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El. knyga: Photoshop Elements 2020 Book for Digital Photographers, The

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  • Formatas: 384 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 22-Nov-2019
  • Leidėjas: New Riders Publishing
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780135301982
  • Formatas: 384 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 22-Nov-2019
  • Leidėjas: New Riders Publishing
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780135301982

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ARE YOU READY FOR AN ELEMENTS BOOK THAT BREAKS ALL THE RULES?

This book breaks new ground by doing something for digital photographers that&;s never been done before&;it cuts through the bull and shows you exactly &;how to do it.&; It&;s not a bunch of theory; it doesn&;t challenge you to come up with your own settings or figure things out on your own. Instead, it does something that virtually no other Elements book has ever done&;it tells you flat-out which settings to use, when to use them, and why.

If you&;re looking for one of those &;tell-me-everything-about-the-Unsharp-Mask-filter&; books, this isn&;t it. You can grab any other Elements book on the shelf, because they all do that. Instead, this book gives you the inside tips and tricks of the trade for organizing, correcting, editing, sharpening, retouching, and printing your photos like a pro. You&;ll be absolutely amazed at how easy and effective these techniques are&;once you know the secrets.

LEARN HOW THE PROS DO IT

Each year Scott trains thousands of digital photographers and, almost without exception, they have the same questions and face the same problems&;that&;s exactly what he covers in this book. You&;ll learn:
  • How to unlock the power of layers (you&;ll be amazed at how easy it is!)
  • How to use Camera Raw for processing not only RAW photos, but JPEGs, TIFFs, and PSDs too! (And you&;ll learn why so many pros like it best&;because it&;s faster and easier)
  • The sharpening techniques the pros really use (there&;s an entire chapter just on this!)
  • How to deal with common digital camera image problems, including brightening people in dark shadows and getting the best color possible
  • The most requested photographic special effects, and much more!
THE BOOK&;S SECRET WEAPON

Although Elements 2020 offers some digital photography features that Photoshop doesn&;t offer, there are plenty of features that Photoshop has that Elements 2020 doesn&;t (like channels, HDR, etc.). But in this book, you&;ll learn some slick workarounds, cheats, and fairly ingenious ways to replicate many of those Photoshop features right within Elements. Plus, you can download many of the images used in the book, so you can follow right along with the techniques.

Since this book is designed for photographers, it doesn&;t waste your time talking about what a pixel is, how to frame a shot or set your exposure, etc., and there&;s no talk about which camera or printer to buy. It&;s all Elements, step by step, cover to cover, in the only book of its kind, and you&;re gonna love it!

Chapter 1 The Organizer
1(46)
Managing Photos Using the Organizer Importing Your Photos
2(4)
Backing Up Your Photos to a Hard Drive
6(2)
Importing Photos from Your Scanner
8(1)
Changing the Size of Your Photo Thumbnails
9(1)
Seeing Full-Screen Previews
10(2)
Sorting Photos by Date and Viewing Filenames
12(1)
Change the Time & Date of Your Photos (Great, If You Travel)
13(1)
Finding Photos Fast by Their Month & Year
14(1)
Smart Tags and Enhanced Searching
15(2)
Tagging Your Photos (with Keyword Tags)
17(3)
Tagging Multiple Photos
20(1)
Assigning Multiple Tags to One Photo
21(1)
Tagging People in Photos and Videos
22(3)
Albums: It's How You Put Photos in Order One by One
25(1)
Choosing Your Own Icons for Keyword Tags
26(1)
Deleting Keyword Tags or Albums
27(1)
Seeing Your Photo's Metadata (EXIF Info)
28(1)
Adding Your Own Info to Photos
29(2)
Finding Photos
31(3)
Finding Duplicate Photos
34(2)
Creating a Slide Show
36(3)
Reducing Clutter by Stacking Your Photos
39(2)
Places: Viewing Your Photos on a Map
41(3)
Sharing Your Photos
44(3)
Chapter 2 Raw and Un-Kutt
47(30)
The Essentials of Camera Raw Opening Your Photos into Camera Raw
48(2)
My Camera Raw Editing Cheat Sheet
50(2)
If You Shoot in RAW, You Need to Start Here
52(5)
Setting the White Balance
57(4)
Seeing a Before/After in Camera Raw
61(2)
Letting Camera Raw Auto-Correct Your Photos
63(2)
Expanding Your Tonal Range by Setting Your White and Black Points
65(2)
Controlling Overall Brightness (Exposure)
67(1)
My Power Trio: Combining Whites + Blacks + Exposure
68(1)
Adding Contrast (Important Stuff!)
69(1)
Dealing with Highlight Problems (Clipping)
70(2)
Fixing Backlit Photos and Opening Up Dark Areas
72(1)
Clarity: Camera Raw's Detail Enhancer
73(1)
Making Your Colors More Vibrant
74(1)
Putting It All Together (Here's the Order I Use for My Own Editing)
75(2)
Chapter 3 Beyond the Reach
77(30)
Camera Raw---Beyond the Basics Editing Multiple Photos at Once
78(2)
Sharpening in Camera Raw
80(5)
Reducing Noise in Noisy Photos
85(3)
Removing Red Eye in Camera Raw
88(2)
The Trick for Expanding the Range of Your Photos
90(5)
Black & White Conversions in Camera Raw
95(5)
Cropping and Straightening
100(4)
Converting RAW Photos to the Adobe DNG Format
104(3)
Chapter 4 Scream of the Crop
107(32)
How to Resize and Crop Photos Basic Cropping
108(4)
Auto-Cropping to Standard Sizes
112(2)
Cropping to an Exact Custom Size
114(3)
Cropping into a Shape
117(3)
Fixing Problems with Perspective Crop
120(2)
Using the Crop Tool to Add More Canvas Area
122(2)
Auto-Cropping Gang-Scanned Photos
124(1)
Straightening Photos with the Straighten Tool
125(2)
Resizing Photos
127(3)
Resizing and How to Reach Those Hidden Free Transform Handles
130(1)
Making Your Photos Smaller (Downsizing)
131(2)
Automated Saving and Resizing
133(2)
Resizing Just Parts of Your Image Using the Recompose Tool
135(4)
Chapter 5 Radio Edit
139(16)
Which Mode Do I Use: Quick, Guided, or Expert? Using Instant Fix to Quickly Edit Your Photos
140(2)
Photo Quick Fix in Quick Mode
142(4)
Let Guided Mode Walk You Through It
146(4)
A Quick Look at Expert Mode (It's Not Just for Experts!)
150(5)
Chapter 6 Layers of Light
155(36)
Working with Layers Layer Basics
156(6)
Using Multiple Layers
162(6)
Everything Else About Layers
168(11)
Layer Blend Modes for Photographers
179(5)
The Power of Layer Masks
184(7)
Chapter 7 Problem Child
191(44)
Fixing Common Problems Adjusting Flesh Tones
192(2)
Smoothing Skin Like a Pro
194(2)
Using the Smart Brush Tool to Select and Enhance Skies at the Same Time
196(5)
Adding Contrast and Drama to Cloudy Skies
201(2)
Removing Digital Noise
203(2)
Focusing Light with Dodging and Burning
205(5)
Removing Haze from Your Photos
210(2)
Opening Up Shadow Areas That Are Too Dark
212(2)
Fixing Areas That Are Too Bright
214(2)
When Your Subject Is Too Dark
216(3)
Automatic Red-Eye Removal
219(2)
Instant Red-Eye Removal
221(2)
Fixing Problems Caused by Your Camera's Lens
223(3)
Saving Blurry Photos Using the Shake Reduction Filter
226(4)
Opening Closed Eyes
230(5)
Chapter 8 Natural Selection
235(28)
Selection Techniques Selecting Square, Rectangular, or Round Areas
236(5)
Auto Selecting Things in Your Image
241(2)
Saving Your Selections
243(1)
Softening Those Harsh Edges
244(2)
Easier Selections with the Quick Selection Tool
246(3)
Making Really Tricky Selections, Like Hair (and Some Cool Compositing Tricks, Too!)
249(9)
Putting Your Subject on a New Background in Guided Mode
258(5)
Chapter 9 Remove
263(18)
Removing Unwanted Objects Removing Spots and Other Artifacts
264(2)
The Amazing (and Easiest) Way to Remove Distracting Stuff from Your Photos
266(6)
Moving Things Without Leaving a Hole Using Content-Aware Move
272(3)
Automatically Cleaning Up Your Scenes (a.k.a. The Tourist Remover)
275(6)
Chapter 10 Special Edition
281(52)
Special Effects for Photographers Effects and Presets Galore in Quick Edit Mode
282(2)
Creating a Picture Stack Effect
284(3)
Putting a Photo Inside Text
287(2)
Creating an Effects Collage
289(2)
Enhancing Depth of Field (or Faking That 85mm f/1.4 Look)
291(4)
Trendy Desaturated Skin Look
295(2)
High-Contrast Portrait Look
297(4)
Converting to Black and White
301(7)
Panoramas Made Crazy Easy
308(4)
Burned-In Edge Effect (Vignetting)
312(2)
Creating the Selective Color Effect
314(3)
Neutral Density Gradient Filter
317(3)
Getting the Instagram Look
320(4)
Duotone Effect
324(2)
Double Exposure Special Effect
326(4)
Colorizing Your Photos
330(3)
Chapter 11 Sharp Tale
333(20)
Sharpening Techniques Basic Sharpening
334(7)
Creating Extraordinary Sharpening
341(3)
Edge Sharpening Technique
344(3)
The Most Advanced Sharpening in Elements
347(2)
Advanced Sharpening Using Adjust Sharpness
349(4)
Chapter 12 Print
353(23)
Printing, Color Management, and My Elements 2020 Workflow Setting Up Your Color Management
354(1)
You Have to Calibrate Your Monitor Before You Go Any Further
355(3)
Getting Pro-Quality Prints that Match Your Screen
358(4)
Sharpening for Printing
362(1)
Making the Print
363(5)
What to Do If the Print Still Doesn't Match Your Screen
368(2)
My Elements 2020 Photography Workflow
370(6)
Index 376
Scott Kelby is President and CEO of KelbyOne, an online educational community for photographers. He is Editor, Publisher, and co-founder of Photoshop User magazine; Editor of Lightroom Magazine; host of The Grid, the influential live weekly talk show for photographers; and is founder of the annual Scott Kelbys Worldwide Photo Walk.







Scott is a photographer, designer, and award-winning author of more than 90 books, including The Landscape Photography Book;

The Flash Book; Light It, Shoot It, Retouch It; The Adobe Photoshop CC Book for Digital Photographers; Photoshop for Lightroom Users; How Do I Do that In Lightroom?; The Natural Light Portrait Book; and his landmark Digital Photography Book series. The first book in this series, The Digital Photography Book, part 1, has become the #1 top-selling book ever on digital photography.

His books have been translated into dozens of different languages, including Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Korean, Polish, Taiwanese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Hebrew, Dutch, Swedish, Turkish, and Portuguese, among many others. He is recipient of the prestigious ASP International Award, presented annually by the American Society of Photographers for contributions in a special or significant way to the ideals of Professional Photography as an art and a science and the HIPA Special award, presented for his contributions to photography education worldwide.







Scott is Conference Technical Chair for the annual Photoshop World Conference and a frequent speaker at conferences and trade shows around the world. He is featured in a series of online learning courses at KelbyOne.com and has been training Photoshop users and photographers since 1993.