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Adobe Photoshop Elements 4: Creating Slideshows

Nigel Atherton

Sep 25, 2014

Adobe Photoshop Elements 4: Creating Slideshows

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Philip Andrews shows how to create slideshows, using Adobe Photoshop Elements 4

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Nigel studied photography at Plymouth College of Art & Design and the University of Westminster and worked as a professional photographer for over 10 years before joining Amateur Photographer magazine in 1994.

He was appointed Editor of What Digital Camera in 2002 and Group Editor of the Time Inc UK photography portfolio in 2013.

He has also written and edited several books on photography.

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