Photoshop for Photographers Tour – Any Recommendations ?

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Jul 22, 2003
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Has anyone been to one of the seminars ? It looks interesting but I’d like some feedback before I plonk down $99.00 Is it worthwhile for an amateur ?

Here’s the link for review:
http://www.photoshopseminars.com/photoclass.html

Thanks,

David…
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Robert Dennis
Jul 24, 2003
I just went to this class last week. Ben’s a great teacher, not too fast for the beginners- or so I believe. And nearly enough new concepts for the more advanced. Join NAPP, and get a discount on your admission.

And certainly look into Photoshop World in Florida this coming September. The one in Feb. was great. The best thing is to hit up the instructors between sessions for quick questions and suggestions not covered in their lectures.
JK
JP Kabala
Jul 24, 2003
Sorry, I’ve been traveling and out of the loop (I’ll pay hotel phone rates to get my e-mail
but not Usenet) Ben is great, the class is really useful, well paced and well structured.
Not a lot of downtime, show up early to get a decent seat especially if you are going
with a group, and he sticks to the schedule religiously. The class would be worth it
if he didn’t do anything more than the curves and color management sessions—

I’m looking forward to Miami Beach in Sept. Ben Willmore and Bert Monroy and Russell Brown all at once? Could there ever be three more different approaches
to PS? Throw in the all the others…..Photoshopworld is a great experience.

Join NAPP– If you’re going to PSW you get $100 discount on the conference and
the membership is $99— in other words, it’s a wash, but you also get access to
the member goodies— my favorite of which is the members only website

"Robert Dennis" wrote in message
I just went to this class last week. Ben’s a great teacher, not too fast
for
the beginners- or so I believe. And nearly enough new concepts for the
more
advanced. Join NAPP, and get a discount on your admission.
And certainly look into Photoshop World in Florida this coming September. The one in Feb. was great. The best thing is to hit up the instructors between sessions for quick questions and suggestions not covered in their lectures.

WZ
Wendy Zweifel
Jul 24, 2003
If you join NAPP you also get the magazine which is pretty good too. "JP Kabala" wrote in message
Sorry, I’ve been traveling and out of the loop (I’ll pay hotel phone rates to get my e-mail
but not Usenet) Ben is great, the class is really useful, well paced and well structured.
Not a lot of downtime, show up early to get a decent seat especially if
you
are going
with a group, and he sticks to the schedule religiously. The class would
be
worth it
if he didn’t do anything more than the curves and color management sessions—

I’m looking forward to Miami Beach in Sept. Ben Willmore and Bert Monroy
and
Russell Brown all at once? Could there ever be three more different approaches
to PS? Throw in the all the others…..Photoshopworld is a great
experience.
Join NAPP– If you’re going to PSW you get $100 discount on the conference and
the membership is $99— in other words, it’s a wash, but you also get access to
the member goodies— my favorite of which is the members only website

"Robert Dennis" wrote in message
I just went to this class last week. Ben’s a great teacher, not too fast
for
the beginners- or so I believe. And nearly enough new concepts for the
more
advanced. Join NAPP, and get a discount on your admission.
And certainly look into Photoshop World in Florida this coming
September.
The one in Feb. was great. The best thing is to hit up the instructors between sessions for quick questions and suggestions not covered in
their
lectures.

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