Your favorite Photoshop tutorials

[DrM]

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Dear all,

 

I've been working with LR and PS for some years and feel that I'm familar with basic features. However, I would like get to the next level. What are your favorite youtube tutorials for advanced PS?

 

Best

Marc

 

 

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[Jeff S]

Julieanne Kost free Adobe videos cover all levels.

 

I know some folks who subscribe to and endorse Lynda.com.

 

Jeff

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[zeitz]

I have found the Scott Kelby books very valuable.  Unfortunately each new edition omits some material from previous editions.  I have to keep several editions at hand to cover some topics of interest.

[Jeff S]

The OP seemed to prefer video, hence my recommendations. For books, Kelby is good... so are books by Martin Evening and Jeff Schewe (The Digital Negative... and The Digital Print).

 

Jeff

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Learn the bits you need and you can ignore the rest.

[honcho]

Dear all,

I've been working with LR and PS for some years and feel that I'm familar with basic features. However, I would like get to the next level. What are your favorite youtube tutorials for advanced PS?

Best

Marc

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[david strachan]

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Books...not blah, blah, blah video.

 

One can reference backwards, scribble notations, dog-ear pages, etc  And try the method again...agony from a video.

 

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[honcho]

I have a number of PS books.  Most are outdated to varying degrees by better information online.