Photoshop elements 10: Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there...

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there who can give me some fast and easy tips??...please and god bless (thank you)

renomike Loc: Reno, Nevada

Practice...all you can, the best way to learn any photo software. There are no short cuts that I know of. Take a picture, make a copy, and start playing with the different setting to see what they so. The best way to learn is by doing, so hopefully you'll remember some of it. After awhile it becomes second nature.

Mike

MarkDG

mitchell j wrote:

Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there who can give me some fast and easy tips??...please and god bless (thank you)

I got PSE 10 just before Christmas. Believe me, there is no "easy" way to learn it. The more tips you read and the more you use it, the better and easier it gets.

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

renomike wrote:

Practice...all you can, the best way to learn any photo software. There are no short cuts that I know of. Take a picture, make a copy, and start playing with the different setting to see what they so. The best way to learn is by doing, so hopefully you'll remember some of it. After awhile it becomes second nature.

Mike

Yea...that's what everybody has been telling me..thanks

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

MarkDG wrote:

mitchell j wrote:

Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there who can give me some fast and easy tips??...please and god bless (thank you)

I got PSE 10 just before Christmas. Believe me, there is no "easy" way to learn it. The more tips you read and the more you use it, the better and easier it gets.

Thanks

Upnorth Imagez Loc: Bemidji Minnesota

I have been using Elements since PSE 7 and it is a great program. I came across a magazine totally devoted to Elements. photoshopelementsuser.com It is a quarterly subscription and details every aspect of the program in clear concise language and shows you how to use it. The website also has its own tutorials. There is a free issue on the website you can check out. It also gives you ideas on things you could do with photos you perhaps hadn't thought of. There are also challenges in every issue where you can submit your work and show off what you've done. Check it out, you might like it.

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

Upnorth Imagez wrote:

I have been using Elements since PSE 7 and it is a... (show quote)

Thanks...I'm fixing to check it out

Meredith Images Loc: Stratford, CT

Photoshop Elements User is a great magazine and website. For the cost of the subscription you also get access to over 800 turorials! I posted a link yesterday to save $10 off a 1 or 2 year subscription. (If you can't find it send me a pm).

Too bad you're not closer - I teach Adult Ed classes in PSE! I did do a phone session with another UHH user. Let me know if you are interested.

william48 Loc: New Philadelphia,Ohio

I use the book" Photoshop Elements 10 the Missing manual". It covers both Windows and Mac versions. It is available in a Kindle version so I have it on my PC with a Kindle app.

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

william48 wrote:

I use the book" Photoshop Elements 10 the Missing manual". It covers both Windows and Mac versions. It is available in a Kindle version so I have it on my PC with a Kindle app.

This is what I used for PSE9

MtnMan Loc: ID

Buy Kelby and Kloskowski's book. If you don't have time for that you don't have time for Elements 10.

mitchell j wrote:

Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there who can give me some fast and easy tips??...please and god bless (thank you)

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

MtnMan wrote:

Buy Kelby and Kloskowski's book. If you don't have time for that you don't have time for Elements 10.

mitchell j wrote:

Help!!!...I have recently bought pse 10....and I love to watch the tutorial vids on YouTube but I don't really have time anymore...so is there anyone out there who can give me some fast and easy tips??...please and god bless (thank you)

Now...I have time to read a magazine because I can carry it to school with me..thank you

Sherman Loc: Lancashire; England

Subscribe to Digital Photo. Every month they include a disc with useful lessons on Adobe Ps and Adobe Pse

mitchell j Loc: kingston georgia

[quote=Sherman]Subscribe to Digital Photo. Every month they include a disc with useful lessons on Adobe Ps and Adobe Pse[/quote..ok..thanks

pcwilson Loc: New Mexico

I hunted and pecked my way through Elements 5 - was confusing and time-consuming.

When I upgraded to Elements 7 I took a free class on CreativeLIVE.com - so much easier and organized. The course was so good that I purchased a download of the class. I highly recommend taking a class as the way to go. There doesn't seem to be an Elements 10 class coming up any time soon on CreativeLIVE - but I think you might find one here: http://www.texaschicksblogsandpics.com/photoshop-elements-from-a-to-z/

I get this gal's newsletter and she's easy to understand and knows her stuff.