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Title: good, and useful Review: You will make nothing cool in this book as far as examples, tutorials go, but what it will do is concentrate on solid methods you can use to get the most out of photoshop. Most content is geared toward small tweaks, processes you can use to add quality to your work. For example, most people use the unsharp mask or sharpen tools to crispen images, in addition to this, she will show you some lesser-known features such as high-pass, which may give better sharpening results in many situations. This whole book is based on stuff like that. So if you are interested in exploring lesser-known ways of going about things, then you should get it. My guess is that intermediate artists would benefit the most from this. Even beginners will get something out of it. All in all this is a good title. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Well worth the money! Review: I first bought this product at my local paint supplier about two years ago when I was doing a lot of restoration work on classics. I picked it up on a whim, tired of using cardboard or pieces of sheetmetal to mix my filler on. At first glance, I though the board would be too small, but in reality no one ever needs to mix a huge amount of filler at one time anyway. You mix your filler, apply, tear the top sheet off, and throw it away. My first board lasted about two months with very heavy use. I would recommend this product to anyone doing bodywork, (Hobby, or professional) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Another Winner for Tony Millionaire Review: Odd, creative and challenging this book challenges convention. It is an enjoyable read even if it is not quit up to the standard of Sock Monkey. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Finally Some Common Sense! Review: There are SO many "diet" books out there that want only for you to compromise your health so that the author can line his or her pocket with your cash--this is different. Body For Life make sense; it doesn't go to an extreme in either direction, and it's entirely doable... Bill Phillips has taken information the gymrats have known for years and presented it to the public in an easy to understand format. Give it 12 weeks, and you give yourself the gift of a habit of good nutrition and exercise habits. You can't beat that! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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