Photoshop 7(R)

Name: Photoshop 7(R) | Tips and Techniques
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Tips and Techniques

Wendy Willard(Autor*in)

McGraw-Hill (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 21. Juni 2002

498 Seiten

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Intro
Copyright
Contents at a Glance
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Who Should Read This Book
What This Book Covers
Getting to Know the Work Area
What's Changed in Version 7
PART I Using Photoshop to Prepare for Web and Print Design
CHAPTER 1 Customizing Photoshop for Web Design
Check Your Screen Resolution
Change Your Default Unit of Measurement to Pixels
Customize the Color and Style of Your Ruler Guides
Check Your Color Picker
Use Web Color Sliders
Use Web-Safe Color Swatches
Create Your Own Swatch Libraries
Customize the Info Palette
Make the Color Management Settings Web-Specific
Use RGB for the Default Proof Setup
Make File Extensions Web-Friendly
Determine Whether to Use Image Previews or Thumbnails
Save Copyright Information for Files
Define and Save Your Preferred Workspace
Learn the Keyboard Shortcuts
Enable Workgroup Functionality
CHAPTER 2 Customizing Photoshop for Print Design
Pick a Color Mode
Use Grayscale and Bitmap Modes for Black and White Images
Set Up Your Swatches Palettes to Be Job-Specific
Customize the Display of Your Swatches for Print Design
Create a New Swatch in the Swatches Palette
Use the Foreground and Background Colors for Quick Color Changes
Calibrate Your Monitor
Make the Color Management Settings Print-Specific
Allocate More Memory to Photoshop
Create a New Print Design File in Photoshop
Customize Preferences for Print Design
Maximize Your Screen Space, Minimize Palette Clutter
Use the Rulers, Guides, and Grids
Improve Performance by Freeing Memory
CHAPTER 3 Getting Content into Photoshop
Use the Open Command to Bring an Existing Bitmap File into Photoshop
Use the File Browser to Preview and Sort Images
Rank Images in the File Browser for Customized Sorting
Export Cache from the File Browser for Speedy Image Previews
Dealing with Mismatching Color Profiles When Opening Images
Create a New File in Photoshop
Import a File into Photoshop Using the TWAIN Interface
Capture Images Larger than You Plan to Use in Photoshop
Adjust an Image's Resolution in Photoshop
Use the Clipboard to Transfer Files Between Applications
Use the Open Command to Open an Existing Vector File in Photoshop
Use the Place Command to Import an Existing Vector File into Another File in Photoshop
Trim Away White Space Around an Image
CHAPTER 4 Using Photoshop as a Web Page Layout Tool
Create Sketches with Accurate Proportions
Begin Designing with the Appropriate Page Size
Use Guides to Plan Page Layout
Customize Your Page for MSN TV and Other Set-Top Devices
Create a Seamless Photographic Background Tile
Create a Nonrepeating Photographic Background Tile
Create a Seamless Graphical Background Tile
Create Your Own (Hybrid) Web-Safe Colors
Preview a Browser Tile in Photoshop
Use Annotations to Ease Maintenance
Save a Copy as a High-Quality JPEG for Client Approval
Use Actions to Automate Common Processes
PART II Using Photoshop to Design Web and Print Graphics
CHAPTER 5 Using Selections and Masks
Use Quick Mask Mode for Quick Paint-by-Number Selections
Feather Selections for Soft Edges
Use the Inverse Command to Select the Opposite
Use Keyboard Commands to Quickly Add to and Delete from Existing Selections
Use Multiple Tools Together for Quick Complex Selections
Use the Magic Eraser to Remove Areas of Color with a Single Click
Remove Fringe Areas to Clean Up Selections
Use the Single Row and Single Column Marquee Tools to Create Quick Borders
Stroke Selections to Create Quick Borders
Save Selections for Future Use
Use the "Snap To" Feature to Assist in Drawing Selections
Copy Selections from One Image/Application to Another
Export Paths to Illustrator
Transform Selections with the Transform Command
Use the Pen Tools to Make Detailed, Easily Changeable Selections
Use the Magnetic Tools to Assist in Drawing Selections
Save Selections as Clipping Paths to Define Transparent Sections of an Image
Use the Color Range Command to Select Precise Areas of Color
Use the Extract Command to Remove Objects from Complex Backgrounds
CHAPTER 6 Using Layers
Turn On Thumbnail Views to Help Layer Recognition
Name Layers for Easy Recognition
Group Related Layers into Sets
Link Layers to Transform Multiple Layers at Once
Merge Layers to Reduce File Size
Align and Distribute Elements on Multiple Layers
Right-Click (CTRL CTRL-Click) to Jump to the Target Layer
Lock Layers to Protect Their Contents
Adjust Opacity to Allow Layers Beneath to Show Through
Use Layer Styles to Customize Special Effects
Add Adjustment and Fill Layers to Adjust Color on Single Layers Instead of Entire Images
Use Clipping Groups to Mask One Layer with the Contents of Another
Use Masks to Temporarily Hide Parts of Layers
CHAPTER 7 Using Text
Create a Single Line of Text along a Horizontal Axis
Create a Single Line of Text along a Vertical Axis
Use the Type Mask Tool to Create Selections of Text
Create and Modify Multiple Lines of Text
Add Anti-Aliasing to Smooth Edges
Change Text Color
Spell-Check Photoshop Text
Control How Words Wrap Across Lines in Paragraphs
Control How Words Break Across Lines in Paragraphs
Use the Appropriate Composition Method for Paragraphs of Text
Find and Replace Words or Characters in Photoshop
Align Text on Multiple Layers
Use the Free Transform Command to Scale, Skew, Rotate, Distort, or Change the Perspective of Text
Use the Warp Text Command for Curved Lines of Text
Apply Gradients to Text
Fill Text with Patterns
Fill Text with Photos or Other Images
Add Layer Styles to Create Easy Drop Shadows and Other Special Effects
Simulate HTML Text in Web Mockups
Rasterize Type Layers to Apply Photoshop Filters
Save Type Settings for Customized "Style Sheets"
Create Text along a Path
CHAPTER 8 Drawing and Painting
Use Brush Presets
Load Additional Shapes
Load Additional Patterns
Create and Save Custom Brush Tips, Shapes, and Patterns
Create and Save Custom Brushes
Create and Save Custom Tool Settings
Use the Preset Manager to Manage Saved Tool Settings
Use Photoshop's Pattern Maker
Paint with Patterns
Paint with Texture
Paint with Two Brushes at Once
Scatter Brush Strokes to Achieve Unique Paint Textures
Vary Paint Settings According to Pen Pressure
Change the Brush Size with One Click
Use the Blur and Sharpen Tools to Adjust the Focus Within Small Areas of an Image
Use the Smudge Tool to Enlarge an Image's Canvas Size
Use the Dodge and Burn Tools to Adjust the Exposure of an Image
Change the Blending Mode to Paint Highlights and Shadows
Duplicate Part of an Image with the Clone Stamp
Remove Blemishes with the Patch and Healing Brush Tools
Restore Part of an Image to the Previously Saved Version
Use the History Brushes to Combine Creative Effects
Add Layer Styles to Shapes for Quick and Easy Buttons
Use Font Dingbats for Easy Icons
CHAPTER 9 Using Favorite Creative Effects
Create a Fake Duotone
Add Noise to an Image
Add Motion to an Image
Apply a Gaussian Blur to Bring an Object into Focus
Use Bitmap Mode to Create Interesting Effects
Create a Drop Shadow that Will Remain Transparent When Exported into Other Page Layout Programs
Apply Preset Styles for Quick Special Effects
Remove Blemishes from Human Faces
Make the Color of Human Faces More Vivid
Quickly Remove Common Color Casts
Remove Red-Eye from Photographs
Create a Perspective Cast Shadow
Change the Color of Someone's Shirt, Shoes, Bag, or Any Other Object in a Photo
Add Objects or People to Existing Images
Adjust the Color of a Pasted Object to Match Its New Surroundings
Straighten a Crookedly Scanned Image
Remove the Dot Grain from a Scanned Image
Add Color to Black and White Images
Quickly Add Clouds to an Image
Turn Clouds into Water
Make Flat Objects Appear Spherical
Transform Objects into Three Dimensions
Add Lighting Effects
Retouch an Old Photograph
Add Frames to Photographs
PART III Using Photoshop to Produce Web and Print Graphics
CHAPTER 10 Slicing and Optimizing Web Graphics
Slice Web Designs According to Page Layout
Customize Output Settings
Select the Best File Format for the Job
Optimize GIFs
Optimize JPEGs
Optimize PNGs
Optimize WBMPs
Use Dithering to Smooth Edges in GIF and PNG-8 Files
Manipulate the Colors in GIF and PNG-8 Files
Optimize Transparent Web Graphics
Use Transparency Dithering When Placing a Transparent GIF or PNG-8 on a Patterned Background
Use Weighted Optimization
Optimize by File Size
Link Slices to Optimize Multiple Slices at Once
Use Photoshop/ImageReady to Preview in a Browser
Use Photoshop/ImageReady to Build HTML Code
Import Sliced Photoshop Files into GoLive to Build HTML Code
Import Layered Photoshop Files into GoLive to Build DHTML Code
Use Photoshop Mockups as Tracing Images When Building Pages in GoLive
CHAPTER 11 Animated, Interactive, and Data-Driven Graphics
Jump to ImageReady for Animation and Rollovers
Use Layers to Build Animation
Use the Animation Palette to Build Animation
Copy and Paste the Contents of Frames
Preview an Animation and Adjust the Timing
Tween Frames for Instant Animation
Optimize GIF Animations
Preview Animation in a Browser
Animate with the Liquify Command
Place Layered Photoshop Files into LiveMotion when Creating Flash (SFW) or QuickTime (MOV) Content
Use the Rollovers Palette to Build Rollovers
Add Layer Styles for Quick and Easy Rollover Effects
Create Rollover Styles to Speed Development of Navigation Systems
Preview Rollovers
Optimize Rollovers
Combine Animation and Rollovers
Create an Image Map
Preview and Optimize an Image Map
Combine Image Maps and Rollovers
Create a Template Used to Bulk-Produce Multiple Graphics with Adobe AlterCast
Create a Web Photo Gallery
Create High-Resolution, Web-Friendly Images
CHAPTER 12 Optimizing Print Graphics
Make All Adjustments in RGB Mode, then Convert to CMYK
Create a Duotone Image
Edit a Duotone Curve
Use Variations to Quickly Alter Color and Tone
Use Levels to Correct Color and Tone
Adjust Images for Perfect Skin Tone
Make Sure Your Whites Are Really White
Pay Attention to the Gamut Warning in the Color Picker
Add Noise to Drop Shadows for Better Results on Press
Colorize Grayscale TIFFs in Page-Layout Programs
Rasterize EPS Files Created in Other Programs in Photoshop
Drag and Drop Graphics from Other Programs into Photoshop
Drag and Drop Graphics from Photoshop into Other Programs
Save as EPS or TIFF for Placement in Page-Layout Programs
Save Your Document as a PDF for Easy File Sharing
Print Files Directly from Photoshop
Specify Accurate Halftone Screen Options
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