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http://photoshop-school.com/DEMO.htm

Has anyone used set of CD tutorials?
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Chance proposes. Death disposes.

"African Genesis"
Robert Ardrey

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 11:01:33 -0600, John A. Stovall
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>http://photoshop-school.com/DEMO.htm
>
>Has anyone used set of CD tutorials?
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>
>Chance proposes. Death disposes.
>
> "African Genesis"
> Robert Ardrey
I am n0t familiar but at first glance which includes much of the
restoring a faded photo sample clip I would not recommend it. It seem
like some very amateurish techniques. I noticed the large number of
items selected and adjusted using color balance.... long and tedious
for the wrong output. I would recommend looking into curves for the
faster, better and correct way for such adjustments.

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> On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 11:01:33 -0600, John A. Stovall
> <> wrote:
>
>> http://photoshop-school.com/DEMO.htm
>>
>> Has anyone used set of CD tutorials?
>> ************************************************** ***
>>
>> Chance proposes. Death disposes.
>>
>> "African Genesis"
>> Robert Ardrey
> I am n0t familiar but at first glance which includes much of the
> restoring a faded photo sample clip I would not recommend it. It seem
> like some very amateurish techniques. I noticed the large number of
> items selected and adjusted using color balance.... long and tedious
> for the wrong output. I would recommend looking into curves for the
> faster, better and correct way for such adjustments.


If you have P2P software - Kazaa, Limewire, Acquisition and the like for
downloading mp3 files, try typing in AVI files, Photoshop tutorials or maybe
just tutorials.

I have a series of these turorials available (whenever I have my file sharer
open) and I'm sure there are many more free ones out there.

All the AVI files are between 25 and 70mb so a high speed internet
connection is necessary and are playable on the Windows Media Player or
Quicktime depending on whether you have a Mac or PC. These came on free CDs
from a UK camera magazine <Digital Photo> go to http://www.emap.com/