nwoods
Expedition Leader
Just before Christmas Adobe had some black friday type deals so I ended up buying Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3 for me, and then Elements 9 (photoshop and premier) for my wife. Adobe lets you load on two machines (using one at a time though), so now we both have everything. Sweet!.
LR3 scares me. I previously had the Beta version, played with it for a few weeks, went to a class on it, and left more befuddled than ever. It intimidates me so much I haven't even loaded LR3 on my machine yet. I will, but not right now.
CS5 and Bridge do everything I need for now. CS5's content aware fill is magical, and it's photomerge tools (pano's) are really good too. It has HDR tools, but I have not used them yet.
F40fax, I have a fantastic training video from the Master, Mr. Scott Kelby on CS3. It taught me so much, it's an amazing video, and fun, and super easy to watch, learn, and then implement on your own. PM me your info and I will send it to you. If anyone has anything similar on LR3, send it my way, I need some serious help with that one.
LR3 scares me. I previously had the Beta version, played with it for a few weeks, went to a class on it, and left more befuddled than ever. It intimidates me so much I haven't even loaded LR3 on my machine yet. I will, but not right now.
CS5 and Bridge do everything I need for now. CS5's content aware fill is magical, and it's photomerge tools (pano's) are really good too. It has HDR tools, but I have not used them yet.
F40fax, I have a fantastic training video from the Master, Mr. Scott Kelby on CS3. It taught me so much, it's an amazing video, and fun, and super easy to watch, learn, and then implement on your own. PM me your info and I will send it to you. If anyone has anything similar on LR3, send it my way, I need some serious help with that one.
What is the best way to learn Photoshop? I have CS3 but have no idea how to use it. Is there a video series on youtube or something that will get me to know how to do some basic things on it? I need to resize, enhance color (like making the sky color more blue on some shots), create a large wide format (30" wide) image from many smaller pictures to send to the printer, etc.