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Hidden Power of Adobe Photoshop, The: Mastering Blend Modes and Adjustment Layers for Photography [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 229x185x18 mm, weight: 680 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Feb-2021
  • Leidėjas: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0136612822
  • ISBN-13: 9780136612827
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 229x185x18 mm, weight: 680 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Feb-2021
  • Leidėjas: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0136612822
  • ISBN-13: 9780136612827
Adobe Photoshop holds an incredible amount of power, which is sometimes locked behind a dizzying array of features and tools. Scott Valentine not only shows you the keys to unlocking that power, he also demonstrates how the keys work. You will get hands-on experience with experiments and examples as you explore new techniques for editing your images.  

Written for both professionals and hobbyists, this book presents essential techniques and discusses when and how to try innovative solutions. By focusing on two core capabilities blending modes and adjustment layersyou will discover how Photoshop gives you deep control over your images to address some of photography's most challenging problems. Photoshop users of all levels will find clear explanations and step-by-step procedures for expert techniques. Advanced users will enjoy exploring new ideas that can inform their own workflow. Through richly illustrated examples with clear explanations, The Hidden Power of Adobe Photoshop teaches you:













Multiple approaches to problem solving and creative exploration How to see your images as data that you can control Underlying principles that drive industrial-strength techniques Instructions for building your own Photoshop experiment files
Foreword xi
Preface & Acknowledgements xiii
PART I INTRODUCTION
1(52)
Welcome
3(32)
Personal Note
4(2)
How to Approach This Material
6(8)
Wacom Graphics Tablets
9(1)
Monogram Creative Console
10(1)
Retouching Toolkit
10(1)
Ergonomic Keyboard
11(1)
Adjustable Lighting
11(1)
Your Brain
12(1)
A Note on Language
13(1)
How Photoshop "Sees" Your Images
14(4)
Seeing Images as Data
18(17)
Staying Ahead of the Curves
19(10)
Seeing In Colors
29(2)
Shades of Gray
31(2)
Onward, Dear Reader!
33(2)
Useful Information
35(18)
Layer Operations
37(2)
Adding Adjustment Layers
37(1)
Masking
37(1)
Clipping Layers
38(1)
Channels
39(1)
Blending Controls
39(14)
Blending Modes, Opacity, and Fill
39(1)
Blending Options
40(1)
Blend If
40(6)
"Trapping" Blend If Transparency
46(2)
Stamp Merge Visible (The Claw)
48(5)
PART II TECHNIQUES
Selections & Masking
53(32)
Channel Selections
54(7)
Using Calculations
58(3)
Gradient Map Luminosity Selection
61(6)
Hue/Saturation Selection
67(5)
Tweaking Channels & Masks
72(13)
Promote the Mask
73(2)
Levels Tweaking
75(3)
Multiply Blend for Group Masking
78(2)
Painting with Blending Modes
80(5)
Dodge & Burn
85(40)
Dodge & Burn Methods
86(7)
Overlay
87(2)
Using Curves
89(2)
D&B Best Practices
91(2)
Instant Image Enhancement
93(4)
Hard Mix Contrast
97(7)
Graduated Neutral Density Filter
104(2)
Creative Vignettes
106(7)
Removing Vignettes
113(6)
Bright Eyes
119(6)
Color & Value
125(48)
Color Grading
126(10)
Solid Color Fill Layer
126(2)
Hue/Saturation Adjustments
128(1)
Gradient Maps
129(2)
Color Lookup Tables
131(5)
Color Replacement
136(10)
Specific Color Targets
141(5)
Remove Color Cast
146(5)
Color Matching
151(9)
Gradient Zone Control
160(7)
B&W Control Freak
167(6)
Helper Layers
173(14)
Invert
175(1)
Luminosity
176(2)
Solarize
178(1)
Color, Hue
179(2)
Threshold
181(2)
Saturation Mask
183(4)
Effects
187(24)
Orton Effect
188(5)
Rain and Atmosphere
193(8)
Stamped Portrait
201(5)
Smudge Tool
204(1)
Mixer Brush Tool
205(1)
Dissolve Portrait
206(5)
PART III PROJECTS
211(128)
Project Examples
213(46)
Creating the Workbench Files
214(20)
Gradient Experiments File
214(1)
Basic Color Bars
215(9)
RGB Triangle
224(3)
Hue Wheel
227(1)
Solving Problems
228(4)
Now What?
232(2)
Basic Portrait Retouching
234(5)
Rembrandt Portrait
239(8)
Frequency Separation
247(12)
Variations
254(5)
Adjustment Layers
259(26)
Brightness/Contrast
262(1)
Levels
263(3)
Curves
266(1)
Exposure
267(1)
Vibrance
268(1)
Hue/Saturation
269(1)
Color Balance
270(1)
Blacks White
271(2)
Photo Filter
273(1)
Channel Mixer
273(1)
Color Lookup
273(3)
Invert
276(1)
Posterize
276(2)
Threshold
278(1)
Selective Color
278(2)
Gradient Map
280(2)
Solid Fill
282(1)
Gradient Fill
282(1)
Pattern
283(2)
Blending Modes
285(54)
Opacity & Fill
287(3)
Blending Mode Math
290(2)
The Reference Images
292(4)
Normal
296(1)
Dissolve
296(2)
Darken
298(10)
Darken
298(1)
Multiply
299(3)
Color Burn
302(2)
Linear Burn
304(2)
Darker Color
306(2)
Lighten
308(7)
Lighten
308(1)
Screen
309(1)
Color Dodge
310(2)
Linear Dodge (Add)
312(2)
Lighter Color
314(1)
Contrast
315(13)
Overlay
315(2)
Soft Light
317(1)
Hard Light
318(2)
Vivid Light
320(2)
Linear Light
322(2)
Pin Light
324(2)
Hard Mix
326(2)
Inversion
328(5)
Difference
328(2)
Exclusion
330(1)
Subtract
331(1)
Divide
332(1)
Component
333(6)
Hue
333(1)
Saturation
334(2)
Color
336(1)
Luminosity
337(2)
Index 339
Scott Valentine is an experimentalist by nature, drawing on his background in physics, music, and theater to bring a unique perspective to sharing knowledge with other photographers and Photoshop users. For more than 20 years, Scott has supported the greater imaging community through hosting user groups, teaching at conferences, and writing. He has been an invited speaker at the Art Directors Invitational Master Class (ADIM), Adobe MAX, and Photoshop World. Scott also writes Photoshop Proving Ground, a monthly column featured in KelbyOne's Photoshop User magazine. He is always up for helping fellow creative professionals and hobbyists. Scott's previous two books have become must-have resources for colleges and instructional programs, valued for their combination of technical and creative elements, an approachable style, and straightforward language. Aside from pushing pixels, Scott enjoys playing guitar, ice hockey, backpacking, and spending time with his family.