Paint Shop Pro 9 For Dummies
From the Back Cover
Retouch, reshape, and re-create your graphics for amazing images
Create great graphics and Web-friendly images, or fix photos that need help
Want your photos and graphics to be picture-perfect? This book is your buddy. It will help you capture and scan images, create a virtual painting, repair damaged, dark, or blurry photos, add Aunt Louise to the picture and get the red out of Uncle Joe’s eyes, and produce great prints or post your masterpieces online.
Discover how to:
Capture pictures from paper, camera, or screen
Size and crop photos
Boost photo color, retouch, and fix lighting flaws
Add shapes and text to your graphics
Turn photographs into fine art
About the Authors
David Kay is a writer, an engineer, an artist, and a naturalist who combines
professions with the same effectiveness as his favorite business establishment, Acton Muffler, Brake, and Ice Cream (now defunct). Dave has written more than a dozen computer books, by himself or with friends. His other titles include various editions of Microsoft Works For Windows For Dummies, WordPerfect For Windows For Dummies, Graphics File Formats, and The Internet: Complete Reference.
In his other life, as the Poo-bah of Brightleaf, Dave is a conservation biologist. He and his wife, Katy, and golden retriever, Alex, live in the wilds of
Massachusetts. In his spare time, Dave studies animal and human tracking
and munches edible wild plants. He also has been known to make strange
blobs from molten glass, sing Gilbert and Sullivan choruses in public, and
hike in whatever mountains he can get to. He longs to return to New Zealand
and track kiwis and hedgehogs in Wanaka. He finds writing about himself in
the third person like this quite peculiar and will stop now.
William “The Ferrett” Steinmetz is a freelance Webmaster and editor who
helms StarCityGames.com, one of the premier strategy sites for the collectible
card game Magic: The Gathering. He wrote most of Internet:
The Complete Reference and has written computer book reviews for
Amazon.com and TechSoc.com. The Ferrett lives in Cleveland and is geeky