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Photoshop cs3

KTBoom2006-E510KTBoom2006-E510 Registered Users Posts: 437 Major grins
edited June 11, 2008 in Finishing School
where can I learn how to use photoshop cs3?
~Katie~
:barb

http://www.kc1stphotography.com


2 Canon Rebel XSi
Tamron 70-200mm f2.8
2 Canon 14-55mm
Canon 55-250mm f4.0
Canon 580EX
Canon 580EX II

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    DavidTODavidTO Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 19,160 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    lynda.com, for one! :D
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    Art ScottArt Scott Registered Users Posts: 8,959 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    KTBoom2006-E510 wrote:
    where can I learn how to use photoshop cs3?
    Scott Kelby has tutorial videos.....just google PSCS3 tutes.....should brig up a host of sites.....also some of the Photography Schools have PS classes... (New York Institute of Photography is one that I know has PS courses).....
    "Genuine Fractals was, is and will always be the best solution for enlarging digital photos." ....Vincent Versace ... ... COPYRIGHT YOUR WORK ONLINE ... ... My Website

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    SloYerRollSloYerRoll Registered Users Posts: 2,788 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    DavidTO wrote:
    lynda.com, for one! :D
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    Hands down, some of the best training out there.

    You can smaple the first few videos of each course for free to see if you like it too.
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    jsmileyjsmiley Registered Users Posts: 222 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    Hi Katie
    Lynda.com has some good DVDs, this link will take you to their one on one.
    http://www.lynda.com/store/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=589
    John

    WWW.smileys-photography.smugmug.com
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    twhite14twhite14 Registered Users Posts: 31 Big grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    I have been using Scott Kelby's CS3 for Digital Photogrpahers and highly recommend it. It is not over techincal, but teaches enough to fix your photos.
    Tim White
    http://twhite14.smugmug.com
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    KTBoom2006-E510KTBoom2006-E510 Registered Users Posts: 437 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    Thanks everyone!
    ~Katie~
    :barb

    http://www.kc1stphotography.com


    2 Canon Rebel XSi
    Tamron 70-200mm f2.8
    2 Canon 14-55mm
    Canon 55-250mm f4.0
    Canon 580EX
    Canon 580EX II
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    PineapplePhotoPineapplePhoto Registered Users Posts: 474 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    KTBoom2006-E510 wrote:
    Thanks everyone!

    I just picked up a new book "Photoshop CS3 for digital photographers" by Scott Kelby thumb.gif
    Body: Canon 1D Mark II N | Canon 30D w/BG-E2 Flash: Canon 580EX II | Quantum T4d | Strobes & Monolights
    Glass: Sigma 70-200 f2.8 | Sigma 20 f1.8 | Canon 28-135 f3.5-5.6 IS USM
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    KEDKED Registered Users Posts: 843 Major grins
    edited June 11, 2008
    KTBoom2006-E510 wrote:
    Thanks everyone!
    I subscribe to Kelby training myself (referenced above). It's great, very well organized; Lynda.com is too, no doubt. The other thing I do is subscribe to Podcasts through the iTunes store -- they're free and the Photoshop and LR podcasts from Digital Workshop are augmented every Friday (but the micro-topics are random and thus very different from the Kelby approach, but hey, they're free).

    BUT, with all those resources at my disposal, I still feel overwhelmed by Photoshop CS3. It's one of my goals for this summer to get up the learning curve on PS, but I'm beginning to think that I will need a live course to boost me up there. PS has a whole basic "mindset" that is different from every other software that I am accustomed to.

    Luckily, I have a 14 YO daughter who has already taken PS in school and can bail me out if necessary! ne_nau.gif
    KED
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