Well.. it depends on what you do with your scrapping I guess.. hopefully you are still maximizing the best you can out of any photographs you use... so that would use every photography based tip out there.. and graphic designers needs to know how best to use layers and layer styles.. so that would help too. I guess what I'm saying is.. you can never not know too much about photoshop to help you with scrapping too..

I agree Pesto. There are tons of things I've learned about Photoshop that don't have a lot to do with digital scrapbooking. But I've learned to use those skills in DS or photography. There are a lot of things I would like to do better - like curves - or find out more about - like scripts. For me I'm a software junkie, and I want to know and be able to do it all in Photoshop - if that's possible.

That said, for now, I think that Scott Kelby and others' book will be the way I need to go because of family concerns and practicality. Plus, like you said there are so many online resources to choose from.

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I have seen two of their shows. Fun...but not worth the price. You can learn more using online searches. I myself teach online. And I teach what you want to know...not what is on the show schedule.

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BTW...it's not fun sitting all day long at one of these shows. And there is too much info to grasp all at once.

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Good point Will... sitting 8-6 through these seminars is not always fun...

Pesto...if you want to see a demo of what my Live Online tutorials can do let me know.

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Sure would Will!

I will be away for a week leading a photo group in Yosemite. I will get in touch with you when I get back.

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