Photoshop Elements book

[Richard Cabesa]

Is there a good book out there specific to Elements or should I get one of the Potoshop books and wade through what's not in Elements?

Thanks, David

[ian408]

Is there a good book out there specific to Elements or should I get one of the Potoshop books and wade through what's not in Elements?

Thanks, David
Take a look at "Photoshop CS book for digital photographers" by Scott Kelby.

I would think some of it carries over to Elements.

Ian

[wxwax]

There are many books specific to Elements. I saw a really good one at Barnes and Noble last week. I would not get a Photoshop book, too many differences, I suspect you'll only get frustrated.

[patch29]

He makes one specific to Elements. I would think that would be the best solution.

The Photoshop Elements Book for Digital Photographers
by Scott Kelby ISBN: 0735713928

[Richard Cabesa]

Thanks guys.

[minoltaman]

Richard Lynch, one of the all-time best photoshop gurus writes a very popular hidden powers of ps elements book. He hangs out in the pselemets forum at www.retouchpro.com. His book will help make elements behave similar to ps6/7. You will even be able to run pre-recorded actions in elements.

Here is a link to the book at amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0782141781/002-8106707-2852855?v=glance

Cheers

[fish]

Richard Lynch, one of the all-time best photoshop gurus writes a very popular hidden powers of ps elements book. He hangs out in the pselemets forum at www.retouchpro.com (http://www.retouchpro.com). His book will help make elements behave similar to ps6/7. You will even be able to run pre-recorded actions in elements.

Here is a link to the book at amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0782141781/002-8106707-2852855?v=glance

Cheers

I was thumbing through the Lynch book the other day and thought it looked pretty good. Was in a rush, so didn't buy it. Might have to get it. Hmmm...Amazon is four bucks cheaper than bn.com.

Thanks Minoltaman.