Creative Digital Printing eBook to be released on 8/12
I’m excited to announce that the first draft is complete and is in the process of being reviewed. The Table of Contents is posted below and offers an overview of the topics covered. Page count may change slightly once reviewer feedback is incorporated, but I expect the final version to be around 90-100 pages long.
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The eBook will be released on Friday, August 12 and the price will be set at $7.95.
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Guy Tal is a published author and photographic artist. He resides in a remote part of Utah, in a high desert region known as the Colorado Plateau – a place that inspired him deeply for much of his life and that continues to feature in his images and writing. In his photographic work, Guy seeks to articulate a reverence for the wild. He writes about, and teaches, the values of living a creative life and finding fulfillment through one’s art.Subscribe
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Looking forward to it.
Hi Guy, i’ve two of your book and i very pleased for this new book.
I’ve read the table of contents but, if it’s possible, i wont to now if on the “presentation” you explain the different way to expose the photos, like canvas whit or without glass or other method.
Thank you.
Antonio
Thank you, Antonio!
This book primarily discusses making prints and preparing files for printing. It does not cover specific finishing options other than mentioning a few as examples of areas to factor into the print visualization process.
Love the previous 2 “Creative” ebooks and can’t wait for Friday and the future edition covering B/W!! Your a great writer, Guy!
Congratulations, Guy. I know it will be well received.
I’m dying for this today! Processing 20 large prints right now and am still unclear on certain things. Looking forward to it Guy.
Sounds great, but is this fairly specific to Photoshop or is it going to be applicable to those of us who print from Lightroom ?
Simon, it covers both Photoshop and Lightroom. In fact, I review a few techniques specifically designed to overcome some of the limitations of Lightroom, making he application more versatile to the advanced user interested in the best possible print quality.
I’ll definitely get a copy. Thanks Guy