Adobe Photoshop CS2 Studio Techniques by Ben Willmore
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Book Reviews of Adobe Photoshop CS2 Studio Techniques
Book Review: Most informative
Summary: 5 Stars
Ben Wilmore continues to prove he understands photoshop and the information those who use it need.Book Review: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Studio and Techniques
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is a good tool for people than me that beginning in this field.Book Review: good overview of Photoshop Cs2
Summary: 4 Stars
Really this book is a 'getting to know cs2' book. It goes through most of the features and gets you familair with them. the techniques he demonstrate, seem more suite toward an artist rather and a photographer and there are better book out there if you are looking for something aimed at a photographer. Still it is a good reference book, and does show some neat stuff.Book Review: Learning the tough parts of Photoshop
Summary: 4 Stars
I've been using the book as a reference text. It has been very helpful in some tough selection techniques such as isolating the outline of hair (8 pages of detail). It is also useful in reviewing the basics. Many alternate techniques are available in Photoshop. This book has them in great detail.Book Review: Poor Instruction Manual
Summary: 1 Stars
This book comes with a CD of sample images you are to work on while going through the book. However, as the author proceeds to work on an image and goes through the steps, he never indicates the file or name of the image you are supposed to use. So for every tutorial, you need to go through all the image files and look for the right one. It's much, much easier when (as in most of these types of books) the text says: "open Imagename.jpg". Having to go through the files on the cd slows you down each and every time especially when you're guessing as to what the name of the file is. I'm sure there's useful information in here, but it's just a pain to get to. Instead I would recommend as an all-in-one beginner's guide to Photoshop CS2 the "One On One" book.