rawformat announces: PS Masters DVD


  • From the same people who bring you rawformat.com, this DVD shows how master photographers take full advantage of Photoshop CS. Lots of Camera Raw tips and techniques are included.

Photoshop Training CDs and DVDs

  • Photoshop Path Essentials Training CD
    In Photoshop CS2 Path Essentials Chris McCormack explores the world of Paths and Vector shapes in CS2, exposing the many ways they can be used to make selections, create special effects and even scalable vector graphics. Utilizing one of the most important tools ever found in Photoshop, Chris combines the newest features in CS2 to show you how to take Paths to a whole new level. More info here.
  • Photoshop Masters on DVD
    Three of the world's top Photoshop users and authors share their mastery of Photoshop and show how to retouch, edit, and maximize Photoshop.
  • Photoshop Elements training on DVD
    On the "Making Your Photos Look Great with Photoshop Elements" DVD, two top Photoshop gurus show the best techniques for refining, retouching, and printing digital camera photos and scanned images. Tap into the power of Photoshop Elements and learn how to make your pictures perfect.

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  • Take Control of Your iLife
    The Macintosh iLife '04 is the latest edition of the top-selling book on iLife. It's a beautiful, full-color book and a companion DVD-Video disc containing two hours of tutorials, tips, and techniques for iTunes, iPod, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, and GarageBand.

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Do I need to uninstall Photoshop Album 2.0 before installing PSE3?

If you have Photoshop Album 2.0 (PSA2), do you need to uninstall it before installing Photoshop Elements 3.0 (PSE3), which includes Album functionality as part of the application? (This is on Windows only, BTW) The answer is NO, and, in fact, PSE3 does a nice job of importing/converting/using PSA2's catalog so that you don't lose any of your tags, collections, etc. Also, you don't need to uninstall Photoshop Elements 2.0, but it's not a bad idea (I've seen some interesting behavior with both apps launched).

Posted by on November 28, 2004 at 09:20 PM in Photoshop Elements |

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