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Title: channels masks
Post by: stamper on December 30, 2007, 06:07:31 am
The channels & masks book by Stephen Romaniello is for photoshop CS3 Has anyone purchased the book? I have CS2 Would it be applicable In other words backwards compatible? How does it compare with other books on the subject I have a reasonably good understanding of the subject but want a more advanced book TIA
Title: channels masks
Post by: Mark D Segal on December 30, 2007, 06:06:00 pm
I don't know that book, but I can highly recommend Katrin Eismann's Masking and Compositing and Scott Kelby's Channels books. Both great, practical resources. Eismann's book in particular is VERY comprehensive and clear.
Title: channels masks
Post by: stamper on December 31, 2007, 06:01:22 am
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I don't know that book, but I can highly recommend Katrin Eismann's Masking and Compositing and Scott Kelby's Channels books. Both great, practical resources. Eismann's book in particular is VERY comprehensive and clear.
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Thanks for the reply I have Eismann's book but I don't have Kelby's I have a couple of books by him and I don't like his humour so if I bought it it I would want to be sure it has a different slant I like to read a subject from different author's points of view  
Title: channels masks
Post by: Mark D Segal on December 31, 2007, 08:42:48 am
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Thanks for the reply I have Eismann's book but I don't have Kelby's I have a couple of books by him and I don't like his humour so if I bought it it I would want to be sure it has a different slant I like to read a subject from different author's points of view 
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I can't advise on that because I look straight through the humour for the substance, and in this case it is full of useful material on using channels for a wide range of purposes.
Title: channels masks
Post by: The View on January 01, 2008, 09:25:00 pm
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I don't know that book, but I can highly recommend Katrin Eismann's Masking and Compositing and Scott Kelby's Channels books. Both great, practical resources. Eismann's book in particular is VERY comprehensive and clear.
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Katrin Eismann's book, it is still for CS2, isn't it? I am thinking of buying it, but I have CS3.
Title: channels masks
Post by: Mark D Segal on January 01, 2008, 10:07:31 pm
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Katrin Eismann's book, it is still for CS2, isn't it? I am thinking of buying it, but I have CS3.
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Doesn't matter - those techniques are usable with either version of Photoshop.