Digital Photography: Simplified - Tips & Tricks

by Rob Sheppard

A visual guide to innovative techniques with Photoshop Elements 9

Photographers who are familiar with the basics of using Photoshop Elements 9 will love this collection of 100 tips and tricks to getting more from the software. Highly visual two-page tutorials and step-by-step screen shots make it easy to see and follow the directions, enabling you to coax even more functionality from this top-selling image-editing software. This guide ventures into the bells and whistles of Photoshop Elements, showing you all the cool effects you can achieve.Photoshop Elements is the leading and most affordable image-editing software on the market; the latest version offers new opportunities to enhance your photos and develop your own individual style Full-color, step-by-step instructions make learning each of the cool techniques faster and easierFeatures secrets from the author, a well-known professional photographer, and uses his own stunning images to illustrate the tips and techniques

"Photoshop Elements 9: Top 100 Simplified Tips & Tricks" helps you take your Photoshop Elements skills to the next level.

Genres: Photography, Nonfiction, Ebooks

221 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Lorie Nicolaus · Rating 3 out of 5]

I rated this book with three stars, however, that in no way means that I think it is not good. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned quite a bit in the process. The book claims to have exercises the reader can do with the tips, which I found true for some of them, but not all. And at times I was a little confused. Otherwise, it is well written. My favorite part is the sample photographs and comparisons. I found these to be the most helpful.

I will probably reference this book often, as I am learning to use my DSLR camera.

[Simon Kissam · Rating 2 out of 5]

-Only read half the thing, as the second half deals with photo editing not actual photography.

-The writing was quite bad, also silly.

-Learned a few things from it, but a lot of the stuff I either already knew from the manual that came from the book or I'd read on line, though that isn't really the books fault.

[Darren Kirby · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nothing wrong with the book in itself I suppose, it was a gift, and is way below my level of ability. Would probably be good for beginners.