Photoshop Elements 11 E-Book for Digital Photographersfrom Photoshop Elements 11 E-Book for Digital Photographerswas written by Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski and is a publication that teaches you which settings to use and why in Photoshop Elements 11.

Learn inside tips and tricks of the trade for organizing, correcting, editing, sharpening, retouching, and presenting photos like a professional with details on easy and effective techniques.

This book covers:
• The real secrets of how professionals retouch portraits
• How to color correct any photo without breaking a sweat
• How to use Camera Raw for processing not only RAW photos, but JPEGs and TIFFs also
• Sharpening techniques the pros really use
• Correcting common digital camera image problems, including removing noise and avoiding halos
• The most requested photographic special effects
• All the brand new features of Elements 11, which offers better ways to manage photos, map images, share memories, use templates, and easily create pro-quality photographic effects

It also covers slick workarounds, cheats, and some fairly ingenious ways to replicate many Photoshop CS6 features from within Elements 11.

About the Authors:
Scott Kelby is the #1 bestselling photography book author in the world. He is Editor and Publisher of Photoshop User magazine, President of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals, and technical chair of Photoshop World, the largest Photoshop gathering in the industry.

Matt Kloskowski is the Education and Curriculum Developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals, and (along with Scott Kelby) co-host of Photoshop User TV, the popular video podcast.

Authors: Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski

• Chapter 1: Organized Chaos / Managing Photos Using the Organizer
• Chpater 2: Raw Justice / Processing Your Images Using Camera Raw
• Chapter 3: Scream of the Crop / How to Resize and Crop Photos
• Chapter 4: edIT / Using Quick, Guided and Expert Editing
• Chapter 5: Layer Cake / Working with Layers
• Chapter 6: Little Problems / Fixing Common Problems
• Chapter 7: Select Start / Selection Techniques
• Chapter 8: Retouch Me / Retouching Portraits
• Chapter 9: Clone Wars / Removing Unwanted Objects
• Chapter 10: Side Effects / Special Effects for Photographers
• Chapter 11: Sharpen Your Teeth / Sharpening Techniques
• Chapter 12: Fine Print / Printing, Color Management and My Elements 11 Workflow

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can someone suggest casters that the legs can be dropped into for this stand?

A: 366170 Budget Wheel

Q: 2. Will this frame hold glass negatives?

A: No, the frame is made for thinner material and might actually break a glass negative.

Q: 3. Can I do the perpetual update?

A: You can get updates at no cost until Adobe supports this version. When version 2022 is released, that would be a paid upgrade.

Q: 4. Does this frame have enough depth to hold a photopolymer plate?

A: The Photographers' Formulary Select Contact Print Frame (11 x 14") is for making contact prints in the darkroom. The back presses tight to the glass to hold the negatives flat against the front glass. If the photopolymer plate has more depth than a sheet of darkroom paper, it will not fit.

Q: 5. Does this album have a spine cover? If so, about how many additional pages can be inserted and still be covered by the spine cover?

A: Yes, there is a spine cover. I have 52 pages in one of my albums and there is room for more. I have nine of these albums and I love them. I started a new album only because of the weight of the album with the 52 pages and pictures.

Q: 6. What refill pages do I order for this album?

A: The refill pages are listed under the accessories.

Q: 7. Does this install and run on imac with M1 processor?

A: Yes, it will work with the new M1 processors.

Q: 8. What are the outside dimensions of this frame?

A: The Photographers' Formulary Select Contact Print Frame (11 x 14") has outside dimensions of 16x20 inches.

Q: 9. How is the Digital version different from the original?

A: The Digital Combo Stand vs. Hollywood Double Riser Combo: The Digital version has 0.88 inch square legs, instead of 1 inch square legs. Also, the Digital center column is 1.5 inches thick. The first riser is 1.25 inches thick, and the thinnest riser is 1 inch thick. The center column on a regular Combo Stand will be 1.75 inches thick, 1.5 inches thick, and the thinnest riser will be 1.25 inches thick. The legs are probably a bit shorter on the digital, but it still has a large 50 inch footprint.

Q: 10. Will this open C3 raw files from the Canon R5 or R6 cameras? If not is there going to be an upgraded version for that?

A: Yes, it can since it uses a simpler variant of Adobe Camera RAW to open and read the RAW files.