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El. knyga: Adobe Photoshop CS6 Bible

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  • Leidėjas: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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  • ISBN-13: 9781118238233
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  • Serija: Bible
  • Išleidimo metai: 13-Apr-2012
  • Leidėjas: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781118238233

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An in-depth guide covers everything from the latest features and tools in Photoshop CS6 to the basics of Camera Raw, and includes techniques for producing images for mobile devices and creating 3D objects.

The comprehensive, soup-to-nuts guide to Photoshop, fully updated

Photoshop CS6, used for both print and digital media, is the industry leader in image-editing software. The newest version adds some exciting new features, and this bestselling guide has been revised to cover each of them, along with all the basic information you need to get started. Learn to use all the tools, including the histogram palette, Lens Blur, Match Color, and the color replacement tool, as well as keyboard shortcuts. Then master retouching and color correction, work with Camera Raw images, prepare photos for print or the web, and much more.

  • Photoshop has the broadest user base of any professional-level graphics application, ranging from photo hobbyists to professionals in graphic design, publishing, video editing, animation, and broadcasting
  • This comprehensive guide has what beginners need to know as well as intermediate-level information on key tools and procedures
  • Features a 16-page full-color insert and a companion website with tutorials, including JPEG and PSD files of images from the book
  • Covers image-editing basics, the File Browser, histogram palette, Lens Blur, Match Color, the color replacement tool, and customizable keyboard shortcuts
  • Delves into techniques for working with Camera Raw images; how to retouch, color-correct, manipulate, and combine images; and all the new features and enhancements in the latest version

Photoshop CS6 Bible is the one reference book every Photoshop user needs.

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The ultimate companion for Photoshop CS6 and its stunning new features. (Advanced Photoshop, July 2012) This is a book you will use on a regular basis...a well recommended reference book. (Burton Mail, February 2013)

Acknowledgments xxxi
Introduction xxxiii
Part I Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS6
1(208)
Chapter 1 Introducing Adobe Photoshop CS6
3(12)
Discovering the Versatile World of Photoshop
3(3)
Knowing when to use Photoshop
4(1)
Understanding the limitations of Photoshop
5(1)
Looking at What's New in Photoshop CS6
6(8)
Summary
14(1)
Chapter 2 Exploring the Photoshop Workspace
15(64)
Touring the Workspace
15(12)
Cruising the Photoshop menu bar
16(2)
Looking at the document workspace
18(1)
Changing the view size of a document
18(2)
Viewing document information
20(1)
Arranging the view of multiple documents
21(3)
Understanding the Toolbox and tool options bar
24(1)
Understanding panels
25(2)
Using workspace presets
27(1)
Exploring the Photoshop Menu Bar
27(17)
Using the File menu
28(1)
Exploring the Edit menu
28(1)
Using the Image menu
29(1)
Ruler Tool
30(1)
Count Tool
31(1)
Record Measurements
31(1)
Set Measurement Scale
31(1)
Select Data Points
32(1)
Place Scale Marker
33(1)
Understanding the Layer menu
33(1)
Examining the Type menu
33(2)
Using the Select menu
35(1)
Exploring the Filter menu
35(1)
Understanding the 3D menu
36(1)
Using the View menu
36(1)
Proof Options
37(1)
Extras and Show
38(2)
Rulers
40(1)
Snap and Snap To
41(1)
New Guide, Lock Guides, and Clear Guides
41(1)
Lock Slices and Clear Slices
41(1)
Exploring the Window menu
41(1)
Using the Help menu
42(1)
Photoshop Help
43(1)
Deactivate
43(1)
Exploring Panels
44(2)
Understanding the Tools in the Toolbox
46(4)
Configuring Presets
50(5)
Selecting tool presets
51(1)
Managing presets
52(2)
Creating presets
54(1)
Setting Preferences
55(19)
Updating General preferences
56(5)
Arranging Interface preferences
61(1)
Setting File Handling preferences
62(3)
Adjusting Performance preferences
65(2)
Configuring Cursors preferences
67(1)
Setting Transparency & Gamut preferences
68(1)
Using Units & Rulers preferences
69(2)
Adjusting Guides, Grid, and Slices preferences
71(1)
Configuring Plug-ins preferences
72(1)
Setting Type preferences
72(1)
Adjusting 3D preferences
73(1)
Customizing Shortcuts and Menus
74(4)
Customizing menus
74(1)
Customizing shortcuts
75(3)
Summary
78(1)
Chapter 3 Performing Image Basics
79(38)
Exploring File Types
79(10)
Understanding compressed versus uncompressed
80(1)
Using raster versus vector
80(1)
Introducing HDR images
81(1)
Understanding image files
81(1)
Photoshop (*.PSD; *.PDD)
81(1)
Tagged Image File Format (*.TIF; *.TIFF)
82(1)
Joint Photographic Experts Group (*.JPG; *.JPEG; *.JPE)
82(1)
JPEG 2000 (*.JP2; *.JPX)
82(1)
CompuServ GIF (*.GIF)
82(1)
Portable Network Graphics (*.PNG)
83(1)
Bitmap (*.BMP; *.RLE; *.DIB)
83(1)
RAW (*.RAW; *.CR; *.CR2; *.DNG; and several others)
83(1)
Portable bitmap (*.PBM; *.PGM; *.PPM; *.PNM; *.PFM; *.PAM)
84(1)
Wireless bitmap (*.WBM; *.WBMPI)
84(1)
Encapsulated PostScript (*.EPS; *.AI3; *.AI8; *.PS; *.EPSP; *.EPSF)
84(1)
Photoshop PDF (*.PDF; *.PDP)
85(1)
Personal Computer eXchange (*.PCX)
85(1)
PICT (*.PCT; *.PICT)
86(1)
Pixar (*.PXR)
86(1)
Flash XML Graphics (*.FXG)
86(1)
Google Earth 4 (*.KMZ)
86(1)
Photoshop Big (*.PSB)
86(1)
OpenEXR (*.EXR)
87(1)
Cineon (*.CIN)
87(1)
Interchange File Format (*.IFF; *.TDI)
87(1)
Scitex CT (*.SCT)
87(1)
Targa (*.TGA; *.VDA; *.ICB; *.VST)
87(1)
Radiance (*.HDR; *.RGBE; *.XYZE)
87(1)
Understanding video files
88(1)
Supporting 3D file formats
89(1)
Supporting the DICOM file format
89(1)
Creating and Opening Images
89(6)
Creating a new image
90(1)
Opening an existing image
91(1)
Opening an existing image as a specific file type
92(1)
Saving an image
93(2)
Resizing Files and Adjusting Resolution
95(6)
Understanding resolution
96(1)
Changing the image size and resolution
96(1)
Understanding the resolution and size relationship
96(1)
Understanding resizing algorithms in Photoshop
97(1)
Adjusting the image size and resolution
98(2)
Changing the canvas size
100(1)
Cropping and Straightening Images
101(13)
Using general guidelines for cropping a photo
102(1)
Getting rid of background clutter
102(1)
Preserving aspect ratio
102(1)
Applying the rule of thirds
102(1)
Giving your subject somewhere to go
103(1)
Closing in on your subject
104(1)
Telling a story with a photo
105(1)
Cropping an image
105(1)
Using the Crop tool
105(3)
Cropping an image to a different perspective
108(1)
Cropping using the Selection tools
109(1)
Straightening an image
109(1)
Rotating and flipping images
110(1)
Rotating while cropping
111(1)
Using the Crop and Straighten tool
112(1)
Using the Ruler tool
112(2)
Trimming a border
114(1)
Summary
114(3)
Chapter 4 Understanding Colors, Histograms, Levels, and Curves
117(34)
Knowing Color Basics
117(2)
Understanding color
118(1)
Looking at color, intensity, and the human eye
118(1)
Understanding Channels and Levels
119(1)
Adjusting with Histograms
119(14)
Understanding histograms
120(1)
Determining overexposure and underexposure in an image
120(1)
Determining color balance in an image
121(1)
Using the Histogram panel
122(1)
Setting Histogram panel options
123(1)
Selecting channels
124(1)
Selecting a source
125(1)
Understanding statistics
126(1)
Adjusting images with the histogram tools
127(1)
Using the handles to adjust the histogram
128(1)
Using the eyedroppers to adjust the histogram
129(1)
Adjusting levels with the Curves tool
130(1)
Understanding curves
130(1)
Using the Curves tool
131(2)
Working in Different Color Modes
133(8)
Understanding the different color modes
134(1)
Bitmap
134(1)
Grayscale
135(1)
Duotone
136(1)
Indexed color
137(2)
RGB color
139(1)
CMYK color
139(1)
Lab color
139(1)
Multichannel
140(1)
Learning about bits per channel
140(1)
Choosing Colors
141(9)
Choosing colors with the Color Picker tool
141(3)
Using the Color panel
144(1)
Using the Swatches panel
145(2)
Selecting color from an image with the Eyedropper tool
147(1)
Understanding the Color Sampler tool
148(1)
Using the HUD Color Picker
149(1)
Summary
150(1)
Chapter 5 Applying History and Actions
151(20)
Understanding Photoshop's Non-Destructive Features
151(2)
Using the History Panel
153(8)
Understanding the History panel
154(1)
Configuring the History panel
154(2)
Navigating through history states
156(1)
Using snapshots
156(1)
Creating documents
157(1)
Deleting history
157(1)
Painting from history
157(1)
Using the Eraser tool in the History panel
158(2)
Using the History Brush
160(1)
Making use of the Art History Brush
160(1)
Using selections when painting history
160(1)
Creating and Using Automated Actions
161(8)
Understanding the Actions panel
161(3)
Loading existing action sets
164(1)
Creating custom actions
164(1)
Editing actions
165(1)
Adding a stop
166(1)
Adding operations
166(1)
Moving operations
166(1)
Duplicating actions and operations
166(1)
Modifying operations
167(1)
Deleting an operation
168(1)
Modifying the action name and function key
168(1)
Saving actions
168(1)
Adjusting action settings temporarily by using the toggle boxes
168(1)
Playing actions
168(1)
Managing the action list
168(1)
Summary
169(2)
Chapter 6 Using Bridge to Organize and Process Files
171(38)
Working in the Bridge Workspaces
171(6)
Examining the Bridge utility
172(1)
Main menu bar
172(1)
Toolbar
173(1)
Window panes
174(1)
Content view controls
175(1)
Using the Bridge workspaces
176(1)
Organizing Files in Bridge
177(18)
Importing images from cameras and card readers
178(1)
Get Photos From
178(1)
Location
178(1)
Create Subfolder(s)
178(2)
Rename Files
180(1)
Open Adobe Bridge
181(1)
Convert to DNG
181(1)
Delete Original Files
182(1)
Save Copies To
182(1)
Apply Metadata
182(1)
Working with image metadata
182(2)
Assigning ratings and labels to files
184(1)
Assigning keywords to files
185(1)
Adding an existing keyword to a file
186(1)
Adding a new keyword
186(1)
Inserting a new subkeyword
187(1)
Finding a keyword in the list
187(1)
Renaming and deleting keywords
187(1)
Renaming files
187(2)
Finding files
189(1)
Locating files using the Filter panel
189(1)
Tracking files using the Find tool
190(1)
Viewing files using the Review Mode utility
191(1)
Using collections
192(1)
Creating collections
192(1)
Creating smart collections
192(1)
Creating stacks
193(1)
Deleting versus rejecting files
194(1)
Processing Images Using Bridge and Photoshop
195(10)
Opening images in Photoshop
195(1)
Placing images in Photoshop
195(1)
Loading files as Photoshop layers
195(1)
Opening in Camera Raw
196(1)
Processing Multiple Files Using the Batch Interface
196(1)
Using the Image Processor Interface
197(1)
Merging photos
198(1)
Using Photoshop Photomerge
199(1)
Using Photoshop Merge to HDR
199(1)
Auto-merging images into HDR and panoramic images
199(2)
Creating PDFs and Web Galleries
201(1)
Creating a PDF
201(2)
Creating a Web Gallery
203(2)
Using the Mini-Bridge Tool in Photoshop
205(2)
Summary
207(2)
Part II Working with Camera Raw Images
209(72)
Chapter 7 Exploring Camera Raw Basics
211(24)
Looking at Camera Raw Benefits
212(4)
Keeping original CMOS information
212(1)
Editing non-destructively
213(2)
Saving time
215(1)
Understanding Camera Raw File Types
216(1)
Creating an XMP sidebar file
216(1)
Converting RAW formats to DNG files
216(1)
Opening Images in Camera Raw
217(1)
Getting to Know the Camera Raw Workspace
218(2)
Changing Your Workflow Options
220(4)
Setting the color space
221(1)
Choosing a bit depth
221(1)
Adjusting image size
222(1)
Setting the resolution
223(1)
Applying output sharpening
223(1)
Opening images as Smart Objects
224(1)
Setting Preferences
224(4)
Saving images
224(1)
Changing image settings
225(1)
Applying Sharpening
226(1)
Changing the default image settings
226(1)
Modifying the Camera Raw cache
227(1)
Handling DNG files
227(1)
Handling JPEG and TIFF file formats
227(1)
Using the Camera Raw Panel Menu
228(2)
Creating Snapshots
230(1)
Saving Presets
231(1)
Exporting Camera Raw Files
232(2)
Summary
234(1)
Chapter 8 Processing Photos with Camera Raw
235(46)
Getting to Know the Camera Raw Tools
235(4)
Synchronizing Adjustments in Multiple RAW Images
239(2)
Adjusting the White Balance
241(3)
Using the White Balance tool
242(1)
Changing the lighting settings
243(1)
Using the Temperature and Tint sliders
243(1)
Adjusting Lighting
244(4)
Adjusting Color and Clarity
248(13)
Tweaking clarity, vibrance, and saturation
249(1)
Adjusting the Tone Curve
250(1)
The Parametric panel
250(3)
The Point tab
253(3)
Adjusting hue, saturation, and luminance
256(1)
Hue adjustments
257(1)
Saturation adjustments
257(1)
Luminance adjustments
258(1)
Creating a grayscale photo
258(1)
Using Split Toning
259(2)
Correcting and Retouching
261(12)
Cloning and spot removal
261(2)
Removing red-eye
263(1)
Using the Adjustment Brush
264(1)
Setting the Mask options
265(1)
Using the pins
266(1)
Setting the Brush options
266(1)
Setting the Adjustment options
267(3)
Creating a Graduated Filter
270(3)
Creating Artistic Effects
273(3)
Adding grain to your image
274(1)
Adding a vignette
274(2)
Correcting Camera Quirks
276(2)
Making lens corrections
276(1)
Setting camera calibration
277(1)
Reducing Noise and Adjusting Sharpness
278(2)
Reducing noise
278(2)
Sharpening
280(1)
Summary
280(1)
Part III Working with Selections, Layers, and Channels
281(116)
Chapter 9 Creating Selections
283(38)
Getting Familiar with the Select Menu
283(3)
Using the Selection Tools
286(16)
Exploring the Marquee tools
286(3)
Using the Rectangular Marquee tool
289(1)
Using the Elliptical Marquee tool
289(1)
Looking at the Lasso tools
290(2)
Using the Lasso tool
292(1)
Using the Polygonal Lasso tool
292(2)
Using the Magnetic Lasso tool
294(2)
Examining the Quick Selection tools
296(1)
Looking at the Quick Selection tool
296(1)
Working with the Quick Selection tool
297(2)
Looking at the Magic Wand tool
299(1)
Working with the Magic Wand tool
300(2)
Refining Your Selection
302(15)
Adjusting a selection
302(1)
Using the selection tools
302(1)
Transforming a selection
303(1)
Using paths
304(2)
Using Quick Mask mode
306(4)
Refining the edges
310(1)
Changing your View Mode
310(2)
Using the Edge Detection options
312(3)
Adjusting edges
315(1)
Choosing Output settings
316(1)
Using the Color Range Selector
317(2)
Summary
319(2)
Chapter 10 Learning All About Layers
321(50)
Introducing Layers
322(3)
Understanding multiple layers
322(2)
Adding new layers
324(1)
Adding another document as a new layer
324(1)
Adding text or shapes as a new layer
325(1)
Creating selections to make a new layer
325(1)
Using the Layer Menus
325(6)
Getting to know the Layer menu
326(3)
Getting to know the Layers panel menu
329(2)
Looking at the Layers Panel
331(12)
Filtering layers
331(2)
Changing the Opacity and Fill settings
333(1)
Changing the lock settings
334(1)
Blending modes
335(1)
Choosing Normal and Dissolve blending modes
335(1)
Using darkening blending modes
336(1)
Using lightening blending modes
337(1)
Adding contrast blending modes
338(1)
Using difference blending modes
338(1)
Looking at the color blending modes
339(1)
Blending images using blending modes
339(2)
Linking layers
341(1)
Creating layer styles, layer masks, and fill and adjustment layers
342(1)
Grouping layers
342(1)
Creating a blank layer
343(1)
Throwing layers away
343(1)
Applying Worry-Free Fill and Adjustment Layers
343(5)
Choosing a fill or adjustment layer
344(1)
Learning the basics of fill layers
344(1)
Learning the basics of adjustment layers
345(3)
Editing the properties of a fill or adjustment layer
348(1)
Creating Layer Style Special Effects
348(4)
Choosing a layer style
349(1)
Adjusting layer style options
350(1)
Creating a separate layer from a layer style
351(1)
Creating Smart Objects
352(5)
Converting a layer to a Smart Object
353(1)
Adding Smart Filters
354(1)
Making changes to Smart Filters
354(3)
Manipulating Layer Masks
357(10)
Creating masks
357(1)
Using the Add layer mask icon
357(1)
Using the Refine Edge dialog box
358(1)
Creating type masks
359(1)
Looking at clipping masks
359(2)
Editing masks
361(1)
Making changes to a mask by painting on the image
361(1)
Editing masks using the Channels panel
362(1)
Editing masks using the Properties panel
363(2)
Unlinking and moving masks
365(2)
Creating Layer Comps
367(2)
Merging Layers
369(1)
Summary
370(1)
Chapter 11 Exploring Channels
371(26)
Understanding Color Channels
371(2)
Using the Channel Mixer
373(6)
Mixing colors with the Channel Mixer
374(1)
Swapping colors
375(1)
Converting color to grayscale
376(3)
Using the Channels Panel
379(5)
Selecting channels
380(1)
Deleting channels
381(1)
Duplicating channels
381(1)
Splitting and merging channels
382(1)
Sharing channels between images
382(2)
Making Channel Selections
384(3)
Understanding the Alpha Channel
387(5)
Creating alpha channels
387(1)
Loading selections from alpha channels
388(1)
Modifying alpha channels
389(1)
Understanding alpha channels versus layer masks
389(1)
Changing the channel options for alpha channels
390(2)
Using Spot Color Channels
392(3)
Creating a spot color channel
392(2)
Merging spot color channels
394(1)
Removing ink overlap using spot color channels
394(1)
Summary
395(2)
Part IV Enhancing, Correcting, and Retouching Images
397(154)
Chapter 12 Optimizing Adjustment Workflow
399(10)
Understanding Workflow
399(2)
Making Auto Adjustments
401(2)
Creating Adjustment Layers
403(3)
Making Adjustments Using the Properties Panel
406(2)
Summary
408(1)
Chapter 13 Lighting and Color Adjustments
409(62)
Applying Quick Adjustments to Light and Color
409(23)
Adjusting brightness and contrast versus exposure
410(1)
Using the Brightness/Contrast tool to adjust lighting
410(1)
Using the Exposure tool to adjust lighting
411(4)
Changing the color balance
415(3)
Making selective color adjustments
418(2)
Applying Photo Filter to images
420(2)
Replacing specific colors
422(4)
Using the Variations tool
426(2)
Changing the shadows and highlights in images
428(1)
Fixing shadows
428(1)
Fixing highlights
428(1)
Adjusting after shadows or highlights are corrected
429(1)
Creating customized black-and-white photos
430(2)
Fine-Tuning Hue and Saturation
432(7)
Using the Hue/Saturation tool
433(3)
Adjusting the hue and saturation to make colors pop
436(3)
Adjusting Levels
439(9)
Using the Levels adjustment tool
440(4)
Configuring the Auto Levels adjustment
444(1)
Adjusting levels to increase detail in images
445(3)
Making Adjustments with Curves
448(10)
Using the Curves tool
449(4)
Configuring the Curves tool
453(1)
Configuring the Auto Curves tool
454(1)
Adjusting the curve to correct color and contrast in images
454(4)
Using the Match Color Tool to Change Colors
458(3)
Working with HDR Images
461(7)
Creating HDR images
462(4)
Converting HDR images to 8 bits per channel
466(2)
Summary
468(3)
Chapter 14 Applying Sharpness, Blur, and Noise Adjustments
471(42)
Using Sharpening Filters to Sharpen Images
471(11)
Understanding basic sharpening filters
472(4)
Using the Unsharp Mask filter
476(4)
Applying Smart Sharpen
480(2)
Using Blur Filters to Soften Images
482(24)
Understanding the automatic blur filters
483(1)
Using the Gaussian, Box, and Shape Blur filters
483(1)
Gaussian Blur
483(1)
Box Blur
484(1)
Shape Blur
485(1)
Creating a direction blur
486(1)
Adding a Motion Blur to an image
486(2)
Radial Blur
488(1)
Adding a Surface Blur
489(1)
Applying a Smart Blur
489(1)
Faking Lens Blur
490(1)
Preview
490(1)
Depth Map
491(1)
Iris
492(1)
Specular Highlights
492(1)
Noise
493(1)
Introducing the Blur Gallery
493(1)
Using the Blur Gallery Options bar
493(2)
Using the on-image controls
495(4)
Applying a Field Blur
499(2)
Applying an Iris Blur
501(2)
Applying a Tilt-Shift Blur
503(1)
Adding blur effects in the Blur Gallery
504(2)
Reducing Noise in an Image
506(4)
Using the Despeckle filter
506(1)
Applying a Median filter
506(1)
Reducing dust and scratches
507(1)
Reducing noise
508(1)
Adding noise
509(1)
Summary
510(3)
Chapter 15 Cleaning Up Digital Images with Cloning and Healing Tools
513(38)
Using the Healing Brush Tools
513(19)
Using the Spot Healing Brush
514(1)
Proximity Match
515(1)
Create Texture
515(1)
Content-Aware
515(5)
Using the Healing Brush
520(4)
Fixing larger blemishes with the Patch tool
524(2)
Using the Content-Aware fill
526(3)
Using the Remix tool
529(3)
Fixing red-eye
532(1)
Using the Clone Stamp Tool
532(11)
Looking over the Clone Stamp options
533(1)
Learning the basics of cloning
534(3)
Utilizing the Clone Source panel
537(6)
Using the Clone and Healing Brushes Together for Optimal Effect
543(7)
Fixing damaged photos
543(3)
Swapping faces with multiple images
546(4)
Summary
550(1)
Part V Using Paint, Paths, Shapes, and Text Tools
551(132)
Chapter 16 Editing with Paintbrush Tools
553(52)
Painting in Photoshop
553(1)
Understanding the Painting Tools
554(20)
Working with painting tools in blending modes
555(1)
Choosing a basic blending mode option
555(1)
Applying a darkening blending mode
556(1)
Selecting a lightening blending mode
556(1)
Adding contrast blending modes
557(1)
Blending two layers
557(1)
Finishing with a color blending mode
558(1)
Applying color with painting tools
558(5)
Painting with editing tools
563(1)
Making quick fixes with the healing tools
563(1)
Choosing a Stamp tool to replace pixels
564(1)
Using history tools
564(1)
Choosing an eraser tool
565(3)
Selecting the right Sharpen, Blur, or Smudge tool
568(1)
Choosing a Dodge, Burn, or Sponge tool
569(3)
Painting with mixing tools
572(2)
Using the Brush Panel
574(17)
Selecting the brush tip shape
574(1)
Selecting flat brush shapes
575(1)
Choosing bristle brush shapes
576(3)
Selecting erodible tip brush shapes
579(2)
Selecting airbrush shapes
581(1)
Setting the brush behavior
582(1)
Configuring the Shape Dynamics settings
583(1)
Creating a scattering effect
584(1)
Applying a texture effect
585(2)
Applying the dual brush strokes
587(1)
Painting with multiple colors simultaneously
587(1)
Controlling the brush stroke with the Transfer option
588(1)
Using the Brush Presets panel
589(2)
Painting with Non-Brush Painting Tools
591(7)
Applying paint to layers
591(2)
Filling a selection with a color or pattern
593(2)
Applying a gradient fill
595(1)
Creating custom gradients
596(2)
Applying Painting Techniques
598(6)
Painting from a blank canvas
598(4)
Tracing edges from an existing image
602(1)
Using wet paint on an existing image
602(2)
Summary
604(1)
Chapter 17 Working with Paths and Vector Shapes
605(42)
Understanding Paths
605(4)
Building path components
606(1)
Defining types of paths
607(2)
Exploring the Vector Path
609(18)
Using the Pen tools
609(1)
Pen tools
609(3)
Pen tool options
612(6)
Using the Path Selection tools
618(1)
Path Selection tools
619(1)
Path Selection tool options
620(1)
Understanding the Paths panel
620(3)
Free transforming paths
623(4)
Exploring Paths
627(8)
Creating a path
627(2)
Creating vector shapes from paths
629(2)
Creating a clipping mask
631(2)
Creating vector masks
633(2)
Using Vector Shape Tools
635(10)
Working with vector shape tools
635(1)
Rectangle tool
636(1)
Rounded Rectangle tool
637(1)
Ellipse tool
637(1)
Polygon tool
637(2)
Custom Shape tool
639(1)
Adding vector shape layers
639(3)
Adding custom vector shapes
642(2)
Editing a vector shape
644(1)
Summary
645(2)
Chapter 18 Working with Text
647(36)
Learning a Little Bit about Text
647(1)
Using the Text Tools to Add Text to Images
648(24)
Setting type preferences
648(2)
Using the text tools to add text
650(2)
Adding text as a point type
652(1)
Adding text as a paragraph type
653(1)
Editing vector text layers
654(1)
Edit Type
654(1)
Check Spelling
655(1)
Find and Replace Text
656(1)
Rasterize Type
656(1)
Create Work Path
656(1)
Convert to Shape
656(1)
Horizontal/Vertical options
657(1)
Anti-Alias adjustment
657(1)
Faux formatting
657(1)
Convert to Point Text/Paragraph Text
657(1)
Warp Text
657(2)
Layer Style
659(1)
Using the Character panel
660(6)
Applying Paragraph panel settings
666(3)
Using the Character and Paragraph Styles panels
669(1)
Creating and managing character styles
669(2)
Creating and managing paragraph styles
671(1)
Applying Text to Images
672(10)
Adding text on a path
672(1)
Applying text to a path
672(1)
Editing text on a path
673(2)
Constraining text using a vector shape
675(2)
Adding text in a Smart Object
677(3)
Applying text as a mask
680(2)
Summary
682(1)
Part VI Creating Artistic Effects
683(74)
Chapter 19 Distorting Images
685(30)
Using Transformations
685(15)
Understanding the importance of the reference point
686(1)
Scaling images
687(1)
Rotating images
688(1)
Skewing images
689(1)
Distorting images
689(1)
Changing the perspective of images
690(1)
Using the Warp transformation
690(2)
Using free transform
692(1)
Using the Content-Aware Scale feature
693(3)
Using the Puppet Warp tool
696(4)
Having Fun with the Liquify Filter
700(5)
Identifying the Liquify tools
700(3)
Looking at Tool Options
703(1)
Saving a mesh
703(1)
Restoring your image with Reconstruct and Restore All
704(1)
Modifying the Mask Options selections
704(1)
Using the View Options
705(1)
Changing Perspective with Vanishing Point
705(5)
Correcting Wide-Angle Lens Distortions
710(3)
Summary
713(2)
Chapter 20 Applying Filters
715(22)
Looking at Artistic Effects Filters
715(13)
Exploring Artistic filters
716(1)
Discovering Brush Stroke filters
717(1)
Examining Distort filters
718(2)
Checking out the Pixelate filters
720(2)
Considering the Render filters
722(1)
Looking into the Sketch filters
722(2)
Using the Stylize filters
724(2)
Delving into Texture filters
726(1)
Defining the Other menu
727(1)
Exploring the Filter Gallery
728(2)
Looking at the preview pane
729(1)
Checking out the filter thumbnail pane
729(1)
Looking at the options pane
729(1)
Using Smart Objects to Make Filter Adjustments
730(3)
Creating a Custom Filter
733(3)
Summary
736(1)
Chapter 21 Combining Images
737(20)
Creating Seamless Composites
737(10)
Combining files
737(2)
Adjusting and transforming new layers
739(1)
Blending composite files
740(1)
Refining edges
740(1)
Creating a drop shadow
740(1)
Changing fill or opacity settings
741(1)
Changing the Blending mode
742(1)
Creating a Fill or Adjustment layer
743(1)
Using masks to tuck in a composite file
743(4)
Using Multiple Images to Create a Photo Collage
747(5)
Using Photomerge to Create a Panorama
752(4)
Summary
756(1)
Part VII Working with 3D Images
757(82)
Chapter 22 Creating and Manipulating 3D Objects
759(26)
Understanding 3D File Formats
760(1)
Looking at the 3D Workspace
761(5)
Looking at the 3D panel
762(1)
Learning about the Properties panel when 3D objects are selected
762(1)
Looking at 3D objects in the Layers panel
763(1)
Finding the 3D tools
764(1)
Using the Picture in Picture window
765(1)
Opening and Placing 3D Files in Photoshop
766(1)
Creating 3D Files in Photoshop
766(9)
Selecting a source for a 3D object
766(1)
Creating a 3D postcard
767(1)
Creating a 3D Extrusion
768(1)
Defining an extrusion using the Mesh properties
769(2)
Transforming a 3D extrusion using the Deform properties
771(1)
Changing the surfaces of a 3D extrusion using the Cap properties
771(1)
Making a 3D shape from a preset
772(1)
Creating a 3D mesh from a depth map
773(2)
Creating a 3D volume
775(1)
Manipulating 3D Objects
775(8)
Using the 3D tools
776(1)
Turning 3D objects around a central point
776(2)
Moving a 3D object through 3D space
778(3)
Using the 3D Axis Widget
781(1)
Typing in coordinates for your 3D object
782(1)
Summary
783(2)
Chapter 23 Editing 3D Scenes and Settings
785(24)
Looking at the 3D Panel
785(1)
Working with a Whole 3D Scene
786(9)
Changing the properties of a 3D environment
786(1)
Changing the Global Ambient light
787(1)
Using Image Based. Lighting
787(1)
Adjusting the Ground Plane properties
788(1)
Changing the Background settings
788(1)
Setting the properties of a 3D scene
788(1)
Creating cross-sections
789(2)
Changing the render properties
791(2)
Changing the Current View
793(1)
Setting the view
794(1)
Changing the perspective
794(1)
Adjusting the depth of field
794(1)
Creating a stereo image
795(1)
Working with Mesh Layers
795(2)
Editing the Textures and Materials of a 3D Object
797(8)
Editing textures
798(3)
Editing materials
801(4)
Creating and Modifying 3D Lights
805(3)
Adding new lights
806(1)
Positioning lights
807(1)
Changing the properties of a 3D light
807(1)
Summary
808(1)
Chapter 24 Using Photoshop Tools with 3D Layers
809(30)
Using 3D Paint Mode
809(9)
Hiding areas on a 3D object
810(1)
Painting on a 3D object
811(1)
Painting color on a 3D object
812(3)
Painting textures on a 3D object
815(3)
Adjustments, Layer Styles, and Filters
818(4)
Applying an adjustment to a 3D layer
818(1)
Adding a layer style to a 3D layer
819(1)
Applying a filter to a 3D layer
820(1)
Using 3D layers as Smart Objects
821(1)
Creating Composites
822(16)
Flying a carpet over a lake
822(1)
Creating a 3D rug
822(3)
Placing the flying carpet into an image
825(3)
Adding details to complete the flying carpet composite
828(2)
Giving the moon away
830(1)
Creating a gift box
830(4)
Creating the moon
834(1)
Making a present of the moon
835(3)
Summary
838(1)
Part VIII Working with Video and Animation
839(114)
Chapter 25 Understanding Video Editing Basics
841(38)
Working with Video Files
842(8)
Setting aspect ratios
842(1)
Correcting the pixel aspect ratio
842(1)
Changing video aspect ratios
843(3)
Correcting the aspect ratio of an image
846(3)
Using video filters
849(1)
De-Interlace
849(1)
NTSC Colors
850(1)
Understanding the Features of the Timeline Panel
850(10)
Adjusting time in the Timeline panel
850(2)
Using the work area of the Timeline panel
852(1)
Using the icons on the Timeline panel
853(1)
Exploring the options in the Timeline panel menu
854(2)
Accessing the Video Layers menu
856(2)
Setting clip favorites
858(1)
Creating video groups
859(1)
Opening and Placing Video Files
860(7)
Opening a video file
860(1)
Adding additional video files
861(2)
Importing image sequences
863(1)
Importing an image sequence into one layer
863(1)
Importing an image sequence into multiple layers
864(3)
Trimming Video Clips
867(1)
Dragging the clip duration bar
867(1)
Trimming clips using the Timeline menu option
867(1)
Moving Video Clips
868(2)
Changing the clip hierarchy
868(1)
Dragging clips inside the clip duration bar
869(1)
Moving the clip start and clip end points
870(1)
Splitting Clips
870(2)
Lifting and Extracting Unwanted Sections of Video
872(2)
Lifting a section of a video clip
872(1)
Extracting a section of a video clip
873(1)
Adding Still Shots or Other Elements to a Video Project
874(3)
Adding a blank layer
874(1)
Adding a text layer
875(1)
Placing an image file
875(1)
Adding or placing a 3D model
876(1)
Summary
877(2)
Chapter 26 Animating in the Timeline Panel
879(36)
Creating and Editing Keyframes
880(8)
Creating keyframes
880(5)
Editing keyframes
885(1)
Setting interpolation
886(1)
Linear interpolation
886(1)
Hold interpolation
887(1)
Creating comments
887(1)
Animating the Position of a Layer
888(4)
Getting keyframe placement right
889(2)
Animating positions in multiple layers
891(1)
Using Smart Objects to Animate Transformations
892(3)
Animating the Opacity Setting
895(2)
Using Keyframes to Animate Layer Styles
897(3)
Animating the Global Lighting
900(1)
Using Keyframes to Animate Text
901(2)
Animating Masks
903(1)
Building 3D Animations
903(4)
Learning the Basics of Rotoscoping
907(5)
Creating a new video layer
907(1)
Creating modified frames
907(3)
Using onion skins
910(2)
Restoring frames
912(1)
Animating DICOM Files
912(2)
Summary
914(1)
Chapter 27 Correcting Video Files and Adding Artistic Effects
915(16)
Enhancing Layers with Color Corrections
915(4)
Unclipping an adjustment layer
917(1)
Changing the duration of an adjustment layer
918(1)
Applying Smart Filters to Video Files
919(2)
Cloning and Healing Over an Entire Video Layer
921(2)
Modifying Video Clips Frame by Frame
923(6)
Adding an adjustment to a single frame
924(1)
Adding a filter to a single frame
925(1)
Cloning and healing video files
925(3)
Locking the source frame
928(1)
Summary
929(2)
Chapter 28 Animating Using Frames
931(22)
Using the Timeline Panel's Frame Animation Interface
931(8)
Using the panel features
932(1)
Setting the frame delay time
932(1)
Changing the disposal method
932(1)
Choosing your looping options
933(1)
Tweening using frames
933(2)
Duplicating selected frames
935(1)
Converting to the video Timeline
935(1)
Activating the frame animation version of the Timeline panel menu
935(1)
Looking at the frame animation Timeline panel menu
935(3)
Using the animation features in the Layers panel
938(1)
Creating Tweened Frame Animations
939(4)
Opening an image to animate
939(1)
Creating keyframes
940(2)
Tweening keyframes
942(1)
Creating a Frame-by-Frame Animation
943(6)
Creating an animation from a layered image
943(4)
Building an animation in the animation version of the Timeline panel
947(2)
Rendering Video
949(2)
Summary
951(2)
Part IX Using Advanced Output Techniques
953(66)
Chapter 29 Printing and Color Management
955(22)
Understanding the Importance of Color Accuracy and Consistency
955(3)
Understanding ICC color profiles
956(1)
Embedding color profiles in image files
956(2)
Using device-independent color profiles
958(1)
Calibrating Color for Monitors and Printers
958(1)
Using Color Management in Photoshop
959(10)
Configuring color settings in Photoshop
959(1)
Setting color options
960(1)
Configuring color profiles
961(1)
Controlling the color profile in open images
962(1)
Controlling conversion between color profiles
963(2)
Configuring the Advanced Controls options
965(1)
Assigning color profiles to images
965(2)
Converting images to other color profiles
967(1)
Proofing images using color management
968(1)
Printing Images from Photoshop
969(6)
Configuring general printing options
970(1)
Using color management to print accurate colors
971(2)
Adding crop marks and additional output to printed images
973(2)
Summary
975(2)
Chapter 30 Creating Images for the Web
977(26)
Preparing Images for the Web
977(9)
Understanding web image formats
977(1)
Selecting the right color profile
978(1)
Slicing images for web use
979(1)
Understanding slices
979(1)
Creating slices
980(2)
Configuring slices
982(1)
Adding transparency to images
983(2)
Animating images
985(1)
Outputting Images to the Web
986(13)
Using the preview layout and toolbar
987(2)
Setting File output options
989(6)
Manipulating the Color Table
995(1)
Setting the image size
996(1)
Previewing animation controls
997(1)
Previewing output in a browser
998(1)
Adding Zoomable Images to Websites
999(1)
Summary
1000(3)
Chapter 31 Automating and Scripting Workflow in Photoshop
1003(16)
Automating Workflow in Photoshop
1003(6)
Batching multiple images
1004(4)
Creating droplets to process images
1008(1)
Using Scripting to Speed Up Workflow
1009(9)
Using the Photoshop scripts
1010(3)
Using stack modes to analyze multiple images and reduce noise
1013(3)
Scripting workflow events
1016(2)
Summary
1018(1)
Part X Appendixes
1019(16)
Appendix A Timesaving Keyboard Shortcuts
1021(6)
Appendix B Extending the Capabilities of Photoshop with Plug-Ins
1027(4)
Appendix C Finding Resources
1031(4)
Index 1035
DaNae Dayley has been working with Photoshop for 18 years and is still constantly amazed at the cool stuff it can do! With a degree in Advertising from Brigham Young University, DaNae has owned and operated a media creation business for 17 years, incorporating writing, graphic design, and video editing over the years. She also enjoys teaching Photoshop classes locally. She has co-authored several books with her husband Brad Dayley and is the author of Photoshop CS3 Extended Video and 3D Bible and Roxio Easy Media Creator 8 in a Snap. DaNae lives in Utah with her husband Brad and their four sons. When she is not at her computer, she can be found in the great outdoors (with a camera), preferably in a Jeep!

Brad Dayley is a senior software engineer with almost 22 years of experience creating computer software. He has been working with Photoshop for 21 years, enjoying the transition of Photoshop from a simple image editor to the powerhouse it is today. He is the author of several books. He is an avid amateur photographer and spends most of his free time in the remote areas of the western United States with his wife DaNae and four sons (wherever a Jeep can get them).