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    Any good books for Elements and LR??

    Hi all

    I read the Book Review section (and took down quite a few notes ) but I didn't see anything in regards to Elements or LR.

    I bought the dummies books for both and I am NOT impressed at all.

    Can anyone give me a name and author of any great books that will help me understand these (not so much LR as I think I have nailed that).

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    Hello again Ms Monny.
    Have a look at bookdepository.com and type want you want in the search. I got the Photoshop CS5 Essential Skills book, and it's great.
    It has a DVD with movie tutorials in it that are fantastic. I'd watch the video for a minute or so while having CS5 open, and doing what the video does there and then.
    The only problem is finding the time (for me anyway) to sit and practice.
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    Anything by Scott Kelby is suggested reading from me.
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    The LR book by Scott kelby is a fabulous read. I got my copy of eBay for cheap and it's the best book I have read. I learnt alot
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    Highly recommend "the missing manual" by Barbara Brundage. I have the Elements 8 version for Windows, it is a great book and hasn't failed me yet. Has over 600 pages! The layout of the book is brilliant - easy to find what your looking for, it is very easy to understand and it also gives you visual examples.

    http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596803476/
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    Scott Kelby's LR book is excellent...easy to read, easy to understand and he writes in plain English..He covers everything from the basics to more complicated techniques. I just have the book beside me when I am trying something and I am a real beginner when it comes to PP. I even did a montage for the first time and it took me about 5 minutes to do I have just discovered the print section and it is brilliant but with out his book I wouldn't have had a clue!!
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