New to PS CS

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Brooklyn NYC
Jan 29, 2004
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Hello All:

I am new to Photoshop and would like some direction as to what are good sites for tutorials?

Thanks!
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stupid_idiot
Jan 30, 2004
Please read your manual first. Then visit your local bookstore and buy a cup of coffee and peruse the various books. Then, start
messing around and determine what sort of tutorial you need. Your first 10 years you should be able to learn something new
everyday.

"Brooklyn NYC" wrote in message
Hello All:

I am new to Photoshop and would like some direction as to what are good sites for tutorials?

Thanks!

BN
Brooklyn NYC
Jan 30, 2004
Well, that’s about right. Did the same with PSP and now that’s a breeze. Since I’m new with PS I have to realize that the commands are a little different. It’s sort of like trying to learn how to walk all over again.

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message
Please read your manual first. Then visit your local bookstore and buy a
cup of coffee and peruse the various books. Then, start
messing around and determine what sort of tutorial you need. Your first
10 years you should be able to learn something new
everyday.

"Brooklyn NYC" wrote in message
Hello All:

I am new to Photoshop and would like some direction as to what are good sites for tutorials?

Thanks!

D
dancertm
Jan 30, 2004
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 16:37:46 -0900, "stupid_idiot" wrote:

Please read your manual first. Then visit your local bookstore and buy a cup of coffee and peruse the various books. Then, start
messing around and determine what sort of tutorial you need. Your first 10 years you should be able to learn something new
everyday.

When I got PS I got the dummy book, it’s not expensive and gives you a clear written way to learn about the program. Then, when you are stuck you can go on line for a tutorial you need for that project.
DL
Donald Link
Jan 30, 2004
I has been stated that if you casually use Photoshop you could become good in 5 years and if you intensively study it for a full year you could become very good and if you intensively studied it for 5 years you could become an expert.

"dancertm" wrote in message
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 16:37:46 -0900, "stupid_idiot" wrote:

Please read your manual first. Then visit your local bookstore and buy a
cup of coffee and peruse the various books. Then, start
messing around and determine what sort of tutorial you need. Your first
10 years you should be able to learn something new
everyday.

When I got PS I got the dummy book, it’s not expensive and gives you a clear written way to learn about the program. Then, when you are stuck you can go on line for a tutorial you need for that project.
H
Hecate
Jan 31, 2004
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 08:03:58 GMT, "Donald Link" wrote:

I has been stated that if you casually use Photoshop you could become good in 5 years and if you intensively study it for a full year you could become very good and if you intensively studied it for 5 years you could become an expert.
Obviously by someone who wasn’t an expert 😉

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Hecate

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