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Jun 25, 2007 14:51 |  #1

I have PE5 and can do some basic things in it. I also have Scott Kelby's book for PE5, but am wondering if there is another way to learn this stuff. I found a web site I could join and get an Elements magazine and view tutorials, but it costs a little. Just looking on a good way to learn.


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Jun 25, 2007 20:40 |  #2

I have Scott's book as well. I find that taking the sugestions in his book and trying them in different photos has helped. For example I tried his desaturation method for selective coloring. I then tried taking a photo from RAW and converting to B&W and then taking the same photo and leaving it in color, creating two layers and then selectively erasing the B&W gave a better result in my opinion. The photo is below:


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Jun 25, 2007 22:24 |  #3

Experimentation is the best way to go. Try things out you'll see in the book and post questions here and on other forums. You'll learn fast enough. Lord knows I am everyday.


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Jun 26, 2007 00:30 |  #4

You could try hanging out here also:

http://www.photoshopel​ementsuser.com/forum/i​ndex.php (external link)

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