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Learn Digital Photography and Change the Way You See Things Students! Learn How to Make and Save Extra Money on eBay®! Windows Vista® Can Help You Become a Better Student Optimize Your Searches to Write Better Projects, Faster, When You Learn the Internet Add Class to Classroom Presentations Use Adobe® Photoshop® to Distinguish Your School Work	Students, Learn Adobe^® Photoshop^® and Wow Your Teachers! Adobe Photoshop is a really intricate and advanced program, one that is capable of thousands of different functions. From basic photo editing to more complex light source manipulation tools, Adobe Photoshop is a great way to use your creativity and see your ideas come to life. You can apply Adobe Photoshop to many different areas of your schoolwork, from art classes to project design. Adobe Photoshop can make any project more visually stunning. Get Video Professor and Learn Adobe Photoshop Today! Video Professor offers two different Learn Adobe Photoshop tutorials. Whether you want to learn the basic or more advanced Adobe Photoshop program, John W. Scherer, CEO and founder of Video Professor, has a tutorial that will fit your needs. With the basic Learn Adobe Photoshop tutorial from Video Professor you will be guided through a 3-CDs. Video Professor lets you work in the actual program as you go along; we call it the “What-You-See-Is-What-You-Do” method. Adobe Photoshop and Science Class Science class is full of diagrams, some of them complex, others colorful and detailed. Whether you are learning about atoms, Mammalian classes or the planets, Adobe Photoshop can help you create a jaw-dropping project that will not only have your teacher impressed, but your friends and family, as well. Use Adobe Photoshop to design and create landscapes from different pictures you have seen. Cut, paste, crop, rotate and enhance them as you see fit! In minutes you will have a well designed, well thought out visual aid for your class projects. Create timeline photographs. Growing plants for class? Take a picture everyday of the plant and use Adobe Photoshop to depict the time progression and growth. Create a flipbook using pictures edited in Adobe Photoshop and show it to your classmates. Adobe Photoshop and Art Class Chances are your school offers a photography class. At the end of the year, you create your photographic portfolio. Maybe some of the pictures you took need a little help. Use Adobe Photoshop to edit those shots you love so much! Video Professor will help you learn how to remove dust marks, enhance or reduce the light source in your photos and add effects as you see fit! With Video Professor and John W. Scherer’s CD tutorials you will be on the fast track to an A+. The More Advanced Features of Adobe Photoshop CS2 With Adobe Photoshop CS2, you get a wealth of new and interesting functions. From red-eye reduction on your digital photographs to web graphic optimization, Adobe Photoshop can help your photos be the best they can be! Did you know that with Adobe Photoshop you can add layers, blur edges, create and reduce shadows and edit the pixels on your photos? When you learn Adobe Photoshop with John W. Scherer’s Video Professor, your class projects will greatly improve. Slide Show Projects for School One of the easiest class projects to make is a photographic slide show. Making a slide show is great because it helps illustrate your points and is always visually stimulating for the audience. When creating a slide show, use Microsoft ® PowerPoint® and Adobe Photoshop together to create the ultimate viewing experience. With Adobe Photoshop you can highlight different aspects of a picture. Say, for example, that you are doing a project about desert plant life. You have many different pictures of plants, but you want to focus on certain parts of each plant. Use Adobe Photoshop to draw boxes around the parts of the picture you want to focus on and by default, your audience’s eyes will be drawn to that area, as well. You get 100 percent attention from all of your classmates. How Does Video Professor Work? Skeptics often wonder how Video Professor can claim to teach computer programs in just three hours. The answer is simple really, it comes from our time-tested learning system based on actual program use while you learn the program itself! Our lesson player stays on top of the program you are learning, so what the program does, you do too! Here at Video Professor we think that, much like learning a language, to learn a computer program, you must immerse yourself in it. We promote program exploration and we think that to truly learn a program you must use it often. Video Professor tutorials are easy and fun to use. Follow along with your program guide and receive step-by-step explanations for the tools you will be using. Think you missed something or want to hear something again? It’s simple! With Video Professor, just rewind the tutorial and listen again. Each disc is specialized to help you progress from a beginner to ultimately, an expert user! Video Professor has helped more than 8 million people learn the computer programs they wanted in their own time. Don’t stress out trying to get to a computer seminar in some hotel, learn from the comfort of your home with Video Professor.

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