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After rewriting from scratch between 1.41 and 2.0, along with a lot of work put into editing down the book, it’s hard to believe that I’m finally seeing a printed copy of my book. And now I have it in my hand. It’s a rather odd feeling. Anyone’s first book is probably the hardest and I did learn a lot in the writing process. I was also very glad to be tech editing other books at the same time, because it gave me valuable insight into the process. Well, the book will be out there in the wild very soon. I can only hope it will do well!
Here’s a quick flick through it:
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Hi Sean,
Let me be the first one here to congratulate you on your new book. I’ll be looking forward to reading it! I wish you the best success with it.
Cheers, Markus
Oh, congrats!! You are one person who should have published books on this or related topics long back. Great. Will it available in Europe? Or as pdf as some of the lightroom books are available?
Congratulations, Sean! Hope the book does well.
Thanks folks.
The publisher is English, so yes it’s available in Europe.
Congrats, Sean!
Congratulations. I look forward to skimming the first chapter on Amazon.com when it’s out.
Chap 1 is about half the book . Originally there were 5 chapters, 2 on Library, 2 on Develop, and 1 on Output. That then nearly became 7, with the last chapter split into slideshow, print and web.
In the end chapters were merged into Library, Develop and Output. Editorial decisions. Ask any author about them
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