Photoshop 6 Photo-Retouching Secrets (Voices That Matter)
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Photoshop 6 Photo-Retouching Secrets (Voices That Matter) Details
Photo Retouching Secrets is not another color correction book, or scanning manual. It covers only one topic: retouching images to make them look better. What type of retouching are we talking about? Thing like: tricks for removing red eye and then recoloring the eye to its natural color tricks for removing the signs of aging how to fix underexposed or overexposed images how to remove spots, rips, and tears In Photo Retouching Secrets you will also learn: how to seamlessly splice images together repair damaged body parts remove unslightly shadows fix some of the other problems that digital cameras can often introduce to photos Photo Retouching Secrets shows you feathering tricks, cropping and straightening tricks to save you time and frustration. If you want nothing but the tips, the tricks, and the secret inside shortcuts to make retouching images easy and fun, this book is the right one.
Reviews
I bought Scott Kelby's Photo-Retouching book for Photoshop 7 and then looked at the sample chapters in this book. I realized that this book covers information that the other one doesn't and ordered this book as well. There is more overlap than I expected between the two books, but I am not sorry I bought both.Everything good I said about the other book is true of this one as well. The instructions are easy to follow. He gives the keyboard commands for both Mac and PC. You can dip in anywhere so you can fix the photo you own without reading any earlier chapter, although in this book it might be useful to read the ones just before and just after the chapter you need for additional useful information. And, if you can follow the pictures, you CAN be successful.I only give this book a 4 star rating because it is a Photoshop 6 book. Everything will work in Photoshop 7, and I haven't seen any major differences in the two versions of the program that will require figuring out work arounds for the instructions in the book. But, of course, anything that is new in Photoshop 7 is not covered in this book