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Hey, I'm in the mood for making beautiful images on photoshop. Anyone have a photo that could use some work. Lemme know! Phil Jul 06 06 01:21 pm Link I could probably use some work on my photographs lol! I just got photoshop and trying to learn how to use it so then my photographs look better. Jul 06 06 01:26 pm Link I could probably use some work on my photographs lol! I just got photoshop and trying to learn how to use it so then my photographs look better. Jul 06 06 01:28 pm Link yes i need a photo that needs to be touched up. i'll drop you a message! Nemi Jul 06 06 01:28 pm Link JBS Photography wrote: Takes a bit of practice, but i love it. Jul 06 06 01:38 pm Link I am interesting!  Jul 06 06 01:50 pm Link Got any suggestion on what I could read or watch that would show me what I need to know as a photographer on photoshop? Jul 06 06 03:03 pm Link there is a great book for photographers by scott kelby, "the photoshop cs2 book for digital photographers" Jul 06 06 05:43 pm Link Z_Photo wrote: Kilby is good, if his cornball humor doesn't get to you. I have one of his books. There's also some Photoshop "cookbooks" out there that tell you exactly how to achieve numerous effects. Jul 06 06 06:10 pm Link Jim Ball wrote: Tell me about it...I love Scott and we've met at a few photoshop seminars but his humour is endearing only to a point. Jul 06 06 06:55 pm Link On a side note, here are some of the more useful Photoshop websites I give to my students. http://www.good-tutorials.com/ http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm http://www.planetphotoshop.com/tutorials_photo.html http://www.phong.com http://www.eyeball-design.com http://www.pslover.com/tutorials/Color/1/popular http://photoshopcafe.com/ If those don't help you guys out, I don't think anything can. I would recommend for any photogs truly wanting to master color correction without all the hassle of feeling like you need to buy all the extra equipment, I swear by a book called PHOTOSHOP ARTISTRY by Barry Haynes and Wendy Crumpler. Hands down the most informative and technically correct book out there for photographers. After that, any book by Ben Willmore will get you to techniques far past the hokey-pokey books like WOW and Down & Dirty Effects. Jul 06 06 07:10 pm Link philsajonesen wrote: I have a couple you could do some cool things with. just send me your email Jul 06 06 07:21 pm Link Hey i'm interested! i'll send u a message! Jul 06 06 08:22 pm Link |
