Processing RAW images

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Can anyone recommend a good book on the process for processing RAW images? I mainly use PS5 but i do have Lightroom if that helps.

Any recommendations or help would be very welcome :thumbs:
 
Thanks Garry, will have a nose at that one in my local bookshop first without jumping in feet first :thumbs:
 
I've have the Martin Evening book and the Scott Kelby Lightroom 3 book, and I have to say I prefer the Kelby. But it really depends what style you like - Kelby walks you through a workflow, and has some Kelby "humour"; Evening is more reference type. Either would do you very well I would say.
 
Try Real World Camera Raw with Adobe Photoshop CSxx* Originally by Bruce Fraser and Jeff Schewe (although maybe the latest version is just by Jeff Schewe, as Bruce Fraser died a while back). It really covers everything from start to finish.

* There have been updates with each iteration of Photoshop so I guess you will the PSCS5 version.

Anthony.
 
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garryknight said:
Martin Evening's book, The Adobe Lightroom 3 Book is the best one for Lightroom, IMO.
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another :thumbs: from me....Martin Evening also has a CS5 book out as well
Dave
 
Thanks for your replies guys. Just bought Martin Evening CS5 book on ebay for £7!! Will also be looking out for his Lightroom book too

Cheers all :thumbs:
 
Scott Kelby Photoshop CS 5 Book is a good one too

Les :thumbs:
 
Lez325 said:
Scott Kelby Photoshop CS 5 Book is a good one too

Les :thumbs:
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Thanks for the thumbs up Les, looking forward to stick me nose in it. Looks like a big book, good job i got a big use :lol:
 
CS5 book arrived today .... wow, its going to take me months to go through it, if not years :lol:

A quick flick through and looks very interesting and seems to cover everything. Thanks guys :thumbs:
 
I took pot luck at my local Public Library (remember them?!) and got a book called "After the shoot" which really helped me set up my workflow. It was for CS4 though - although I expect it's broadly similar?
 
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