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Nic Barnes

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4th Aug 12 at 11:47

anyone recommend me where to look for guides etc on how to use it?

nathy_87

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4th Aug 12 at 12:07

I've got video tutorials, saved on my external harddrive for cs4?

[Edited on 04-08-2012 by nathy_87]

Dom

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4th Aug 12 at 12:09

Youtube; there's a load of decent noobie tutorials.
Then have a gander at http://psd.tutsplus.com/ site PS tutorials.

Edit - Lynda.com also has a load of good tutorials for beginners but you'll have to visit an 'internet shop' for them.

[Edited on 04-08-2012 by Dom]

Nic Barnes

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4th Aug 12 at 12:09

cheers !!

Brett

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4th Aug 12 at 13:34

You gonna make your car go like photoshop off a shovel mate?

Ben G

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4th Aug 12 at 13:56

watch a few video's on youtube and then just have a play with all the stuff. will take ages to understand everything but the basic stuff is easy enough to pick up.

sc0ott

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4th Aug 12 at 14:42

If youre looking to do things with your car here are some good tuts.

http://digimods.co.uk/tutorials/tutorials.htm

All down the left side of the page

Dom

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4th Aug 12 at 15:02

quote:
Originally posted by Brett
You gonna make your car go like photoshop off a shovel mate?

He's already got Please Photoshop The Fuck Up plate on order

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4th Aug 12 at 15:09

Balling

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4th Aug 12 at 22:12

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
guides etc on how to use it?

Use it for what?

Do you want to make web and UI graphics? Photo editing? Photo manipulation? Something completely different?

There's milions of possibilities with PS, you'll reach your goal faster if you look at tutorials aimed for what you'd like to do. Just trying different random tutorials will give you a pretty steep learning curve.

Balling

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4th Aug 12 at 22:13

quote:
Originally posted by Brett
You gonna make your car go like photoshop off a shovel mate?

Don't think spam is allowed in this thread mate. Not sure though, didn't see a disclaimer...

Nic Barnes

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5th Aug 12 at 10:48

There is no need for spam in here.

Want to learn to edit photos a bit better, that adobe light room is ok but I feel the requirement to learn more computer stuff.

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5th Aug 12 at 12:03

YouTube.

Seriously, loads of great video tutorials on there.

I think there's a magazine you can buy in the shops as well but it was like £5 or £8 when I looked at it a few months ago, may as well check stuff out online for free lol

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6th Aug 12 at 13:34

Scott Kelby's books are worth a read.

Balling

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6th Aug 12 at 13:43

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
Want to learn to edit photos a bit better, that adobe light room is ok but I feel the requirement to learn more computer stuff.

PSDtuts as Dom mentioned above is pretty good and very wide spread. Their tutorials often cover a large aspect so not just a matter of achieving a result with 5 steps.

I'd still say that keeping a narrow focus on what you want to achieve is a good starting point. Photoshop holds quite an array of tools and I don't think there's only ever one or two ways to reach your goal.

A2H GO

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6th Aug 12 at 19:28

PSDTuts is really good it not a little too indepth. That said I went from not knowing anything to building a full website in PS(from scratch including slicing it up and then coding it up in HTML/CSS) in just a few days. Was frustrating as hell

[Edited on 06-08-2012 by A2H GO]

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