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I use CS4 all day long, and I've used both training sites from time to time. They're both good. Photoshop can be as complicated as you want. You can never learn it all, because there are usually ten ways to achieve the same result. You just have to experiment, and find out which one works best for you. The more you use it, the faster your work flow will become. I'm always surprised when I learn a new trick, after I thought there wasn't much else I could learn. And then, Adobe upgrades the next version, and there is even more to learn.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpEwJzsFJ_g" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpEwJzsFJ_g</a>

These guy are pretty good.  I like the fact that they don't skip steps like some other people do as they just assume you know that short cut.

http://www.photoshoptopsecret.com/

yeah, some good suggestions.  Free tutorials shouldn't be overlooked.  I watched lots of tutcast's tutorials on illustrator and learned quite a bit.

LOL... this site can be very entetaining.  That was funny, Adelaide.

This is going to sound very non-serious but Youtube.  Search Photoshop Tutorial on youtube and you'll get more results than you know what to do with.  Watch some and you'll get an idea who is good to follow.

It autobills and you have to actually cancel it.  I just joined last week and have to say that I am loving it.  I am a completely newbie to Photoshop, just doing the basic course now.  But the guy giving it is a great for people that don't know anything, or at least I think so.

I did 2 courses last week that were general intros to digital photography, basic, but yet now so much -- because the guy giving the trainings was a veteran travel photographer and his stories and tips were great.   So far, for my $19.99  I feel like this is great -- and I look forward to getting through more classes.

I was considered Linda, but thought that I would try this one first since it is completely geared towards photographers.