Speaking Photoshop CS6 Speaking Photoshop CS6

Speaking Photoshop CS6

A Plain English Guide to the Complexities of Photoshop

    • USD 39.99
    • USD 39.99

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Adobe Certified Expert, David Bate, demystifies the complexities of Photoshop by teaching you its language. The ability of Photoshop to enhance or transform images is virtually limitless, but how do you get the results you are looking for?

The key to success is learning how to speak to Photoshop, so it understands your vision. This book teaches you how to think like and communicate with Photoshop. You’ll learn which tools work and which ones don’t. More importantly you’ll learn when and why. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be able to trouble-shoot your way through future image editing challenges.

David Bate has worked in the graphic design industry for over 30 years. He currently teaches Photoshop at Waukesha County Technical College, where he developed and maintains the Photoshop curriculum that is used in the Graphic Design, Web Design and Printing/Publishing programs.

With Speaking Photoshop CS6:

Concepts are explained in easy-to-understand, plain English.

Chapter files let you practice and improve your skills as you learn.

The supplemental Speaking Photoshop CS6 Workbook provides additional exercises for classroom applications or for those who want added practice to perfect their skills.

  • GÉNERO
    Informática e Internet
    PUBLICADO
    2012
    1 de septiembre
    IDIOMA
    EN
    Inglés
    EXTENSIÓN
    358
    Páginas
    EDITORIAL
    Bate Publishing
    VENDEDOR
    David Bate
    TAMAÑO
    554.8
    MB

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