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- Digital Photography: Expert Techniques, 2nd Edition
- Digital Photography: Expert Techniques, 2nd Edition
- Table of Contents
- Digital Photography Expert Techniques, Second Edition
- introduction Introduction
- Chapter 1. A Plan for Nondestructive Workflow
- Section 1.1. Getting the Camera Ready
- Section 1.2. Computer Equipment and Configuration
- Section 1.3. Image Downloading
- Section 1.4. Winnowing Your Shoot
- Section 1.5. Backing Up Originals
- Section 1.6. Presentation for Client Approval
- Section 1.7. Preliminary Editing
- Section 1.8. Final Output
- Chapter 2. Be Prepared
- Section 2.1. Pre-Set Your Camera
- Section 2.2. Take Along the Basic Accessories
- Section 2.3. Know When Not to Shoot RAW
- Section 2.4. Start in Program Mode
- Section 2.5. Light Metering Tricks
- Section 2.6. Tricks for Steady Shooting
- Section 2.7. Stop the Action
- Section 2.8. Go Where Few Have Gone Before
- Section 2.9. Collect Backgrounds, Clouds, and Stuff
- Section 2.10. Calibrate Your Monitor
- Chapter 3. Bridging the Gap
- Section 3.1. How Bridge Differs from the Browser
- Section 3.2. Customizing Workspaces
- Section 3.3. Working in Bridge
- Section 3.4. Using Bridge for Winnowing the Shoot
- Section 3.5. Add Metadata for the Record
- Section 3.6. Ranking Images in Bridge
- Chapter 4. Streamlining Camera Raw
- Section 4.1. Save to DNG
- Section 4.2. Leveling and Cropping in Camera Raw
- Section 4.3. Understanding Camera Raw s Tabs
- Section 4.4. Automating in Camera Raw
- Section 4.5. Using the Image Processor with RAW Files
- Section 4.6. Differences in Camera Raw in Photoshop CS2 and Photoshop Elements 4
- Section 4.7. Opening and Adjusting Multiple RAW Files in Photoshop CS2
- Section 4.8. Using Camera Raw for Creating Effects
- Chapter 5. Nondestructive Layering
- Section 5.1. A System of Layers for Nondestructive Editing
- Section 5.2. Layer Abbreviations in Filenames
- Section 5.3. What the Layers Palette Looks Like for All Stages
- Section 5.4. The Magic Action for Layered Workflow
- Section 5.5. Using Layer Options
- Section 5.6. What You Can Do with Adjustment Layers
- Section 5.7. Things You Can Do to Modify a Layer
- Section 5.8. Grouping Layers
- Chapter 6. Nondestructive Overall Adjustments
- Section 6.1. The Basic Levels and Curves Routine
- Section 6.2. Adjustment Layer Advantages
- Section 6.3. Using Blend Modes on Adjustment Layers
- Section 6.4. Changing HueSaturation
- Section 6.5. Color Balance Techniques
- Section 6.6. Applying Color Balance Techniques to Other Images
- Section 6.7. Making Destructive Adjustments on the Layers
- Chapter 7. Making Targeted Adjustments
- Section 7.1. Tips for Using Selections
- Section 7.2. Using Layers to Make Targeted Adjustments
- Section 7.3. Creating Effects with Targeted Adjustments
- Chapter 8. Repairing the Details
- Section 8.1. General Repair Toolkit
- Section 8.2. Specific Types of Repair Projects
- Chapter 9. Collage and Montage
- Section 9.1. Where to Find the Pieces for Your Collage or Montage
- Section 9.2. Making a Collage
- Section 9.3. Photoshop Features Especially Useful for Making Montages
- Section 9.4. Matching a Knockout to Its Background
- Chapter 10. Creating the Wow Factor
- Section 10.1. Organizing Your Layers to Apply Effects
- Section 10.2. Applying Filter Effects
- Section 10.3. Using the Filter Gallery
- Section 10.4. Blurring Memories
- Section 10.5. Satisfaction in Liquefaction
- Section 10.6. Using the Warp Tool
- Section 10.7. Using Lighting Effects
- Section 10.8. Homemade Backgrounds
- Section 10.9. Colorization Effects
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Digital Photography(c) Expert Techniques Authors: Milburn K. Published year: 2004 Pages: 1/124 |
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