Books about Post Production Softwares

To create digital images is not enough to know how to take a picture: the post production is integral and essential part of the process of finalizing a photograph. The modern photographer can’t just use his DSLR with mastery, but also has to master the techniques of post production and keep up to date with the continuing development of editing softwares (eg. Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop). Below is a list of books, halfway between manual and divulgative books, which deepen the functions and in some cases the tricks to master the post production softwares most used by professional photographers. For each book there’s a short review, in addition to the link to Amazon’s store and to the digital versions on iTunes and Google Play, if available.

Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques for Photographers by Scott Kelby In perfect “Kelby style”, tips and explanations on how to post-produce portraits effectively and professionally with Photoshop. Many practical examples and also downloadable files for exercising.

	The Adobe Photoshop CC Book for Digital Photographers 2014 by Scott Kelby All the advices and practical examples to use Adobe Photoshop at best for post-production of digital images, directly from one of the world’s leading experts of the famous Adobe software.

The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Book for Digital Photographers by Scott Kelby Adobe Lightroom 5 explained with his usual simplicity and efficiency by Scott Kelby. Many practical examples and “tricks” to maximize the full potential of this unique software.

Go back to the list of sources or explore other related pages:

– Books about Basic Techniques of Photography

– Books about Advanced Techniques of Photography

– Photo Books and Great Masters of Photography

– Links About Digital Photography

– Links About Microstock

– Web Sources for Microstockers

– Software for Microstockers

– Apps for Microstockers

– Apps for Digital Photography

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Marco Rubino

Expert in Marketing and Communication in a major company of the Italian FMCG market, traveler by vocation, passionate photographer, contributor at all major international microstock agencies, founder of Marcor$tock, a blog focused on Microstock Market and Digital Photography.