Photoshop Elements User

[James Fee]

http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/

"This new launch of Photoshop Elements 3 really takes things to a whole new level for digital photographers and that's why we're proud to announce the most comprehensive education and training inititive ever for Elements users. We're building a real Elements community, and at the core of this community is a new printed newsletter (from Executive Editor Scott Kelby), called "Photoshop Elements Techniques." This newsletter (published eight times a year) will provide step-by-step real world techniques for photographers, educators, and artists using Photoshop Elements, and is helmed by Editor-in-Chief, and reknown Photoshop trainer Dave Cross. The first issue ships to subscribers next month, and you can sign-up for a free sample issue at http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com Besides the newsletter, we're launching what will be the largest, most comprehensive Elements Web site anywhere, featuring online tutorials, discussion forums, downloads, video tips, and a real community of Elements users sharing their knowledge and techniques. You can view the Beta version of the Website at http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com"



Seems like a nice site with tutorials, tips, forums and a glossary. There is also a great new "inside look" at Photoshop Elements 3 that everyone should check out.

[James Fee]

http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/

"This new launch of Photoshop Elements 3 really takes things to a whole new level for digital photographers and that's why we're proud to announce the most comprehensive education and training inititive ever for Elements users. We're building a real Elements community, and at the core of this community is a new printed newsletter (from Executive Editor Scott Kelby), called "Photoshop Elements Techniques." This newsletter (published eight times a year) will provide step-by-step real world techniques for photographers, educators, and artists using Photoshop Elements, and is helmed by Editor-in-Chief, and reknown Photoshop trainer Dave Cross. The first issue ships to subscribers next month, and you can sign-up for a free sample issue at http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com Besides the newsletter, we're launching what will be the largest, most comprehensive Elements Web site anywhere, featuring online tutorials, discussion forums, downloads, video tips, and a real community of Elements users sharing their knowledge and techniques. You can view the Beta version of the Website at http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com"



Seems like a nice site with tutorials, tips, forums and a glossary. There is also a great new "inside look" at Photoshop Elements 3 that everyone should check out.