Excellent source for Underwater Photographers

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	• Adobe Photoshop for Underwater Photographers Jack Drafahl, Sue Drafahl Amherst Media, Inc., 2006 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Excellent source for Underwater Photographers

While this book does not offer the in depth of the latest techniques of Photoshop CS3 it is an excellent reference to address the most common problems.

Great for Underwater Photographers

This book is real helpful. Has some great tips with a number of nice shortcuts

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Lots of good information

It sure made it easier to navigate through Photoshop. I still have a lot to learn, but it's easier with Sue and Jack's help.

GREAT Info for any UW Photographer

A great resource for those who know, or are just begining to use photoshop. It helps you apply this powerful program to the unique problems of underwater photography, with easy hands on demonstrations. Version differences sometimes get in the way a bit, but the concept is clear and you just have to figure out how a newer version does what they may have done on the version this was written on.

All in all a very helpful book, with many great tips and concepts. I have used photoshop for a while, and been shooting UW for several years, this has already helped me get better photos and I have not hit the water since I got the book. I revisited some shots with specific problems that I learned a fix from in this book. Paid for itself in the first week.

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great manual book

I have never used PS before. But with this detailed and step-by-step instructions of this book, I found PS is quite easy to handle. love it, recommended to those who are truly beginners like me!

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Using the digital darkroom to perfect underwater images, this guide is loaded with tips on how to finesse, fine-tune, retouch, and enhance underwater film scans and digital images with Adobe Photoshop. This comprehensive look at the required setup for a digital darkroom outlines the necessary hardware, monitor calibration, and room lighting, in addition to providing a survey of the top editing tools and descriptions of the most tried-and-true correction techniques. Step-by-step instructions explain how to group underwater images for editing; approach corrections for images that require a multi-step enhancement process; and choose the right output options for printed images, video, slide shows, and Web viewing.

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