Re: [APML] HOW TO DO ANYTHING DIGITALLY

[Matt BenDaniel <matt@starmatt.com>]

Check out Jerry's web site www.astropix.com and sign up for his forthcoming book.

Ron Wodaski's existing book www.wodaski.com is also helpful, especially if you may also interested in CCD.

Obviously the APML archives have a wealth of info. In the past there have been some "processing challenges", where the submitter of the most popular entry was "required" to "spill the beans" on what he did.

I've been speaking on image processing at astronomy clubs in the East. I'll be a speaker at Stellafane (on comparing film and CCD) www.stellafane.com. Any interested persons could meet informally under the tent on Saturday morning (notebook PC's optional). Please send me a note if interested.

There will also be an AstroImage 2002 in August held by OCA http://www.ocastronomers.org

Matt

At 02:24 PM 4/25/2002 -0700, Alan Voetsch wrote:
>--- Eddie Guscott <eddie.guscott@blueyonder.co.uk>
>wrote:
>> However, Ummmm, I'm not that adept with Photoshop
>> yet.
>
>Eddie and all,
>
>Good, now I know I'm not alone. So I'd like to ask
>this; what is the most effective way to learn
>Photoshop? (Tony, I know. I'm checking on 'Classroom
>in a book'). I printed out Matt's (as well as many
>others') article on curves, and from there I hopped to
>Jerry's 1/2001 S&T article on combining exposures and
>Sean's 9/2001 S&T article on vignetting.
>
>So are there any other links, articles, or whatever to
>help us rank Photoshop beginners?
>
>Thanks,
>Alan 

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