- Taschenbuch: 261 Seiten
- Verlag: New Riders (22. September 2005)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0321330633
- ISBN-13: 978-0321330635
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,3 x 18,7 x 1,6 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 3.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 694.242 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Scott Kelby and Felix Nelson (the creative team behind Photoshop User magazine) take their best-selling Photoshop Killer Tips books to a whole new level with their update for Photoshop CS2. Okay, why a book of nothing but tips? Because that's where all the really slick, really useful, and really fun stuff is. It's true! If we're looking through a book and we see the word "Tip" we're all immediately drawn to it, because we know we're about to learn something great. Maybe it's an undocumented keyboard shortcut, a hidden inside secret, or just a faster, better way to do something we do every day. The only problem with the tips in these books is that there are never enough of 'em. That is, until now. That's because this book is packed cover-to-cover, wall-to-wall with nothing but those cool Photoshop CS2 sidebar tips. Every tip is designed to make you work faster, smarter, and have more fun using Photoshop CS2. There are no detailed descriptions of CMYK separation set-ups, or long boring discussions on color management theory. It's just tips--short, sweet, and to the point. But we've done the "tip" idea one better, because every tip has a full-color graphic to make the tips even more accessible, even more fun, and even easier to use. Most importantly, to get in this book they've got to be "Killer Tips." The kind of tip that makes you smile, nod, and then call all your friends and "tune them up" with your new status as Photoshop guru. If you've wondered how the pros get twice the work done in half the time, it's because they know all the tips, and all the tricks. Now with this book, so will you.
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Scott Kelby and Felix Nelson (the creative team behind Photoshop User magazine) take their best-selling Photoshop Killer Tips books to a whole new level with their update for Photoshop CS2. Okay, why a book of nothing but tips? Because that's where all the really slick, really useful, and really fun stuff is. It's true! If we're looking through a book and we see the word "Tip" we're all immediately drawn to it, because we know we're about to learn something great. Maybe it's an undocumented keyboard shortcut, a hidden inside secret, or just a faster, better way to do something we do every day. The only problem with the tips in these books is that there are never enough of 'em. That is, until now. That's because this book is packed cover-to-cover, wall-to-wall with nothing but those cool Photoshop CS2 sidebar tips. Every tip is designed to make you work faster, smarter, and have more fun using Photoshop CS2. There are no detailed descriptions of CMYK separation set-ups, or long boring discussions on color management theory. It's just tips--short, sweet, and to the point.But we've done the "tip" idea one better, because every tip has a full-color graphic to make the tips even more accessible, even more fun, and even easier to use.Most importantly, to get in this book they've got to be "Killer Tips." The kind of tip that makes you smile, nod, and then call all your friends and "tune them up" with your new status as Photoshop guru. If you've wondered how the pros get twice the work done in half the time, it's because they know all the tips, and all the tricks. Now with this book, so will you.
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Scott Kelby (Vorsitzender der amerikanischen Vereinigung der Photoshop Professionals) und sein Co-Autor Felix Nelson versuchten ein Buch zu schreiben, das die besten Tipps und Tricks zusammenfasst. Das haben sie wohl auch getan und dennoch kam nichts Überragendes dabei heraus.
Unmittelbar vor diesem Buch hatte ich ebenfalls von Scott Kelby "Photoshop CS2 Book For Digital Photographers" gelesen und die für mich wichtigsten und besten Tipps waren auch in diesem Buch enthalten. Viele andere Informationen sind typische Dinge die man schon längst herausgefunden hat, zumindest dort wo die Oberfläche von Photoshop sehr intuitiv ist. (Nur als Beispiel: Wer hätte gedacht, dass man wenn man mehrer Bilder in Bridge markiert und danach auf Dateieigenschaften geht, diese Eigenschaften für alle diese Bilder editiert; oder dass man in der Bridge mit dem Kontextmenü einen neuen Ordner kreieren kann? No-Na-Ned sagt man in Wien zu solchen Tipps).
Anders als das erwähnte "Photoshop CS2 Book For Digital Photographers" (das es übrigens auch auf Deutsch gibt (ISBN 3827322715) werden hier aber auch Tipps gegeben, die weniger für die Fotonachbearbeitung als viel mehr auch andere Tools in Photoshop betreffen (z.B. Textwerkzeug).
Mir persönlich hat das erwähnte Buch von Scott Kelby wesentlich besser gefallen und auch mehr gebracht. Das soll nicht heißen, dass dieses Buch nicht gut wäre - es ist aber auch nicht sonderlich umwerfend.
Unmittelbar vor diesem Buch hatte ich ebenfalls von Scott Kelby "Photoshop CS2 Book For Digital Photographers" gelesen und die für mich wichtigsten und besten Tipps waren auch in diesem Buch enthalten. Viele andere Informationen sind typische Dinge die man schon längst herausgefunden hat, zumindest dort wo die Oberfläche von Photoshop sehr intuitiv ist. (Nur als Beispiel: Wer hätte gedacht, dass man wenn man mehrer Bilder in Bridge markiert und danach auf Dateieigenschaften geht, diese Eigenschaften für alle diese Bilder editiert; oder dass man in der Bridge mit dem Kontextmenü einen neuen Ordner kreieren kann? No-Na-Ned sagt man in Wien zu solchen Tipps).
Anders als das erwähnte "Photoshop CS2 Book For Digital Photographers" (das es übrigens auch auf Deutsch gibt (ISBN 3827322715) werden hier aber auch Tipps gegeben, die weniger für die Fotonachbearbeitung als viel mehr auch andere Tools in Photoshop betreffen (z.B. Textwerkzeug).
Mir persönlich hat das erwähnte Buch von Scott Kelby wesentlich besser gefallen und auch mehr gebracht. Das soll nicht heißen, dass dieses Buch nicht gut wäre - es ist aber auch nicht sonderlich umwerfend.
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Good Tips, but missing a few things
15. November 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is for someone who is experienced at PhotoShop, but wants to work a little faster and get more familiar with navigation. It is also slanted toward new features in CS2, though it still contains many older tips. Scott devides the book into about 9 sections: The Bridge, Essential Tips, Production Tips, Way Cool Tips (?), Camera Raw Tips, Layer Tips, Text Tips, Image Correction Tips and Advanced Tips. Curiously missing is a section on Selection Tips, or any mention of Web tips. The book is very heavy on pointing out the shortcuts in PhotoShop. All but a few shortcuts are well documented in the software, so if you throw out these "tips" you are left with about 50% of the remaining book - which does still leave some cool stuff.
If you are interested in these types of things, you may want to get this book:
- Finding the Center of a Document or object quickly
- Creating a flattened copy of your layers
- Changing brush sizes and types quickly
- Using Photo Filter Adjustment Layers
- Drawing Lines with Arrowheads on them
- Putting Photos into Type
- Typing within (or on) a Perfect Circle
The biggest disappointment is the lack of tips around creating better selections - which tools to use and when, how to configure them when making different selections, etc.
Almost anyone who buys this book will find a couple of "I didn't know you could do that" items here. However, if you are relatively new to PS, you'll want a more complete book and if you are really experienced with PS, there may only be a few great tips here. Thus, the audience is a bit limited and if you fall into either of these groups, there may be better books out there for you.
If you are interested in these types of things, you may want to get this book:
- Finding the Center of a Document or object quickly
- Creating a flattened copy of your layers
- Changing brush sizes and types quickly
- Using Photo Filter Adjustment Layers
- Drawing Lines with Arrowheads on them
- Putting Photos into Type
- Typing within (or on) a Perfect Circle
The biggest disappointment is the lack of tips around creating better selections - which tools to use and when, how to configure them when making different selections, etc.
Almost anyone who buys this book will find a couple of "I didn't know you could do that" items here. However, if you are relatively new to PS, you'll want a more complete book and if you are really experienced with PS, there may only be a few great tips here. Thus, the audience is a bit limited and if you fall into either of these groups, there may be better books out there for you.
10 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Good for Reference
18. August 2006
Format:Taschenbuch
I loved this book but it took a lot of effort to read it. That may sound funny but the format of this book is nothing but tip after tip after tip and that can get old pretty quick. If you can stand it, read through the whole thing. Then you'll find yourself either using the tips you've learned, or like me stopping and saying to yourself, "Uh, wasn't there a tip about how to do this faster?" at which point you refer back to the book and find the quicker way to do what you were doing.
Did you know that you create a flattened layer from your whole layered document without flattening the image? Yep, Mac: command-option-shift-E, Win: cntrl-alt-shift-E. Something I learned from the book that has changed my life with Photoshop.
Cool.
Did you know that you create a flattened layer from your whole layered document without flattening the image? Yep, Mac: command-option-shift-E, Win: cntrl-alt-shift-E. Something I learned from the book that has changed my life with Photoshop.
Cool.
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What You Need to Move Up in Skill
2. November 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
After you are familiar with Photoshop you can get a lot done. But then you meet someone who is a true pro and you learn that what you did works, but what he does works better, faster and easier than your approach. He (or she) just happens to know a shortcut, a tip if you will, that is specifically oriented to just what he wants at that exact time.
Here the Editor-in-Chief of Photoshop User magazine (Scott Kelby) and the Creative Director of the magazine (Felix Nelson) have combined to bring several hundred of these tips to your attention. As such, these are not for beginners, many of them are simply short cuts for things that you could do using other more standardized techniques.
The authors suggest that you read this book in front of your computer ready to jump in and try new things. I'd suggest instead that you don't. I suggest that you read through the book rapidly, from front to back, covering the whole thing before you start experimenting. The reason is, I find that I learn best when I actually have a need to do something. So, read it quickly, then just remember the concepts. Then when you need to do something, go back to the book. There's even a convenient couple of pages in the back of the book to make some notes to make it easy for you to find what you need. Then, every few months go through the whole book again. You'll have forgotten all the tips, and the next time you'll be working on a different project, needing to use different tips.
These are the tips, the information that enable you to move from say intermediate level to advanced.
Here the Editor-in-Chief of Photoshop User magazine (Scott Kelby) and the Creative Director of the magazine (Felix Nelson) have combined to bring several hundred of these tips to your attention. As such, these are not for beginners, many of them are simply short cuts for things that you could do using other more standardized techniques.
The authors suggest that you read this book in front of your computer ready to jump in and try new things. I'd suggest instead that you don't. I suggest that you read through the book rapidly, from front to back, covering the whole thing before you start experimenting. The reason is, I find that I learn best when I actually have a need to do something. So, read it quickly, then just remember the concepts. Then when you need to do something, go back to the book. There's even a convenient couple of pages in the back of the book to make some notes to make it easy for you to find what you need. Then, every few months go through the whole book again. You'll have forgotten all the tips, and the next time you'll be working on a different project, needing to use different tips.
These are the tips, the information that enable you to move from say intermediate level to advanced.
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