Product DescriptionFrom digital graphics guru Deke McClelland comes a whole new way to learn Photoshop, the high-end image-manipulation software from Adobe. In this one-of-a-kind reference, Deke uses hundreds of annotated images and sharply focused text to get you up and running fast with Photoshop 6. Open the book, take a look and learn how to:
Paint and retouch
Draw vector shapes
Create and modify layers
Define channels and masks
Create and apply layer styles
Adjust and correct colors
Apply filters and effects
Play and record actions
Prepare CMYK images
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Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Wrong Book
This book is Black & White
also be sure you want the PHOTOSHOP 6
book , not PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 6.
Rating: - Excellent!!
This book is very informative! After just reading a little, you can start to use and experiment with Photoshop successfully! I also like to read along and do the same things on my computer at the same time. Great learning tool for someone who wants to learn how to use Photoshop! It is also very well written and entertaining at the same time.
Rating: - awesome
I have been reading this book for the last 30 minutes and it's one wow after another. I just turned to my dog and said "This book is amazing!" hehe.
Seriously. The dive in and "look what you can do with ps" style of this book is very impressive. I bought it as an alternative to the more advanced wow book. This is the one I was looking for. 4 thumbs up!
Rating: - Even for the well-seasoned
I **LOVE** this book! I've been using Photoshop since version 4 and i'm self-taught. I am not an expert yet but then i don't consider myself a novice either.
This book is for everyone. What i most like about this book is the easy style and sample pages, The quick shortcuts to just about doing everything, and the explanation of why one tool works better than another.
I just attended a 2-day Photoshop class and the instructor highly recommended this book. at first, i thought ... Read More
Rating: - Photoshop reference extraordinaire
I love this book! I wish all software books were written this well. If you took 20 Photoshop books at random and put them through some magic process that took all the good stuff out and condensed them into 1 easy to read, well-organized, no fluff, no 1500 pages and 4 pounds of paper book, this would be what comes out.
When I picked this book off them shelf and started reading it, it was immediately obvious that the layout and organization were very good. The more I've used the book, the more ... Read More