Get expert tips on attaining professional results using Photoshop CS and Photoshop 7. This full-color, project-based approach teaches common and easy-to-learn techniques Photoshop professionals use in the digital darkroom - how to scan, archive, and manage digital images, plus the removal of dust, scratches, and other flaws. Then, retouch portraits, correct color, exposure, focus problems, and much more. Jargon-free language and basic instruction on Photoshop make this accessible to all levels. It includes sample images on the companion website that you can use with the tutorials.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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978-0-07-225437-2 (9780072254372)
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JULIE ADAIR KING (Indianapolis, IN) is the best-selling author of numerous popular books about digital photography and image-editing, including Digital Photography for Dummies. She has been a guest on many nationally syndicated and local radio and television shows.
PART I: Into the Digital Darkroom CHAPTER 1: Photoshop Road Map CHAPTER 2: Pixels, Channels, and Other Digital Mysteries CHAPTER 3: Open and Organize Your Photo Files PART II: Photoshop Basics CHAPTER 4: First Steps: Protect and Crop CHAPTER 5: Field Guide to Brush Options and Color Controls CHAPTER 6: Selective Editing: Masking in Photoshop CHAPTER 7: Power Selection Techniques CHAPTER 8: Layers:The Photo Editor's Best Weapon PART III: Exposure and Color Techniques CHAPTER 9: Too Light? Too Dark? No Problem! CHAPTER 10: When Good Colors Go Bad CHAPTER 11: More Color Tricks PART IV: Retouching Techniques CHAPTER 12: Spot Removal and Other Touch-Up Work CHAPTER 13: Lens Work: Perspective and Focus Adjustments PART V: Photographer's Guide to Output CHAPTER 14: Color Management Demystified CHAPTER 15: Print and Share Your Photos
