Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 98
Price: $10.99 (paperback);
$4.99 (Kindle)
Adobe Photoshop for Beginners 2021:
Learn the Amazing Features of Photoshop
Hector Grant | Review by Peter Bauer
As with many self-published books, this one could have used another pair of eyes
for proofreading. You’ll see “PhotoShop” and “Photoshop” on consecutive pages.
The first chapter confuses “Artboard” and “Canvas,” and the author describes the
Type tool’s I-beam icon as having “a small like” that shows the baseline. The basic
organization of the books is, well, different. After telling you in the Introduction that
Photoshop is a “good graphics editor” (only “good”?), he opens the book by having
the reader create a blank document, add text, then add a shape. Even the “Exercise”
that concludes the chapter is a bit of a mess. He instructs the reader to create a blue
cube (without having introduced 3D), add white text, and then “do this,” showing a
green circle with red text. Huh? It doesn’t get better from there. Fourteen illustrations
show an actual graphic. They all use the same graphic! n
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