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It assumes a familiarity with terms without explaining them well.
For example, there is a complete lack of explanation as to why one would wish to change a profile coming from a digital camera into another profile which is more favorable for printing images from an inkjet printer. Similar situations appear throughout the book (the section on curves will leave a body cross-eyed).
This is an 'instruction' manual for those functioning at the intermediate/advanced level, but it in no way 'teaches' one how to use Photoshop or why a certain step should be taken, so there is no real sense of 'aha! That's why I should use this function instead of that one.' A person can get lost in the dialogue, which is more apt to satisfy color professionals than John Q Public, who simply wants to learn how to use Photoshop for color correcting without a primer course under their belt.
Not recommended for anyone with an IQ under 150 -- unless you wants wrinkles on your forehead from consternation.