"Professional Photoshop 7" not only covers color correcting for press, but also reflects the changing needs of readers by addressing issues such as outputting to color printers and high-volume copiers. The author teaches color correction with Photoshop by demystifying classic skills-analyzing images, understanding colorspaces, working with numerical color curves, using the Unsharp Mask filter. Covers new Photoshop 7. This edition includes three completely new chapters on previously unpublished techniques for correcting color. About The CD-ROM: Includes original images from the book, bonus instructional materials, Adobe Acrobat Reader for Windows and Macintosh.
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"...a wealth of information on this crucial, complex subject...Star Rating ..." (Mac World, December 2002)
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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978-0-7645-3695-3 (9780764536953)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
In September 2001, DAN MARGULIS was one of the first three individuals and the only writer to be named as a member of the Photoshop Hall of Fame. In announcing his election, the National Association of Photoshop Professionals said, "Dan's ability to reduce complicated concepts to words that users can understand and his insistence on dealing with real--world relevance have made him today's most influential voice in professional color reproduction."
1. Preflight: What Shall We Do with This Image? 2. Color Correction By the Numbers. 3. The Steeper the Curve, The More the Contrast. 4. Sharpening with a Stiletto. 5. Plate Blending as Poetry. 6. Inferences, Illusions, and When to Bet the Image. 7. In Color Correction The Key Is the K. 8. RGB Is CMY. 9. HSB Is LAB. 10. Friend and Foe In Black and White. 11. All Colorspaces Are One. 12. Making Things Look Alike. 13. Managing Separation And Color Settings. 14. The Great Dot Gain Gamble. 15. Resolving the Resolution Issue. 16. Changing the Rules After the Cards Are Dealt. 17. Friend and Foe in Color. 18. Every File Has Ten Channels. Notes & Credits. Index. A Note on the Type.
