If you are new to digital photography or are moving to the digital darkroom, then this should be on your reading list.
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Book Review: Real World Adobe Photoshop CS3 By David Blatner, Conrad Chavez, and Bruce Frasier
Real World Adobe Photoshop CS3 is an absolutely, positively, must-own if you want true control in Photoshop.
Read More »Software Review – Plug-In Blow Up From Alien Skin Software
If you work with layered Photoshop files and enlarge images to 400% or more regularly then Blow Up is for you.
Read More »Book Review: Photoshop CS3 RAW – Get the Most Out of the Raw Format with Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw, and Bridge by Mikkel Aaland
If you want to learn how to shoot in Raw, then Photoshop CS3 RAW is a great place "Get the Most Out of the Raw Format."
Read More »Book Review: The Digital Photography Book By Scott Kelby
With the right equipment and The Digital Photography Book you'll be shooting photographs like the pros and amazing your friends and family.
Read More »Book Review: Digital Astrophotography: A Guide To Capturing The Cosmos by Stefan Seip
Digital Astrophotography sticks to the basics and doesn’t overwhelm you with too much information.
Read More »Book Review: Ansel Adams – 400 Photographs, Edited By Andrea G. Stillman
400 Photographs is the presentation of a body of work from someone who made photography into an art form that could stand on its own.
Read More »Software Review: Photographer’s Photoshop Infrared And Elegant Tones From Gavin Philips
Infrared And Elegant Tones is easy to use and provides professional results at an affordable price.
Read More »Book Review: Photoshop CS3 Photo Effects Cookbook by Tim Shelbourne
Photoshop CS3 Photo Effects Cookbook will have you creating very sophisticated effects in no time.
Read More »Video Training Review – Photoshop CS3 Prepress Essentials With Taz Tally From Lynda.com.
Photoshop CS3 Prepress Essentials with Taz Tally is a great training package for learning the art of professional prepress output generation.
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