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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 487013" data-attributes="member: 13090">For those wanting to get more involved with Photoshop, I can highly suggest some of the tutorials on Lynda (dot) com. This would probably be the fastest way to get rocking with PS in the shortest amount of time. I didn't know about Lynda when I started learning PS but I did find this site, <a href="http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-editing/" target="_blank">Photoshop Essentials</a> and that's where I got my feet wet. Unfortunately the tutorials aren't well organized so you have to do a little hunting and I found the &quot;Retouching&quot; section was better for me than the &quot;Basics&quot; tab but both have a lot of good information. The tutorials are short and SIMPLE, which is what I really needed. I just opened up an old photo and jumped in and started doing stuff, following one of these tutorials. Didn't really matter what I was doing because doing anything taught me something. It was an awkward start but it got me up to speed where I could follow more advanced YouTube videos and courses on Lynda. I really can't stress too strongly, though, just how good the courses on Lynda (dot) com are. My best advice in a nutshell: If you're serious about learning Photoshop, subscribe to Lynda.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 487013, member: 13090"] For those wanting to get more involved with Photoshop, I can highly suggest some of the tutorials on Lynda (dot) com. This would probably be the fastest way to get rocking with PS in the shortest amount of time. I didn't know about Lynda when I started learning PS but I did find this site, [url=http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-editing/]Photoshop Essentials[/url] and that's where I got my feet wet. Unfortunately the tutorials aren't well organized so you have to do a little hunting and I found the "Retouching" section was better for me than the "Basics" tab but both have a lot of good information. The tutorials are short and SIMPLE, which is what I really needed. I just opened up an old photo and jumped in and started doing stuff, following one of these tutorials. Didn't really matter what I was doing because doing anything taught me something. It was an awkward start but it got me up to speed where I could follow more advanced YouTube videos and courses on Lynda. I really can't stress too strongly, though, just how good the courses on Lynda (dot) com are. My best advice in a nutshell: If you're serious about learning Photoshop, subscribe to Lynda. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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