Everyday Photoshop for Photographers

Author: 
Julie King
Publisher: 
McGraw-Hill/Osborne
Published Date: 
2004
ISBN: 
0-07-225437-8
Pages: 
352
Rating: 
5

This well-presented information will be valuable for all photographers, amateur and pro alike. It begins with a detailed description of the program, covering the tool palettes and options that would be used for color correction, image repair, and other commonly used techniques.

Profusely illustrated in full color, the screenshots and close-ups of various techniques serve to clarify the often complex processes required to get just the right look in a photograph. There are complete instructions for organizing, printing, and distributing photos as well – again, useful for both the pro who needs to send proofs to clients on the fly, or the amateur who wants to easily distribute the latest theme park trip photos to the rest of the family.

Although there is not much coverage of special effects filters or painting techniques, that's forgivable since the rest of the book covers the basics and more in ample and clear detail. This is a book for every digital photographer's shelf.