FreeHand
10 f/x & Design
by Ron Rockwell
This book showcases the FreeHand drawing techniques that can be used
to draw creative and inspiring illustrations. FreeHand 10 f/x and Design
teaches how to trace scanned images for use in printable or Web-ready
illustrations. It shows how to construct an object from drawings, sketches
or actual objects into three-dimensional renderings, how to effectively
integrate your illustrations with Flash, plus much more. Real-world projects
are provided throughout this book demonstrating intermediate to advanced
FreeHand tools strengthening print and Web-based graphic techniques. The
CD-ROM includes demo versions of FreeHand 10 and Flash 5, a library of
electronic symbols used in electronic schematic drawings, plus a gallery
of other photos for use when trying out these techniques.
Studio
MX Bible
Co-authored by Ron Rockwell
Ron wrote the FreeHand section of this 1100-page book. It is written
primarily to FreeHand 10, as that is what shipped with the original Macromedia
Studio MX. But towards the end of the writing process, FreeHand MX went
into beta, so there is a chapter that deals with all the new toys and
tools that FreeHand MX has to offer. This is the first book to explore
FreeHand MX, and was published within days of the program's release.
This book deals with the interactivity of all the programs in the Studio:
FreeHand, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, Flash, and ColdFusion. Through a series
of projects, the interactivity between the programs becomes apparent and
easy to grasp.
Digital
Photography Bible, 2nd Edition
Co-authored by Ron Rockwell
Ken Milburn wrote the first edition of this book and asked a couple of
us to help out with this enlarged version. It is designed to help beginners
in digital photography all the way through professional photographers
who want to learn a little more about the digital end of the trade. Chapters
include camera selection, printing images, retouching images, camera equipment,
and high-end printing options. Ron's section on advanced image editing
will be useful for anyone working with digital images.

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