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Inside Advantage: Written
for photographers by a photographer! Martin shares his expert knowledge
to help you combine photography and Photoshop to develop memorable
images
Complete updates: 704 pages of fully updated content plus 30 pages of
Photoshop Shortcuts on the free CD-ROM
Master Photoshop CS2: More than 300 pages of information show you how to
make tonal corrections, sharpen images, use filters, create montages,
simulate darkroom effects and automate Photoshop
Conquer color obstacles: Over 100 pages devoted to explaining the basic
principles of color management, how to calibrate your equipment and how
to achieve consistent color and produce perfect prints
Expanded areas: Provides more detailed examples, diagrams, simple
step-by-step explanations, improving accessibility for the advanced
beginner
The latest edition to join Martin Evening's bestselling 'Adobe Photoshop
for Photographers' titles, gives you completely updated and revised
coverage providing a professional photographer's insight into Photoshop
CS2.
Inside you'll find invaluable information on Bridge, the new file
browser that is set to become a very useful image management tool for
photographers. Other new developments covered include the new Digital
Negative (DNG) file format, improvements in Camera Raw file processing
and High Dynamic Range imaging.
Packed full of all the latest features and instructive information on
key elements from color management to printing, Martin Evening passes on
his famous techniques and professional experience in this commanding and
authoritative resource.
* Over 450 professional, color illustrations make this book stand above
the rest
* New interior design and reorganised contents make this book even
easier to use
* Master the power of Photoshop CS2 under the instruction of an
internationally recognised Photoshop expert ________________________________________________________________
Product Reviews:
   
More than 5 stars..., June 21, 2005
Reviewer: Darwin's Bulldog
If you are an experienced photographer, this may be the only Photoshop
book you'll need. This book is expressly written for people who understand
f-stops and shutter speeds, color temperature (white balance) etc. If you
are an experienced photographer moving from film to digital, stop here;
this is what you are looking for. There's also some guidance on digital
equipment selection with details on Martin's web site.
What makes this book standout? First, it's written by a photographer. Not
just any photographer, but a famous, working fashion phpographer, Martin
Evening. Many Photoshop books seem to be written by people who are clearly
skilled enough to earn their living with Photoshop, but are not
photographers. Their books are filled with pictures taken on vacation.
This is the real thing; top quality photographs; real world skills.
Second, this book is 100% color. Some Photoshop books have only a small
selection of color photos stitched into the middle of the book; the bulk
of the pictures are black and white. (OK... there is small section on
converting color to B&W.)
Third, top quality paper; coated stock. Of course, it weighs a ton, but
then it won't turm to pulp if your model spills her wine on it <g>!
If you are an experienced photographer, and want to get the most out of
Photoshop, this is the book you need.
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The right book for imaging professionals, June 28, 2005
Reviewer: Stephen Laskevitch "Adobe Certified Instructor"
I teach digital photographic workflows in the Puget Sound region: an area
with more than its share of hardworking photographers needing to keep
their technical edge. These folks need direct, relevant, thorough but easy
to find methods of getting the job done. This is what I strive to provide
in my classes, and this is what Martin Evening provides in this book.
Although my working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop is extremely solid, I
always appreciate Martin's keen insights. I have recommended his previous
editions to my students whether they're new to the medium or old pros. I'm
more enthused than ever to recommend this edition as both a class text and
desk reference.
One minor quibble carried over from the last edition: I wish that image
acquisition chapter were earlier in the book. However, the book is so
excellently laid out that no one will have the slightest difficulty
finding whatever they seek.
It's such a relief to find such a standout text on the overcrowded
Photoshop bookshelf.
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