PHOTOSHOP CS - CREATING A MONTAGE

This video tutorial CD covers the subject of making a montaged image using 8 seperate pictures.All the videos are aimed at intermediate and advanced Photoshop workers although the detail included on this CD would help the newer user also. Although we use Photoshop CS for this tutorial, you could follow along using Photoshop version 6 or 7. The videos are recorded at high resolution 1024 * 768 for a large screen filling video .

Not only does the author give step by step instruction to achieve perfect results, but also covers all those little tips and tricks for great manipulations and great montage images. This is the sort of image we will be creating Pic

As usual, all the 8 images used by the author are contained on the CD, so you can follow the steps of the tutorial using the very same images as the author. Barry has become well established for his clear and easy going tutorial style and we think that this CD will be a popular one to add to your collection. You can run both Photoshop and the movie tutorials together so that you can watch a section of video and then carry out the tasks in Photoshop section by section.

Check out the actual image we will create on this tutorial CD HERE. Not only can you purchase Barry's videos, but he is also available for one to one tuition using Photoshop, Photoshop Elements or Digital Audio Visual. Alternatively you could get a few of your friends together and ask Barry to come along for a full days seminar.

Demo of the quality of the videos can be found by clicking the demo button here Then take a look at some of the montaged images that Barry has completed over the years in a downloadable slideshow.

You can buy just this CD, or choose from mixed sets where you can select CD's from most of our tutorial range. Pay by credit card in our secure shop or call the credit card order line 01353-661125. This CD is designed to be free standing and requires no software to be installed on your PC to run the video tutorials. It is designed to run on Windows operated computers only. Sorry Mac users.