Photoshop Indepth (www.ps-indepth.com), a website focused on Photoshop 7, has released a beginner's guide to Photoshop 7 that enables beginners to acquire practical Photoshop techniques instantly.
May 17, 2005 (Press Release) --
17 May 2005 -- Photoshop Indepth (www.ps-indepth.com), a fairly young Photoshop related website has released an ebook titled "The Practical Photoshop Starter's Guide".
The main difference between this ebook and typical Photoshop beginner books in the market is that the author focuses deeply on methods that enable beginners in Photoshop to acquire very practical Photoshop techniques in the shortest time possible.
Instead of going into every nook and cranny of Photoshop, the author guides the reader, through the chapters, to know the most useful and commonly used tools in Photoshop to be able to use Photoshop for practical purposes. There are no "how to create a nebula effect" lessons in the ebook as the author firmly believes that beginners should grasp firm fundamentals instead of picking up these instant effects.
Readers of this book have found that although they are experienced in Photoshop, they have discovered Photoshop tools that help them immensely in productivity, tools that they have never learned before.
Dan Gronitz of www.dmgdd.com, an online design firm, says "I used to think I was beyond the basics of Photoshop but after reading your book I could clearly see how much I was missing." He goes on to describe that the ebook is very easy to understand and every Photoshop beginner should read it for the valuable information inside.
Another reader, a Photoshop Elements teacher based in Ontario, Canada, says that "the book continues from where I left off so I feel quite strongly that it is a good introduction to the workings of Photoshop."
The ebook itself is quite short, about the length of 30 pages of pure content, excluding Table of Contents and Prefaces. In this short span of chapters, the author stresses the importance of strengthening basic Photoshop skills and guides the reader through the essential tools and concepts in Photoshop, such as Layers, Brushes and some time-saving shortcut keys.
In addition, the author also teaches the secret of the notoriously confusing Pen Tool in Photoshop. This enables the reader to grasp the concept of the Pen Tool in Photoshop, without going through the fear and phobia of trying to control the "unpredictable" Pen Tool. This alone gives the reader an obviously extra edge over other beginners.
Readers of this book will be able to start using Photoshop immediately for graphics creation or photo editing -- the very nitty-gritty stuff that Photoshop is used for by users all over the world. This is very important as beginners might lose interest in Photoshop very soon if they can't understand it while they are interested. This is unwise, considering Photoshop's expensive price label of USD500.00+ for a retail copy.
At USD10.00 per copy, this ebook's value definitely exceeds its cost. For Photoshop beginners interested in actually using Photoshop for what it's meant for instantly, visit http://www.ps-indepth.com/ebook/starter_guide.php for a free sample copy or to get order details. Interested customers can send enquiries to the author, Siah Tiong Hong, at siah@ps-indepth.com.
The main difference between this ebook and typical Photoshop beginner books in the market is that the author focuses deeply on methods that enable beginners in Photoshop to acquire very practical Photoshop techniques in the shortest time possible.
Instead of going into every nook and cranny of Photoshop, the author guides the reader, through the chapters, to know the most useful and commonly used tools in Photoshop to be able to use Photoshop for practical purposes. There are no "how to create a nebula effect" lessons in the ebook as the author firmly believes that beginners should grasp firm fundamentals instead of picking up these instant effects.
Readers of this book have found that although they are experienced in Photoshop, they have discovered Photoshop tools that help them immensely in productivity, tools that they have never learned before.
Dan Gronitz of www.dmgdd.com, an online design firm, says "I used to think I was beyond the basics of Photoshop but after reading your book I could clearly see how much I was missing." He goes on to describe that the ebook is very easy to understand and every Photoshop beginner should read it for the valuable information inside.
Another reader, a Photoshop Elements teacher based in Ontario, Canada, says that "the book continues from where I left off so I feel quite strongly that it is a good introduction to the workings of Photoshop."
The ebook itself is quite short, about the length of 30 pages of pure content, excluding Table of Contents and Prefaces. In this short span of chapters, the author stresses the importance of strengthening basic Photoshop skills and guides the reader through the essential tools and concepts in Photoshop, such as Layers, Brushes and some time-saving shortcut keys.
In addition, the author also teaches the secret of the notoriously confusing Pen Tool in Photoshop. This enables the reader to grasp the concept of the Pen Tool in Photoshop, without going through the fear and phobia of trying to control the "unpredictable" Pen Tool. This alone gives the reader an obviously extra edge over other beginners.
Readers of this book will be able to start using Photoshop immediately for graphics creation or photo editing -- the very nitty-gritty stuff that Photoshop is used for by users all over the world. This is very important as beginners might lose interest in Photoshop very soon if they can't understand it while they are interested. This is unwise, considering Photoshop's expensive price label of USD500.00+ for a retail copy.
At USD10.00 per copy, this ebook's value definitely exceeds its cost. For Photoshop beginners interested in actually using Photoshop for what it's meant for instantly, visit http://www.ps-indepth.com/ebook/starter_guide.php for a free sample copy or to get order details. Interested customers can send enquiries to the author, Siah Tiong Hong, at siah@ps-indepth.com.
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