Photoshop 6.0 A to Z

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Summary: very few information
Review: i bought this book for the reason it was intended for: as an additional, quick guide for working with photoshop. well, the idea is good, but the book doesnt help you a lot when you are searching for something that you don't understand. this is because the books shows too many pictures (which are obviously what you see anyway when you get confused) and is very sparse with text information.
the pictures quality is very good, but that doesnt help a lot to make the book better.
I would recommend this book to a specific type uf user: somebody who never tried photoshop before and is playing around with the demo version to discover some of hte main functions. for pro users, don't waste your money.

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Summary: Displeased
Review: I must have overlook the fact that I thought I was purchasing a book that would show me HOW to use Photoshop 6.0. This book told you the features BUT not how to go about using them. I was very disappointed in this book.

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Summary: This is the best of the bunch!
Review: PHOTOSHOP 6.0 A to Z: The Essential Visual Reference Guide by Peter Bargh is a book written by a brilliant English artist
and master of Photoshop for American users. The layout is sensational, clear, easy to grasp and insightful, as are his well thought out visual examples of the tools and secrets of Photoshop 6.0. The book is printed in Europe on rich stock and the color separations are beautiful. The price is also great for a book of this quality. Have this book by your side each time that you double-click
into Photoshop.

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Summary: Colorful
Review: This book is a must have for Photoshop users. This book is like a dictionary or an encyclopeadia without all the bulk of typical 300 page Photoshop books. All you have to do is look up a word in relation to Photoshop and the definition is right there. It's clear and concise. The book has very colorful sample images and screen shots. Peter Baugh also gives practical advices on how to use filters, especially Watercolor filters. Watercolors is something I need to practice more on.

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Summary: Colorful
Review: This book is a must have for Photoshop users. This book is like a dictionary or an encyclopeadia without all the bulk of typical 300 page Photoshop books. All you have to do is look up a word in relation to Photoshop and the definition is right there. It's clear and concise. The book has very colorful sample images and screen shots. Peter Baugh also gives practical advices on how to use filters, especially Watercolor filters. Watercolors is something I need to practice more on.