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I like Katrin's book more than Martin Evening's tome mainly because she doesn't waste a lot of time on the basics and offers greater depth in retouching and adjusting photos in Photoshop. For example, Katrin has about eight examples of ways to convert color to B&W, Evening far less. Likewise for sharpening, etc .... That said, I have and use both books. They work well together, each covering certain aspects in greater depth. My advice: get 'em both. I'd also suggest jopining the Photoshop list where Katrin sometimes hangs out, and where those who have created Photoshop sometimes appear to answer questions or settle confused disputes. Between the books and the list, you'll be a PS expert in no time. Shel Belinkoff "People that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life." > [Original Message] > From: Bob W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 8/30/2004 11:41:10 PM > Subject: Re: Scanning questions > > Hi, > > >>Can you recommend some tutorials/books about postprocessing photos in > >>Photoshop? > > > Yes, here: > > > <http://tinyurl.com/3hqf7> > > I would not really describe Evening's book as a tutorial. One that I > think is good as a 'my first Photoshop book' is 'Photoshop for > Photography' by Tom Ang - http://tinyurl.com/45q7q. It is not as > comprehensive as Evening's book, but it gets you started quite quickly > and explains all the necessary terminology well, without going down to > the level of 'this is a screen, this is a mouse'.
