Photoshop Elements for Digital Photographers
So, you bought a copy of Photoshop Elements and thought all your photo editing problems were solved? Surprise! Learning PSE is not like falling off a log, it’s more like learning to ride a bicycle. Think back to the first time you got on your bike with Dad or Mom holding you steady.
Learn PSE with me holding you steady and you’ll learn it so much faster than if you just jump in and try to learn it on your own. I’ve been using PSE for nearly 10 years and have developed a simple workshop that will get you up and running, making great photos after the first lesson.
The recommended schedule is 1-hour per week for 6 weeks but you can request any schedule you like including all 6 hours in one session (not recommended.) I show you how to perform specific tasks and apply those skills in other situations. If you’re stuck, you can review a recording of the lesson to see where you went wrong. If you get really stuck, send me an e-mail. You have e-mail support for 60 days after the class.
You and I meet, live via the Internet, and you watch what I’m doing on my computer desktop. Ask questions at any time. You attend at home, on your computer. No need to rush to school.
The cost is just $99 so register today and get the most out of Photoshop Elements. PayPal is very safe and you don’t need to create an account to make a credit card payment.
PSE for Digital Photographers, $99
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Lee Otsubo, The Digital Photo Guy, has presented digital camera and photography classes, seminars, workshops and lessons to over 30,000 participants since 1998. We hope you are next.
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