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Can anyone recommend a good book on Photoshop techniques and where to get it from - Thanks

Have you been to a good bookstore lately?

Originally posted by Utopian23
Have you been to a good bookstore lately?

He prob'ly has, but he wants to know wich book/books the ultimate graphic designers at TeamPS recommend, so I think we can help him with naming a few instead of being sarcastic, don' you ?
gef, here is a few:

Photoshop 6 Bible
Photoshop 7 Bible
Newriders at TeamPS various recommended books (ver 7)

*patteman*

Thank-you very much for your helpful reply.
I found it very useful. There are a great number of books out there and this saves me a lot of time and money.

It's good to know there are some people using this forum who give helpful information instead of childish comments or garbage.

Classroom in a Book owns!

Originally posted by gef
*patteman* It's good to know there are some people using this forum who give helpful information instead of childish comments or garbage.

Don't mention it, gef. Btw, I don't think Utopian meant any harm with his reply, he was just being ironic. There are very few plp here that, intentionally, gives dumba$$ answers. And in my opinion Utopian is not one of them. Them plp tend not to stay long here due to the fact that we try and help instead of being dumbfocks, wich causes flame-wars (I think there after that, and just that)

Btw again, Welcome to the board. You never wanna leave.

This will be my last words on the subject.
It is not so much the comment from utopian23, I appreciate the humour, it's comments like:

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'KPT costs money, foo!'

'NL, have you seen my denchers?'

'Classroom in a Book owns!'

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If there is some hidden meaning here I fail to see what it is !

Photoshop Wow books are pretty good too

Scott Kelby. Anything and everything he writes bails me out of a jam daily.

Photoshop down and dirty tricks for 6 or 7, in other words.

First you buy one of those 24 hour books. treat it very carefully, stay up for 24 hours and learn everything. Take it back the next day (careful not to appear that you have stayed up all night! Don't want to create any suspicion.) then get one of those real cool, more intense, more creative books that people have been talking about previously. hehe.

I have used a few books that Adobe makes -Classroom in a Book and found the lessons to be very practical and "real worldly"

Bling Bling....