours staring
David Asch is a beta tester for Photoshop Elements. . He contributes to Mac Format magazine, and is co-author of Digital Photo Doctor and contributing author to Drop Dead Photography Techniques
T.L. Walker said Photoshop Elements Fundamentals. I titled my review as such to make it clear what the cover of this book does not - this is basically a beginner's guide to Photoshop Elements. Which is fine, but the tiny "Focus on the fundamentals" note under the title should really be, well, more a part of the title.That said, this book takes you through the basics of using the organizer (again, necessary only for beginners) to the benefits of tagging, sorting and searching, which is helpful even for those of us used to using photo storing and editing software. Though the book ends with another beginner-focused chapter on printing and sharing images, there is a lot of meat in chapters Photoshop Elements Fundamentals I titled my review as such to make it clear what the cover of this book does not - this is basically a beginner's guide to Photoshop Elements. Which is fine, but the tiny "Focus on the fundamentals" note under the title should really be, well, more a part of the title.That said, this book takes you through the basics of using the organizer (again, necessary only for beginners) to the benefits of tagging, sorting and searching, which is helpful even for those of us used to using photo storing and editing software. Though the book ends with another beginner-focused chapter on printing and sharing images, there is a lot of meat in chapters 3 and. and. An introduction to PSE for beginners Careful Shopper 7.5 x 8.25" format. 154 pagesThe basics of PSE only, but for the discounted price still good for someone that does not know the first thing about using Elements.With a few exceptions, no content for even intermediate PSE users I'd say.Seemingly well written, software function explanations are clear and to the point for easy learning, with screen shots to clarify instructions.Nice construction and printing as Focal Press has been using for their books, much nicer paperbacks for the money.Expect the first 38 pages to deal with the PSE Orginizer, so be aware if you are not interested in that area of PSE.Also, minus perhaps another 13 pages for p. "ONLY the Fundamentals" according to Timothy Walker. Focus On Photoshop Elements: Focus on the Fundamentals is a thin glossy book of the sort you might expect to find next to the photo printers at an electronics shop, merchandised for an impulse buy. Let us judge it by more than its cover.Chapter one is a necessary evil: a short step-by-step guide to getting pictures off your camera. Chapter two covers tagging and sorting photos - the screen shots overshadowed the text, but still a quality tutorial.Chapter three is the meat of the book: how to use the Photoshop Elements Editor. I felt that the author did a great job explaining typical tasks in terms applicable to old and newer versions of the p
All of the books have prime examples including walking you through all menu options. All of the books are clearly well written with several sidebars that explain points that may be more advanced. I was very impressed with the hands on style of writing in the books. If you're new to Elements, this book will teach you the ropes."--Photoshop Creative. David Asch explores the basics of RAW processing and how images can quickly be turned into bold and colour-accurate creations. Finally, we covers aspects of printing and sharing your photos."--BellaOnline"Focal Press, well known for great how to books has 3 new offerings that will make you not just a better photographer, but a great photo editor with PhotoShop. Between the pictures, the sidebars and step by step guidance's. You can in theory learn