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"You like to do it yourself...???", You like Photoshop
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You read all books but did not help
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"Excellent Photoshop book", This book offers a solid introduction to using Photoshop. It's aimed at graphic artists, designers, photographers, students and teachers of Photoshop who want to edit and work with the imaging software.

The author employs a "read, watch, do" method of learning. First, you read an introduction to the lesson and what you are about to learn. You read the step-by-step instructions that show you the techniques in Photoshop. Finally, you practice them yourself by following along the step-by-step exercises with the supplied practice files. The lessons end with a "what did you learn" summary in the form of a matching quiz. Throughout the book are "Pearls of Wisdom" that tell you the "whys" of what are you are doing, giving you greater insight on how a function works and providing a context for the lesson.

The lessons are well laid out with many clear photos demonstrating the techniques you are learning and the results you are trying to achieve. Each lesson is filled with information, so whether you are a beginner or have been using Photoshop for a while, you will learn something new. From the very first lesson you learn information that can apply to your own work, will have you producing better looking images and improve your workflow. Overall, Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Studio Techniques is a great tool for delving into the wonders of Photoshop and learning how to make your images look better using Photoshop and be more productive while doing it.

"Short on examples", While the HOT photoshop book only teaches through steps and examples often failing to show how to get there independently, this book omits the steps entirely and is not integrated with the practice cd provided. I found myself often frustrated with the lack of examples and the lack of integration with the practice images provided. Perhaps this book is better geared towards intermediate to advanced users, but it falls short for beginers.

"A Great Starter and Reference Book", I bought this book because I had to for a class. I really didn't use it that much but when I had a problem or wanted to do something I found this book very useful. Before this book I would do a google of my question but often online explainations are weak. This book not only answered my questions thoroughly but gave examples on how to do things from time to time. If you want to learn how to use Photoshop, I would definitely reccommend this book. I would also reccommend this book if you are just want a reference guide for Photoshop.

"Not a beginners book", I'm new to Photoshop and this book is not helping me to learn it. The techniques discribed in this book look great but you have to know Photoshop pretty well before you can use them. Probably a good book - but not for beginners.

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"Not That Great", This book looks beautiful, but it is hard to follow. It gives some directions but they are incorrect.

"Best Photoshop Book in Print", I really just want to tack on another very positive assessment to the others posted here. Mr. Wilmore is a very good technical writer and a Photoshop master. I've been using the program since v3.0 and, while we all know it as the Cadillac of digital imaging programs, it has a very steep learning curve indeed. I have lots of PS books, many of them follow the step 1, then step 2, recipe. This is definitely not that kind of book, and doesn't employ that approach to learning.

As others have already stated, the section on color correction is hands-down the best I've seen - even with the new auto-color correction in PS v7.0, his explanation is not only worth reading -- with what you learn you can sometimes do better manually.
This is one great book for a fantastic program.

"You didn't even know you needed this", I highly recommend this book to help you really understand Photoshop. Ben Willmore's Photoshop 7 Studio Techniques is a book required by my latest Photoshop class. With a previous professor I was using Classroom in a Book. What a difference everything makes!

First thing, you open the book and it is filled with lovely color pictures. Imagine that? Sounds silly, but maybe, gasp, all computer graphics books should be in color? After all, we don't live in Pleasantville.

Second, the book is easy to read. When you read a chapter you don't want to be bogged down reading a page for half an hour. The book informs you well, with a flow that makes you feel as though Ben is right there in a chair next to you.

Third, the book doesn't make you follow directions without letting you know the how and why of it all. This book actually teaches you how things work, without the pocket-protector. Anybody with the most basic understanding of their computer should easily learn from this text.

Fourth, all computer books should be accompanied by a cd-rom. There is also a web site mentioned in the book that the author runs that is well worth a bookmark.

I actually wanted a Classroom in a Book for an Illustrator class, because I was used to the format, and now I only wish that Ben Willmore wrote books for that program as well. All textbooks should be this informative and easy to read. Worth every penny.

"You didn't even know you needed this", I highly recommend this book to help you really understand Photoshop. Ben Willmore's Photoshop 7 Studio Techniques is a book required by my latest Photoshop class. With a previous professor I was using Classroom in a Book. What a difference everything makes!

First thing, you open the book and it is filled with lovely color pictures. Imagine that? Sounds silly, but maybe, gasp, all computer graphics books should be in color? After all, we don't live in Pleasantville.

Second, the book is easy to read. When you read a chapter you don't want to be bogged down reading a page for half an hour. The book informs you well, with a flow that makes you feel as though Ben is right there in a chair next to you.

Third, the book doesn't make you follow directions without letting you know the how and why of it all. This book actually teaches you how things work, without the pocket-protector. Anybody with the most basic understanding of their computer should easily learn from this text.

Fourth, all computer books should be accompanied by a cd-rom. There is also a web site mentioned in the book that the author runs that is well worth a bookmark.

I actually wanted a Classroom in a Book for an Illustrator class, because I was used to the format, and now I only wish that Ben Willmore wrote books for that program as well. All textbooks should be this informative and easy to read. Worth every penny.

"You didn't even know you needed this", I highly recommend this book to help you really understand Photoshop. Ben Willmore's Photoshop 7 Studio Techniques is a book required by my latest Photoshop class. With a previous professor I was using Classroom in a Book. What a difference everything makes!

First thing, you open the book and it is filled with lovely color pictures. Imagine that? Sounds silly, but maybe, gasp, all computer graphics books should be in color? After all, we don't live in Pleasantville.

Second, the book is easy to read. When you read a chapter you don't want to be bogged down reading a page for half an hour. The book informs you well, with a flow that makes you feel as though Ben is right there in a chair next to you.

Third, the book doesn't make you follow directions without letting you know the how and why of it all. This book actually teaches you how things work, without the pocket-protector. Anybody with the most basic understanding of their computer should easily learn from this text.

Fourth, all computer books should be accompanied by a cd-rom. There is also a web site mentioned in the book that the author runs that is well worth a bookmark.

I actually wanted a Classroom in a Book for an Illustrator class, because I was used to the format, and now I only wish that Ben Willmore wrote books for that program as well. All textbooks should be this informative and easy to read. Worth every penny.