Are you confused by manuals when learning Photoshop?
Do you get frustrated by messy instructions?
Does more jargon make you want to give up?

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Imagine working on genuine Photoshop projects within minutes.

Correcting and improving your own photographs can begin
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You will be working directly on images with practical examples giving hands-on practice
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Your own images can also be used as active and relevant samples and the concise tutorials will work just as well.

The clear, numbered step-by-step instructions and bullet points will save you time.
The simple and easy-to-follow style all help to reduce learning time and aid comprehesion.
Learn Photoshop in less time.

All the new features in CS4 are covered.
For those with an older version of Photoshop, that's no problem.
Some of the new automatic features don't work in every circumstance,
so a more manual method is necessary.
These are fully covered and can be used by people who don't have the latest upgrade.

Learn how to use Photoshop with less confusion.
One specific topic is focused on at a time and they avoid days and weeks of anguish spent on normal manuals.

The jargon-free tutorials improve clarity, save you time and make for a quick-learning system.

The masses of illustrations help clarity, making the explanations even clearer and easier to follow.

You won't get bogged down in a mass of instructions all at once, because the tutorials are small and specific. Information is in small manageable sections and divided into individual practical topics.

New information is introduced gradually and when required rather than thrust on the user in one go.

If you have no previous knowledge of Photoshop, that's no problem.
Photoshop In A Day starts with the basics and moves on from there to an advanced level.
Only basic general computer knowledge is required.

As the early stages are suitable for complete beginners nothing is taken for granted.
It is a good refresher for people who have some Photoshop knowledge and experienced users will also find many good tips and tricks.
Move to intermediate and advanced levels in a gradual progressive way.

Very quickly you'll be able to give full scope to your imagination and creativity.
Creativity will increase as you gain more command over new techniques.
Undertake retouching tasks you never thought possible and produce images like those you have admired in publications.

It will be fun and you will feel a terrific sense of achievement.

Create images you could never do before. Old photos can be re-used and rescued.
Develop them for sale on the net to make extra money from newly created images.

All this without having to spend hours, days and weeks ploughing through a 68 page introduction and deciphering a mass of cross-references.

You will be able to learn every feature in Photoshop, even the little-used features which can be so useful. This way you can get the most out of this large programme.

You probably have a range of photographs and they will need a range of techniques. Learning the basics is a necessary start. If someone wants to stay with a few basics, then it's better to buy Photoshop LE, click on some of the Auto buttons and hope for the best.
Moving on from the basics, with a good undestanding of all techniques, then we can choose the right method to tackle each situation.

Save time when you know how to do things properly.
You'll learn how to improve on all the automatic settings.
Produce better results from the finely-tuned techniques.

Feel confident that your results are good enough to be made into giant enlargements and
not just postcards.
Learn the right techniques and you won't have to spend money on any other imaging software.

Although learning the basics of Photoshop is fairly simple, if approached the right way, a full understanding of Photoshop is more of a long-term business.
Some features are quite complicated and are not used very often. A task can be learnt and understood. If a similiar task is not done for a while, then the procedure can be forgotten.

With the clear layout and index, Photoshop In A Day is an easy reference guide.
Keep the book on the computer and in a moment the tutorial for that problem can be found.

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"I took many photoshop seminars and your manual is awesome. So much easier! I like the way you teach what is necessary to know at first and build on it instead of bombarding us with too much unnecessary information all at once. I would say you gleaned the essentials and cleared away the fat!  Bravo and good luck!"
Rose Sirianni, New York

"Until I downloaded your book, I was totally discouraged in attempting to put into practice what the other four books on Photoshop I own were teaching. Many times a step seemed to have been left out or no means of correcting something going wrong or any explanation of 'why' it was going wrong was given, the consequence being that I was getting totally demoralized about learning Photoshop. I've only spent about ten hours so far with your book (over a number of days, of course), but it is what I've been looking for. I am learning a lot and masking is no longer a mystery. So thanks for taking the trouble to spell it out."
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"I'm just begining to dig into the book, and one thing I like already is that it tells you what you will most likely use, and other processes that you might not, or very rarely, use. There's so much to learn, that this is very helpful."
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• All the Tools; how to use them and how to get the best out of them.
  Brush tool. Airbrush tool. Pencil tool. Eraser tool.
  
  
• Layers: one of the most important facilities in the system; layer groups and sets; locking layers; layer comps.
  
  
• Clone Stamp tool: repairing and removing unwanted blemishes.
  The new Clone Source palette.
  
  
• Zooming in and out; Shortcuts; the Navigator palette.
  
  
• The Crop tool: removing wanted areas; expanding the image area; rotating and straightening.
  
  
• Magic Wand tool: all the selection methods; adding and subtracting areas.
  
  
• Lasso tool: selecting freehand and with the Polygonal and Magnetic lasso tools; multiple selections.
  
  
• Paint Bucket: easily filling in areas with colour and filling in with patterns.
  
  
• All the Blurs: Zoom; Spin; Radial; Motion blur; Gaussian blur; + .
  
  
• Lens blur: simulate the blur effect achieved with a camera lens.
  
  
• Color Settings: how to set up requirements for colour management.
  
  
• Healing Brush; Spot Healing Brush; Patch tool: all the retouching knowledge required to make the most of these powerful repairing tools.
  
  
• Paths and the Pen tool: precise selection and masking with Bezier objects; open and closed paths.
  
  
• Curves: all about Curves; their origin, meaning, purpose and use.
  
  
• Organizing palettes for the most efficient working methods.
  
  
• Pixels and Resolution: explanations and definitions.
  
  
• Information palette: examine the technical details of an image and comparing them in different colour modes.
  
  
• File Information: placing camera details, personal details, keywords and copyright into a file's metadata.
  
  
• RGB and CMYK: what's the difference; what is colour temperature and why does it matter. Colour Channels.
  
  
• Color Picker: choosing colours for images and print; setting highlight and shadow points.
  
  
• Swatches palette: using preset key colours; creating a new library of samples.
  
  
• Canvas Size; Image Size; creating new backgrounds.
  
  
• All the techniques for blending images.
  
  
• Lighting effects: change the lighting and mood of an image.
  
  
• Noise: what it is; how to reduce it; how to add it; Dust & Scratches.
  
  
• Gradient tool and the Gradient Map: adding colours, graduated colours and patterns.
  
  
• Text: creating text of all shapes and sizes; adding Text Effects for headlines and extra impact; merging text with images.
  
  
• Creating mottled backgrounds and texture backgrounds; dotted and gradient backgrounds.
  
  
• File formats: different types and when to use them; saving files; file naming.
  
  
• Selective Color: changing and manipulating colours.
  
  
• Hue / Saturation: changing tone and richness of colour.
  
  
• Channel Mixer: another method of adjusting and improving colour.
  
  
• Black and White: all the methods of converting colour to black and white; from the the quickest to the best.
  
  
• Toning images: Duotones; Tritones; Quadtones.
  
  
• Extract filter: selecting fine and delicate details; defringing for better blending.
  
  
• Modes: different characteristics for blending and merging layers.
  
  
• Levels: controlling tones and densities; Histograms and clipping information.
  
  
• Adjustment Layers: making colour and tonal changes and saving them for later use.
  
  
• Replace Color; Color Range; Color Replacement tool:specialist ways of selecting and adjusting colour.
  
  
• The F screen: various ways of displaying the screen to better viewing.
  
  
• Tool Presets; Preset Manager: save customized tools and organize efficiently.
  
  
• Arranging image windows for good display and comparison.
  
  
• Bridge: co-ordinate files across other Adobe programmes; catalogue and arrange all your images; making a slide show.
  
  
• Camera Raw: import, open, process and manipulate Raw files from digital cameras.
  
  
• Image Processor: using automation to carry out repetitive imaging tasks.
  
  
• Free Transform: reshape and adjust perspective with easy keystrokes.
  
  
• Vanishing Point: match up perspective between objects and images. Create new surfaces with 3D shaping.
  
  
• Distort: explore the many Distort functions, like Diffuse Glow; Displacement Maps to apply distortion to superimposed images.
  
  
• Lens correction: correct distortion caused by some lenses; correct cut-off and colour aberrations.
  
  
• Wave filter: created wave effects from gentle flag movement to extreme destruction.
  
  
• Shear; Spherize; Glass; Pinch; Twirl; Ocean Ripple; Zigzag; Polar Coordinates: distort an image to replicate real life situations and fantasy shapes.
  
  
• Warp; 3D Transform: virtually unlimited range of 3D effects.
  
  
• Clouds and Difference Clouds: mottled cloud effects for backgrounds and image development.
  
  
• Lens Flare: replicated flare from camera lenses and light sources.
  
  
• Liquify: adjust shape in subtle ways or make the subject melt completely.
  
  
• File size: what it is and all about interpolation.
  
  
• Bits: 8 bit and 16 bit - what they are and when to use them.
  
  
• Bitmap image: its use in graphics and how to create it.
  
  
• Rulers, Grids, Guides and Smart Guides.
  
  
• Free colours: distorting and manipulating colours for graphic effects.
  
  
• Solarizing: creating image solarization.
  
  
• Masks: the magic and versatility of masks in image control.
  
  
• Sepia toning and Split toning: traditional techniques take on a new guise.
  
  
• Custom Brushes: creating new designer brushes to cover every task.
  
  
• Sharpening: Unsharp Mask Filter; Smart sharpen: why sharpen, when to sharpen, how much to sharpen.
  
  
• History palette; History Brush; Art History Brush: going back in time; creating Snapshots and saving multiple versions.
  
  
• Filter Gallery: how to use the armoury of filters and get the best out of them; Fading filters.
  
  
• Smoothing skin: brush away the years and make new friends.
  
  
• Color Balance; Brightness & Contrast: two more ways of adjusting colour in the right circumstances.
  
  
• Lab Color: all about Lab color mode and how to use it.
  
  
• Posterization: graphic reinterpretation of colour values.
  
  
• Memory: improving computer performance with good use of memory.
  
  
• Merging two images: blending and merging multi-images into one.
  
  
• Rescue highlights with advanced techniques and the Shadow/Highlight function.
  
  
• Graduate Erase, Blur and Shading: a strong effect at the front, fading away to nothing.
  
  
• Blur, Sharpen and Smudge tools: subtle tools and a light touch to finish an image.
  
  
• Create Chrome in images and text; make text look like fire and neon.
  
  
• Convert text to shapes and run it along a Path.
  
  
• Knockout: start to explore the little-used Knockout blending feature.
  
  
• Styles palette: apply style effects automatically and save newly-created styles.
  
  
• Photo filter: simulate familiar camera filters and remove unwanted casts.
  
  
• Photomerge: create panoramic images with automatic blending and masking, both horizontally and vertically.
  
  
• Auto Align and Auto Blend: line up and merge the best aspects of two or more images.
  
  
• Merge several versions of an image to increase Depth of Field.
  
  
• Selection by Channels: using colour channels and creating Spot Channels.
  
  
• Create regular and irregular graphics shapes with the Shape tools.
  
  
• Background Eraser; Magic Eraser: more ways to remove backgrounds and make selections.
  
  
• Pattern Stamp tool; Pattern Maker: created original patterns and textures for retouching and texture background effects.
  
  
• Notes tool: add text notes, information and audio aids on to an image.
  
  
• Contact sheets: create a contact sheet of thumbnails from a set of images.
  
  
• Picture Package: display an image in a choice of sizes.
  
  
• PDF format; PDF Presentation: using Portable Document Format and making a PDF Slideshow.
  
  
• Actions: create a file which will undertake a series of tasks automatically. Droplets and Batch to save time further.
  
  
• Apply Image; Calculations: advanced methods of combining images and channels.
  
  
• Colour Management: controlling colour through the whole image process into the print, including profiling printers and soft proofing for CMYK conversion.
  
  
• Gif images; Slice tool; Watermarking; Save for Web: preparing images for use on the net.
  
  
• Web Photo Gallery: creating a web site package.
  
  
• Animations: making an animation sequence for use on the net.
  
  
• Smart Objects: preserve the original and make quick non-destructive adjustments by using Smart Object aliases. Try out many filters non-destructively and then re-edit.
  
  
• Scratch disks: what they are and what to do with them.
  
  
• Customizing: set up shortcuts, arrange menus and workspaces for the most efficient working environment.
  
  
• Blend and merge several images with different focus points and gain more depth of field.
  
  
• OpenGL performance will rotate viewing positions without destruction and give turbo-charged zooming.
  
  
• Share your screen with other users over the net to discuss images with workgroups and instructors.
  
  
• Use Content-Aware Scaling to adapt an image to various design formats without distorting the main content.
  
  

• The guide is superb for all levels from newbies to advanced
  
• Tutorials written in a unique format for ease of comprehension
  
• Scores of clear, numbered tutorials
  
• Each task is a simple, distinct exercise with numerous illustrations
  
• Information provided in small sections
  
• New techniques are blended in gradually, avoiding information overload
  
• Work directly on more than 170 sample images
  
• All aspects of Photoshop are covered
  
• More than 500 pages
  
• Once you have learnt, the book is a quick-reference manual through the
  Contents and Index.

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