About

Peachpit Imprints

All of our products are richly illustrated and written by the industry's top teachers and trainers. They are full of step-by-step illustrations and screen shots; easy-to-follow, practical instructions; and tips and techniques designed to take your skills up a notch or two—or three. But that's not to say that all of our products are the same. Each series, video, and title has its unique strengths and style of instruction.

	Since 1986, our flagship imprint Peachpit Press has been training and inspiring creative people, publishing top-quality books, eBooks, and videos on the latest in photography, graphic design, web design and development, digital video, the Mac, and digital-lifestyle applications and devices. Our award-winning products feature the best authors and the clearest writing in the industry, with easy-to-follow step-by-step explanations, timesaving techniques, hard-earned insider tips, and expert advice for users of all sorts. Peachpit Press is home to From Snapshots to Great Shots, the Visual QuickStart Guides, Scott Kelby's The Digital Photography Book series, and so many more.
	New Riders captures, celebrates, and disseminates influential ideas and revolutionary techniques from leading-edge designers, web practitioners, photographers, and design business visionaries. New Riders is a powerful learning companion to help you move your skills beyond the ordinary.
	The source of both official training materials for Adobe software as well as inspiration for all digital communicators, Adobe Press is home to the most popular—and most translated—series in the industry today, Classroom in a Book. This series is adopted by more educators to teach graphics and web design than any other series in the computer book market. Peachpit is proud to partner with Adobe to publish Adobe Press products worldwide.
	Each Apple Certified title is a self-paced, project-based course with focused lessons that take you step by step through practical, real-world projects. Ample illustrations and keyboard shortcuts help you master techniques fast, while lesson goals and time estimates help you plan your time.