Photoshp Elements tutorial: Does anyone know of a good online tutorial or website, or can recommend a book to learn PE?
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You can find many Photoshop Elements tutorials on YouTube. Start here http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=photoshop+elements+9+tutorial&aq=4
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I'm sure if you go to the Nikon website, you can download a PDF file of the booklet. Didn't you get one with your camera? I believe I did. Mine was sent in for repairs, so I don't have the box right now, but I'm quite sure I got a book with my purchase.
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I quit using Elements 9 because it was so complicated. I had elements 6 and thought 9 might be better. I use Microsoft Digital Imaging Anniversary Edition 2006 and Picasa which is free and it does everything I want to do and them some. I save everything in jpeg. When saving in Digital imaging I have a choice in which format I want to save a picture in. If your picture is in Elements 9 go to file and save as and you will have a choice of the format.
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Take a look at ephoto website and look for "instructional videos" or in YT there are some sample videos...
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Check out the menu list and you should see how to take a photo or even a video. Also get yourself a micro memory card and install that for expanded memory. I've taken lots of photos and used them in power points, also I've used the videos to make short programs~
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Someone sent me the instruction by PDF, I believe there's one like this. You can find it out on google I guess
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I got mine from here.http://img.hsni.com/images/prod/alpha/pdfs/PerfectBaconRecipeGuide.pdf There's not much to it and it's in a pdf format for easy download.
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This Timer is Great to have,however I fine it much easier to set up a Action in Photoshop to handle ev +/- 5 stops faster and have it save each exposure as a file,then open the 5 exposures in any HDR programs that you may have.Or you can set it up in camera raw presets.Look around you can download actions as well. Also Lightroom can process different ev as well but Photoshop Action is Quicker.
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Here is a place, where you can download a pdf copy of the manual:http://pdf.thepdfportal.net/?id=298434#
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I have Photoshop Elements 11 and it works very well with that version. It should be the same with Elements 12.
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Congratulations Ed:Here is the book that worked for "me". Jeff Wignall's Exposure Photo Workshop.I studied several books and websites. Wignall's book got through to me, easily. Just don't get frustrated. Trying to learn composition, exposure, and the controls/menus for the FZ all at the same time will be tough at first. Just relax, go back to IA or the dial modes for a few shots for comparison, and try again. It may take a little time, but you will get it, "I" did. Good Luck/ Enjoy Les.
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To Pat and J.Crosby, In my opinion, do youself a favour and don't go anywhere near Photoshop Elements 6 (PSE6). I paid for an upgrade from an earlier version and have wasted my money. The program crashes continually to such an extent it is unusable. From my googling on the internet this is the experience of numerous other people. There are no solutions I can find on the Adobe site and although these complaints seem to have been posted since PSE6 was first brought out there are no upgrades or patches to fix what are a myriad of problems. A number of people have complained that the program worked initially and then started continually crashing and that has been my experience. I won't be buying more Adobe products until they show a bit of customer care and isuue fixes for this mess. I have downloaded and installed a trial version of Pro Photo X2 and so far it seems stable. PSE6 may have more bells and whistles but that is not much use if they are unusable due to continual program crashes.
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Hi, i bought the same thing and there is no pdf or instruction sheet. You have to look at the picture and guess. If you have another person to work with you, its very easy.
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I'm running PSP Photo X2 under Vista on an HP Slimline with 2 gigs of RAM and I have had no problems. However, I've read about some bad experiences that other people have had running PSP under Vista. I don't know for sure what the problems are, but I'd highly recommend a clean install of the Paint Shop software if at all possible. I'm in the same boat you are with regard to level of expertise (or lack thereof). I do have a lot of photos on my computer and I ran several of my problem photos through PSP Photo X2 and applied the "quick fix" button. The photos were all improved considerably with zero effort and knowledge. I'm pretty sure that with a little practice with the more complicated features I could do more. I have also used PCP Photo X2 do so some web graphics, and the support for layers, JPGs, GIFs, PNGs, and the RGB color model are more than sufficient for my needs (I used Photoshop in college and Print Shop works essentially the same way Photoshop did for the tasks I need it to do). I also tried Photoshop Elements, and the web-centric features of Print Shop Pro seemed far more robust to me than the ones in Elements. In my opinion, nothing even comes close to Print Shop Pro for the price. Finally, if you are interested in doing some detailed research before you buy the software, get Diane Koers's book "Picture Yourself Learning Corel Paint Shop Pro X2" and read it. It will tell you all the things you can do with the software and it's surprisingly inexpensive, especially for a Course Technology book. The best part is that after you read it and decide to buy the software (which I'm betting you will), the book will continue to be useful to you as a reference.
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David, Premiere Elements comes with a Help application that launches when you select the menu Help&gt;Elements Organizer Help, or Help&gt;Premiere Elements Help. This way, we can refresh the content frequently and address common questions. Alternatively you will see a link to the URL in the top right corner of the Help application, which you can bookmark. A 3rd option is that you click on the View Help pdf file, also in the top right corner of the Help application window, if you wish to save it to your harddisk or print it. Please note however, that the pdf file won't be updated during the course of the product release, whereas the online Help resources will. If you are still stuck and need further assistance, please contact Technical Support at 1-800-833-6687, Monday-Friday, 5am-7pm PST. Regards, Adobe Tech Support
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hi, I have not used my system yet. I do have 3 pdf instruction files if you can use them. I can email them
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Re frame grabber: I haven't seen a paper manual or even a downloadable pdf manual. I bought the download version, rather than the boxed version. However, it has pretty good helpfiles, and there are a number of very useful videos on YouTube. Mostly I'm working with building a narration with a music background, for which I use the Acid Music Studio that comes with the package. When I'm done, I will load the narrative-music audio file into Sony video studio and complete the movie. As for a frame grabber, there is a frame grabber that copies a frame from the preview window and allows you to save it. I've never used it, but I'm sure it will work. If I want to grab a frame from the internet, I use the shift Shift Print Screen function in Windows, then paste the frame into Photoshop or other digital editor and crop out all the garbage. That works great. Hope this helps. C.B. Hampton