This is the Safari online edition of the printed book.

Best-selling author Scott Kelby pairs up again with Matt Kloskowski to deliver the definitive book on using Photoshop Elements 7 to create the best possible images. With this newest release of Photoshop Elements, Scott and Matt show readers how to work with their images like a pro, from importing to organization to correction to output. Readers will learn all they need to know about the digital photography workflow, as well as the latest secrets of the pros to help them create the best special effects, apply the most useful sharpening techniques, and avoid many of the hassles and problems that are encountered in digital photography (such as digital noise and color halos).

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the photoshop element 7 book for digital photographer - 2009-09-10
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I am a new user to the photoshop element, I looked up the instructions in the book on various topics and find the instructions confusing, have yet to complete any task I'd attempted. So I joined abobe's free basic membership, which come with some online tutorials and find those are much easier to follow.

Mr. Kelby Is Now One of my Heros - 2009-09-23
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Mr. Kelby is clear and plain-spoken, something I love, and after only one week and many digital photos, I love this book.

I had worked with imaging software a little, and then three years ago bought Elements 4 and just happened to pick Scott Kelby's book for Elements 4.

I knew Elements was a pretty powerful program, but just basically bought Mr. Kelby's Elements 4 book out of sheer good luck.

Three years and thousands of photos later, I upgraded to Elements 7 and also to Mr. Kelby's Elements 7 book.

I have spent the past week using Elements 7's expanded RAW features (when compared to my older Elements 4) and this book rocks more than the earlier version.

I understand that some who are brand new to image manipulation might feel let down a bit, because this book assumes a very basic level of expertise.

If you are brand-new to working with images on your computer, you might buy Elements 7, this Elements 7 version of Mr. Kelby's book, and also an absolute beginners book too. You will soon move from the absolute beginner book to Mr. Kelby's and I promise you'll be glad you bought it.

This is THE book for Elements as far as I'm concerned.

A Little Disappointed - 2009-09-24
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The author's book "Digital Photography Vol 1" was great for the beginner, so I expected more from this book. It's OK, but the book does not adequately explain many of features of Elements 7 in simple terms. If you are an advanced user, it is probably a good guide.

Great book - 2009-11-01
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I am fairly new to photo shop elements but I have read some on the basic's. This book goes beyond that and shows you simply how to do so many different things with elements. It was simple to follow and I learned quite a bit more than the basic books taught. I refer to it all the time to do creative things. I strongly recommend the book.

Excellent resource - 2009-10-28
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This is one nice book. I am a novice to Elements 7 and it was been a tremendous help.

Highly recommend it. In fact, a fellow teacher knew I had bought Elements and brought me a book to borrow, he couldn't remember the name of the book, but said it was a great book. When he pulled it out of his briefcase, it was this book.

Small world, huh.

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