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Pass your cursor over the image to see the original — a scanned 40-year old color slide that had yellowed with age. It took less than 2 minutes to make corrections in Photoshop.
This site is based on Photoshop CS2. For Photoshop CS3 read the New in CS3 section. All downloads, including Photoshop Actions, have been verified in Photoshop CS3. Looking for a book? A search for "Photoshop" at Amazon.com returns 8,822 entries! Here are a few of the best.
The Photoshop CS3 Book for Digital Photographers
by Scott Kelby
If you buy one book, this is the one you want. Finally, after all these years, a book that contains useful information for photographers! Scott also has books for Photoshop CS2, Photoshop CS and Photoshop Elements.Real World Camera Raw
by Bruce Fraser & Jeff Schewe
How to use Adobe Camera Raw by the folks who know.123 of Digital Imaging
by Vincent Bockaert
An interactive series of lessons that covers the complete workflow including how digital cameras work, Photoshop techniques, and printer output.
Much of the material at this site can be found elsewhere. There are a few topics I suspect are original. At least I have yet to see them in print.
Curves, an important feature in Photoshop, have many applications. You may also be interested in some of my non-mainstream opinions.
You'll also find yet another color to B&W converter, a new way to paint with light, and some interesting thoughts on shooting raw.
To print individual pages, left-click on the page to give it focus then right-click and choose Print. You should be able to distinguish each of the patches in the following grayscale. If not, then you need to calibrate your monitor.

Tom Niemann
Portland, Oregon
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