Inspire: a video about photoshop

hello
i am hoping to inspire someone to buy and enjoy photoshop.
is there an inspirational adobe photoshop demo dvd that shows how amazing pohotoshop is? ( not a trial program)
or just as good: a documentry on the evolution of photoshop How it changed our world!!
perhaps a dvd that goes through all the tools quickly, with wonderful examples of how the tools are used and where in the media today,from magazines to product design!
i can find tutorials online ,but obvioulsy they are soo slow..and only good if you already know of photoshop; and have been inspired of what photoshop can do for you ;and you are ready to learn.
any help would be great.
heqy !

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Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 18:08:37 -0700
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