photoshop elements 2-really basic stuff

[humblejohn]

:)you guys look like pros. i have canon rebel 300d and above program.
i have scoured the web for tips on how to use the program but it seems
that certain steps are assumed and thats the problem. where would i ask
really stupifyingly basic questions without getting shelled? i don't think there
was an instruction manual attached because there wasn't room cause of all the rebel manuals in german, italian and spanish and greek! talk about politically correct! if not here then maybe you could direct me to another site. have a great holiday.

[shawnee_rebel]

Hey Humblejohn, I Have the same program, and in the menu is a pull down help file.This is a great place to start with some basic stuff and then, nothing beats trial and error. :)

[Sagar]

You might have dont it already. Just click on help menu. It has quite a good help with detailed instructions

hope this helps
Merry Christmas :D

[ejwebb]

You can also search the following forumor post your own questions:

http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@249.rJNgaKbUpNU^43@.eeb4f8b

[Belmondo]

The other option is to go to any reasonbly-sized book store (Barnes & Noble, Borders, etc.). They have shelves full of PSE books that will take you from step one all the way through Photoshop guru-ship. It's an invenstment.

[Robesse]

I got a book on PSE 2.0 by Philip Andrews published by Focal Press. Its been helpful if not a bit basic. I bought it because he approaches the subject like a photographer not a techie.

-- Rob S

[kawter2]

I got a book on PSE 2.0 by Philip Andrews published by Focal Press. Its been helpful if not a bit basic. I bought it because he approaches the subject like a photographer not a techie.

-- Rob S


post here or PM me and I'll help you if you have a few questions every now and again

[gramps]

I got a book on PSE 2.0 by Philip Andrews published by Focal Press. Its been helpful if not a bit basic. I bought it because he approaches the subject like a photographer not a techie.

-- Rob S
IMHO the big problem with PSE and PSCS is just that ............. Adobe has written these programs thinking that everyone is a techie. The programs are both great and Adobe has done a GREAT job with them. A book wriiten for us "older non-techie types" has got to be on the next thing to buy list.