How many times have you said, "I'll just fix it in Photoshop"? And then you discover that "fixing" an image means hours in front of your computer. Wouldn't it be better - and easier - to take the time to shoot your digital photographs correctly in the first place and minimize the back-breaking hours hunched over a keyboard? Preventive Photoshop shows you how to shave hours off your computer time by learning essential photographic techniques that, when coupled with Adobe Photoshop, let you create professional-quality images. According to author Douglas Ford Rea, the key is knowing which problems are more easily solved before the shutter is clicked rather than after the files are downloaded. By understanding image fundamentals like lighting, white balance, and color correction, you'll begin to "think in Photoshop." You'll learn:
How to eliminate image noise for sharp-looking images
Why shooting camera raw yields the best image results
How to color manage your camera and your computer
Why in-camera sharpening must be turned off
How to read histograms and highlight warnings
Why previewing images on your camera LCD is misleading
How to create a camera-to-computer feedback loop
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978-0-321-41096-2 (9780321410962)
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Douglas Ford Rea has been a member of the faculty at the Rochester Institute of Technology since 1976, where, as the Chair of the Photo-journalism Depart ment, he also pioneered programs in digital imaging and publishing. As a photographer, Rea has had over 30 exhibitions of his work. Professor Rea lectures extensively on topics in digital photography and concept-to-press workflows. Rea is also very active as an industry consultant. He frequently presents seminars and custom programs on related projects. Rea's professional photographic specialty is motor sports.
