The Digital Photographer's Guide to Photoshop Elements 4: Improve Your Photographs and Create Fantastic Special Effects

by Barry Beckham

This updated, up-to-the minute manual on Photoshop Elements includes information on the fourth and latest version of this extremely popular software program—just released this very season. All the new features are thoroughly covered with visuals such as brand-new screenshots and toolboxes. With hundreds of images and hands-on projects, the guide walks digital camera enthusiasts through all the ins and outs of the hardware and software, including cameras, computers, storage, printers, and scanners. Find out about image film formats, and how to save pictures on the Web and improve the composition and quality of a photo by cropping, rotating, flipping, or resizing the image. Even simulate traditional darkroom procedures. Every digital photographer who owns Photoshop Elements will want this.

Genres: Photography

224 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 2003

Reviews

[Roy McDine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although dated, this book has an excellent layout and equally suitable for full Photoshop users, as well as later Elements users (I use Adobe Photoshop 7). Lots of really practical step-by-step illustrations and tips for beginners and intermediate users.