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Photoshop Programs - I'm new to this...
Hello, I was just curious about photoshop programs. I want to learn but I already have CS6 but curious about other good ones. Any favorites of yours? Nov 10 14 10:52 am Link  Nov 10 14 10:55 am Link If you have CS6 I think you should settle down with it and study it. Nov 10 14 11:03 am Link Do you mean plug-ins for PS ? Or other image editing programs ?? Nov 10 14 11:08 am Link It's a very long process, but, I have said, "if you can think it, you can do it in Photoshop". I liked the last version of NIK sharpener better than the current one. I use Photomatix too, but, I also liked the last version better than the current one. The reason I don't like the newer ones is probably because they have more options, and will require more time and learning, but it is worth it, if you want to produce the best images possible. -Don Nov 10 14 11:23 am Link I am jusy trying learn i really like photography and beauty work. I have photoshop cs6 idk, about plug ins yet or really anything just copy tool. Ive played with burning/doging? Is their a book for dummies lol! Nov 10 14 11:45 am Link If you want Photoshop tutorials for beginners, you can check some of these ... http://tinyurl.com/k48epyz Nov 12 14 01:10 pm Link Stone Styles wrote: Zillions. Many, alas, written cookie-cutter recipe style, and/or by dummies. When I was still teaching Ps, I made a list of my recommended Photoshop books: Nov 12 14 07:52 pm Link CS-6 Is a great program. There are two other programs that you might want to add. As your skill's get better. The first one offers a free testing until you decide to buy it. www.portraitprofessional.com Then this one you might buy later, after you tested it? www.photoshoplightroom.com < Buy the newest version. Nov 12 14 09:52 pm Link it is not the tool, it is what someone can do with it...not everyone can benefit from high dollar software when other options will work for them. Many options, try before you buy...Mo Nov 12 14 10:19 pm Link |
