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Reviews of previous editions:

How to Cheat in Photoshop is not only about 'cheats' in Photoshop but also a detailed insight into the tools of Photoshop smarter, and better to produce the best work of your life. Better Photography Magazine

A fun, project-led workbook for anyone who wants to get to know Photoshop more intimately... with this handy guide, the digital world really is your plaything. Photography Monthly

Covering all the major techniques, author Steve Caplin takes you on an intriguing and insightful journey through the realms of the digital montage. Advanced Photoshop Magazine

A goldmine of practical and useful tips, tricks and step-by-step workthroughs. MacUser

What makes Cheat so unique are the gems that other volumes don't cover. The juiciest bits that real artists hunger for are here. Dig in, dig deep, and Shop yourself mad. dingbatmag.com

Well-written, insightful and beautifully illustrated throughout. Digital Creative Arts

A superb set of step-by-step how-to guides from the master himself... quick, easy-to-grasp shortcuts. MacWorld

Learn how to duplicate amazing effects using Caplin's quick and easy shortcuts... brimming with easy-to-follow instructions on compositing creative effects that are fun, useful and sometimes just plain silly. Shutterbug

Very clear, filled with real-life examples... I highly recommend this book. photocrack.com

A great book to help you add realistic shadows, highlights and perspectives. ephotozine.com

Caplin invents the impossible illustration and then proceeds to define how to create it seamlessly Rangefinder

Very impressed... a must have. photoshopzone

I strongly encourage anyone who wants to quickly learn their way around Photoshop to try this book. suite101.com