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Anyone weigh in? I was browsing in Barnes and Noble today and saw "Photoshop Color Correction," by Michael Kieran. At first glance, this book looks both exhaustive and immensely helpful, covering correction techniques in a variety of colorspaces, including *when* to use what colorspace to the greatest advantage. I was a bit put off by the $50 price tag, but the same book is available for $30-something at Amazon.
While online, I also saw "Professional Photoshop: The Classic Guide to Color Correction," by Dan Margulis. Both of these books appear to be several notches up from a "For Dummies"-type reference.
Can I get a few real-world appraisals of either book? Or any others?
David
stiller ( at ) quip ( dot ) net
While online, I also saw "Professional Photoshop: The Classic Guide to Color Correction," by Dan Margulis. Both of these books appear to be several notches up from a "For Dummies"-type reference.
Can I get a few real-world appraisals of either book? Or any others?
David
stiller ( at ) quip ( dot ) net
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