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I have this program and would like to learn how to use it, I'm tired of Paint Shop Pro 5 lol. Are there any GOOD tutorials on the net available? Thank you!

 

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trial_07 said:

I have this program and would like to learn how to use it, I'm tired of Paint Shop Pro 5 lol. Are there any GOOD tutorials on the net available? Thank you!

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Ok! Thanks! But I was wondering if there was one you preferred you know?

 

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Ok! Thanks! But I was wondering if there was one you preferred you know?

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There are so many that I have seen and gotten something out of..

By far the best bet is to hit a local book store and find a book that meets your needs. Photoshop is good at so many different things involving image manipulation that one tutorial would never cover it all.



Try this site out. http://www.tutorialwiz.com/

 

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Ok I'll check that out tonight. Although I doubt finding an English book on Photoshop at my place...

 

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http://ronbigelow.com/articles/articles.htm

 

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Thanks Chili I've bookmarked the page! There are lots of things though and I don't know where to start. I'll try reading a bit and practice every night. Thanks again! I'll take photography courses if they are offered next year. Photography is an interest which I haven't took the time to experiment. Can I still have fun with my Canon Powershot A60? The expensive cameras ARE expensive and I prefer saving up for a dirtbike. BTW, what is ImageReady CS2? And Adobe Bridge?

Many of my questions may be stupid as I am a complete beginner to all this stuff! Help from you guys is extremely appreciated.

 

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Find this book, it will get you started. There is even a chapter on ImageReady. ImageReady is useful for making animations and doing a few other things for the web. http://www.course.com/catalog/product.cfm?isbn=0-619-18836-7
And yes, you can have fun with a Powershot camera, my A70 is actually pretty versatile, but it's not nearly as powerful as the stuff that the real photog buffs around here use.

 

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WOW! That book costs 78 CAN dollars. I'll stick to the tutorials! Thanks anyway FruDaddy.

 

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I found this: www.good-tutorials.com

At first glance, it looks good.

 

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www.good-tutorials.com is very good. Ive used it on many occasions. Also try www.greycobra.com/tutorials for some very cool stuff.

I love photoshopping. I spend a good amount of my time doing it. ImageReady is also really cool, I am not too good with it but awesome stuff can be created with it.

Sig anyone? http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d93/jk789/TOVsig.gif

 

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Wow very cool! Especially if you've met the chicks :cool: :nod: Thanks for the website, I will definitely use it.

 

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Don't buy it from the publisher, take the ISBN (which is 0-619-18836-7) and get the book elsewhere. I saw several listings on half.com is the $20-$30US price range.

 

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Ok. To start I'll try the web tutorials though! They are free and hold plenty of info for me. Thanks anyway FruDaddy!