Digital BW, The Print

Carolyn,

I really can't answer that one since I only seriously got into 
Photoshop with 5.5 and then shortly to 6.0, so I am still very much a 
novice. Hopefully some of the more experienced members can give you a 
knowledgeable answer on that one.

I have seen "Adobe Photoshop Master Class" but haven't bitten yet. It 
is on the list though.

For me I need to spend more time on the software at this point. I 
have somehow managed to collect a large number of Photoshop books 
that have been barely looked at. I think that without some experience 
most of the books are hard to follow. Either too simple or too hard 
or too full of things I am not interested in. (Do I really want to 
know how to put the fish head on the dog in the picture?) As I 
scanned through "Real World Photoshop 6" I found several points that 
made me perk up and think, "That sounds useful!" Maybe it is just a 
matter of timing and the book is a good match to my current skill 
level.

Let me know if you don't get an answer to your question.

Martin



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Carolyn  Frayn 
<carolyn@u...> wrote:
> Martin
> 
> Other than the different color management in PS 6 which I came to 
understand
> by researching Digital Dog and The Computer Darkroom do you feel 
there is
> any reason to purchase Real World Photoshop 6 if I have already 
read and
> cherish Real World Photoshop 5?
> 
> Also Paul Cap's new book "Adobe Photoshop Master Class" is 
excellent.
> 
> 
> Thank you,
> Carolyn
> 
> 
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