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MillimeterDigital-Tutors Releases "Principles of Photoshop CS" Training
Jan 13, 2005 11:21 AM
Digital-Tutors (www.dtstore.com), a division of PL Studios, Inc., announced the worldwide availability of "Principles of Photoshop CS"—the latest release in a series of industry leading training resources for digital artists. In over 3 hours of comprehensive training methods, "Principles of Photoshop CS" gives new users a wide understanding of the program and the technical and artistic direction to get started with Photoshop CS.
"Through fun and enjoyable presentations, comprehensive lessons, and self-paced hands-on exercises, we make learning new software less intimidating and fun," says Tatyana Golubeva, IT/Multimedia Director. "This is going to be a perfect companion for those wanting to learn Photoshop CS quickly."
The innovative concepts and methods used for each process in "Principles of Photoshop CS" are presented in clear and easy to follow steps with an array of self-paced training exercises. "Principles of Photoshop CS" is specifically designed to expand your knowledge with a comprehensive tool and brush overview, increase your productivity with adjustment layers, create eye-catching design with layer effects and text, quickly and efficiently prepare graphics for the Web, design rich and stunning images using filters, and save time and frustration using custom shortcuts and actions.
"We are pleased to offer new training for Photoshop CS," says Lisa Patel, VP. "After receiving numerous requests for introductory Photoshop training, we have created a training product perfect for new users." Patel says, "the price for Principles of Photoshop CS is $19.99, making it easier and more affordable than ever to learn Photoshop CS."
For a full outline and pricing information of "Principles of Photoshop CS" visit store.digital-tutors.com/store2/customer/product.php?productid=79
For more information on special pricing, promotions, and bundles, visit www.dtstore.com.
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