Photoshop Elements 6: The Missing Manual | Barbara Brundage

Photoshop Elements 6: The Missing Manual | Barbara Brundage | Photoshop 6

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Photoshop Elements...

	Photoshop Elements 6: The Missing Manual Barbara Brundage Pogue Press, 2007 - 586 pages average customer review:based on 66 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

photoshop elements 6

good condition....well received....it's just a shame you have to purchase a book that should have been included with the product

Photoshop 6

Just received the book in good condition and on time.
Seems pretty involved but complete

I like it

I have found this book to be very useful. I am new to Elements and Photoshop in general and since the software doesn't come was a manual other then on line help. This book has really helped me out a lot.

Photoshop Elements 6 The Missing Manual

I found Elements 6 software very difficult to understand based on the written instructions that came with it. I purchased this book and simply waited until it arrived to use the software. I found the book so far to be very good in working through the various processes of photo editing. I have not yet tried the organizer, share, or create tools.

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Missing manual is missing the mark

Even after working with PSE6 for a while, layers, masks, etc. have never been clear. So, based upon good reviews, I bought PSE6 Missing Manual. As a whole, the book is OK, if you have Photoshop experience. In too many places, the author leaves the reader hanging. There are no step-by-step guides. Layers and masks miss the mark. There is no indication of the steps involved in getting from point A to B to C, etc. in creating and using layers and masks. If you were lost before, you will still be lost. The author isn't much better with the new Photomerge/Panorama. She tells you how wonderful this new feature is, but leaves you hanging again.. The old Photomerge in earlier Elements worked a lot easier. As far as I am concerned, Organizer is window-dressing. The meat is the Editor program. As far as tutorials go which the author touts , they are disappointing.

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