Just checked out the links you provided - thank you. This is exactly what I needed. Sometimes a video is good but other times the hard copy is easier for me to learn.
Just checked out the links you provided - thank you. This is exactly what I needed. Sometimes a video is good but other times the hard copy is easier for me to learn.
For anyone that wants them, I've got links to the video programs too. (Premiere Pro, Premiere Elements, Rush, After Effects, Encoder)
Adobe seems to be shifting on to a more fluid, online help system. These links maybe the last printable "books". The Elements instructions are for last year's version. And, I think Photoshop and both the Lightrooms have some minor additions since these were released.
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Thanks for this. I learn best from books. I learn little from videos except from the screenshots. We're all different.
If you have a link for a PDF version for PS, I wish you'd post it. I am familiar with the user guide that must be used online, but I'd like to have a downloadable PDF document for reference to keep on my tablet if there is one.
You can access Lynda.com thru your local library website for free. Adobe (and many others) offer complete courses on PS LR and just about anything else. It’s a great resource
You can access Lynda.com thru your local library website for free. Adobe (and many others) offer complete courses on PS LR and just about anything else. It’s a great resource
You can access many of Adobe's tutorials by simply clicking "help" at top on the right. For example, I wanted to know more about how to edit a photo from Lightroom Classic CC in Photoshop and return back to Lightroom with the changes. I clicked help, then searched. A short tutorial appeared along with instructions. I didn't even need to watch the tutorial as the written instructions were sufficient.
I normally use the online Help. Anyone know of an Adobe lexicon that will tell you how they define terms? That is my main issue with the online help. You have to use their terms to get what you want.