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Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0: A Visual Introduction to Digital Imaging

Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0: A Visual Introduction to Digital Imaging

by PhilipAndrews (Author)

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    Paperback 2005

    $3.25
Synopsis

If you are just starting to work with digital images and want to gain great results fast, this complete and easy-to follow guide is the one for you. Bestselling author Philip Andrews - Adobe Australia's official Photoshop Elements Ambassador -provides a clear introduction packed with step-by-step tutorials, visual examples and tips, equipping you with the knowledge and skills you need to get the most out of this best-selling software. All content is completely revised and updated for Photoshop Elements 4.0.

This completely revised and updated edition covers all the new features of version 4.0, including automatic fixes for Red Eye, the new Order Prints Pane, the Adjust Skin Tones feature and the exciting Magic Selection Brush and Magic Extractor tools.

Learn how to create professional quality images for print, web and email by following the clear, step-by-step instructions. Get thorough guidance on how to successfully manage and organize your images, with advice on tagging, making collections and backing up your files.

The associated website www.guide2elements.com provides all the tools needed to fine tune your skills. Images and projects featured in the book are provided online so you can put each technique into practice as you read. Printable lesson plans for those teachers among you are available, along with useful links and updates so you have everything at your fingertips to get the best out of Elements.

Praise for previous editions of this title:

With Philip providing you with such a good 'street index' to our Photoshop Elements 3.0 software you will be creating fantastic digital images in next to no time at all.
Judith Salonga, Adobe Systems

If you need to manipulate digital images this is the book that will not only show you what can be achieved but inspire you to develop your skills even further.
Computer Arts Special

Whether you are into manipulating photographs, wishing to build better websites or produce better looking prints, this book will help you to master all the necessary tools contained in the program. The learning curve just got shallower!
Martin Evening

Philip Andrews' knowledge and enthusiasm shines through.
Royal Photographic Society Journal

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 384
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Focal Press
Published: 19 Oct 2005
ISBN 10: 0240520114
ISBN 13: 9780240520117

Media Reviews
Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 provides a concise, well-illustrated guide to Elements tools and features...the topics covered are comprehensive and engaging to follow, making it an essential purchase. - What Digital Camera

This is yet another excellent imaging book by Mr Andrews and is written in his usual clear and easy to understand manner...If you are a user of Elements this is a must have book for your bookshelf. If you are just starting to learn, the curve will be that less steep. - Royal Photographic Society Digital Imaging Group magazine

An ideal handbook for amateur photographers, hobbyists and business users who are new to this exciting and useful tool. This book is a great way to learn about and get to grips with the tools and features of the program and then move on to how to use and apply the skills. The colourful, dynamic layout is easy to follow, and Andrews is straight to the point, enthusiastic and uses jargon-free language. - www.totalimagenation.com

Philip's friendly style makes learning Photoshop Elements a breeze. This book gives you everything you need to feel like a digital pro in no time at all.
Richard Coencas, Photoshop Elements Quality Engineer Lead, Adobe


Reviews of previous edition:

...an unrivalled introduction to the budget imaging package, and an excellent overview of digital imaging. What Digital Camera

With Philip providing you with such a good 'street index' to our Photoshop Elements 3.0 software you will be creating fantastic digital images in next to no time at all.
Judith Salonga, Adobe Systems


.....Philip does a great job of making things clear. The book covers the basics first and then guides you through more advanced stages as it progresses. The design and signposting is much better in this version. Like the earlier version processes such as sharpening and image contrast and saturation are covered in depth to help you understand what the sliding controls are actually doing to your picture. You'll learn how to edit, save for web, prepare images for printing and much more.
ePhotozine

Now in its second incarnation, this book is a complete guide that covers both versions of Elements more than adequately.

The Presentation is second to none. Full-colour images and screenshots grace each page as the author moves from basic principles to more advanced features over 12 chapters.

If you need to manipulate digital images but can't justify the cost or time to learn Elements' big brother, this is the book that will not only show you what can be achieved but inspire you to develop your skills even further.
Computer Arts Special
Author Bio
Philip Andrews is Adobe Australia's official Photoshop and Elements Ambassador. He is an experienced photographer, author, magazine editor and online course creator. He was previously a lecturer at the Queensland School of Printing and Graphic Arts, Australia and Nescot, England. He is a beta tester for Photoshop, an alpha tester for Photoshop Elements and a Photoshop specialist demonstrator for Adobe Australia. Contributing numerous articles and videos to AdobeTV and the inspirational browser, Philip is a leading source in adobe information and instruction. Philip is also co-founder of photo-college.com an online photography training college. He's a regular contributor to several magazines including Shutterbug, Amateur Photographer, Australian Photography and Better Photography, he is senior contributing editor for Better Digital, columnist for What Digital Camera and Co-editor and publisher of Better Photoshop Techniques magazine.