This book is a decent reference, especially since these days, most software companies don't provide printed instructional matter with their applications, forcing users to rely on (ugh) on-line Help files. There are times, however when i consult this book, that I yearn for more comprehensive information. Example: I wanted to use the Shake Reduction feature, but since that command is buried along the top in the Enhance drop-down, searching for it was nerve-wracking. The book got me right to where I had to go order to use this feature, which ended my having to search for it. After locating the feature I consulted the book on its use, but the instructions didn't give me enough to go on. Yes, I understand that the book's content must be scaled down in order to maintain a lower price, but I sometimes yearn for greater detail, rather than struggle with trial-and-error methods of learning. Nowadays, PS Elements is a serious app, rather than just a scaled-down version of Photoshop, and it deserves greater scrutiny by outside instructional publications, for which I'm willing to shell out more for. That's why I consider "Photoshop Elements 15 for Dummies" to be more like an introduction to the app, rather than a highly informative, comprehensive instructional source. It's a good value for the money, but I want MORE!Read full review
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Was great to get one started.....but in terms of the capabilities of photoshop elements I'm only scratching the surface. Book appears to allow me to proceed with minimal effort.....
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