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Oct 17, 2012 13:07 |  #1

Are there any worthwhile online photoshop books, courses, or instructional DVDs specifically tailored to photographers? For instance, something like the Adobe "classroom in a book" but with instructions on how to achieve various black and white looks, cross processes, bleach bypass etc.?


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Oct 17, 2012 13:25 |  #2

There are several:
1, Lots of free stuff on youtube.
2, kelbytraining.com has videos, but is a pay site. Excellent for video training, equipment, lighting, settings, technique and using Lightroom and Photoshop as well as other software programs. Monthly rate.
3, Lynda.com is also a pay site. This site has a much wider range of topics, not just photography, but has very good photography videos on equipment, settings, techniques and post processing similar to kelbytraining.com.


  
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Oct 17, 2012 21:39 |  #3

And besides google, this site has a pretty good search engine too. For instance, searching titles for cross process brings up several threads.


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Oct 17, 2012 23:40 |  #4

I also like acmeeducational.com, JP Caponigro, "21st Century Dodging and Burning" in particular.


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