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Photoshop 4 for Macs for Dummies,9780764500398
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Photoshop 4 for Macs for Dummies


Edition: 2nd
Author(s): McClelland, Deke; King, Julie Adair
ISBN10:  0764500392
ISBN13:  9780764500398
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  12/1/1996
Publisher(s): John Wiley & Sons Inc

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SummaryTable of Contents
This book is for both the novice and intermediate user wanting down-to-earth advice on conquering the practical day-to-day issues of creating, perfecting and outputting photo images. Photoshop "X" for Macs covers the latest Mac version of Adobe Photoshop, explaining fundamentals including imaging, defining colors, navigating channels, and printing images. 150 illustrations.
Introduction 1(1)
Why a Book...For Dummies?
1(1)
Don't You Have Another Photoshop Book?
2(1)
What's in This Book?
3(2)
What the...? Aagh, Help Me!
3(1)
The Care and Feeding of Pixels
4(1)
Tiptoe through the Toolbox
4(1)
Select Before You Correct
4(1)
So, You Say You're Serious about Image Editing
4(1)
The Part of Tens
4(1)
What's with All the Margin Icons?
5(1)
Where Do I Go Now?
6(1)
How to Bug Me
6(1)
Part I: What the...? Aagh, Help Me! 7(46)
Meet Dr. Photo and Mr. Shop
9(12)
The Bland but Kindly Dr. Photo
10(1)
The Ghastly but Dynamic Mr. Shop
10(2)
The Two Phunctions of Photoshop
12(4)
Painting without the mess
12(2)
Editing existing image detail
14(2)
It's New! It's Improved!
16(1)
Where Do I Find Images to Abuse?
17(4)
Canvassing the On-Screen Canvas
21(14)
Giving Photoshop the Electronic Breath of Life
21(4)
Tracking down a lost eyeball
23(1)
Switching between Photoshop and the Finder
24(1)
Making Sense of the Mouse and the Cursor
25(1)
Maneuvering through Menus
26(2)
Talking Back to Dialog Boxes
28(1)
Playing Around with Palettes
29(3)
Opening Up Your Toolbox
32(3)
Now the Fun Really Begins
35(18)
Don't Just Sit There, Open Something
35(5)
Opening a non-Photo CD image
36(3)
Opening a Kodak Photo CD image
39(1)
I Want to Start from Scratch!
40(1)
Behold the Image Window
41(2)
The Screen Is Your Digital Oyster
43(7)
Using the hand tool
43(2)
Using keyboard shortcuts
45(1)
Zooming in and out on your work
45(1)
The zoom tool
45(2)
The View commands
47(1)
The magnification box
48(1)
Navigating by palette
48(2)
Filling up the screen with your image
50(1)
Tools for the Terribly Precise
50(3)
Switching on the rulers
51(1)
Turning on the grid
52(1)
Part II: The Care and Feeding of Pixels 53(56)
Sizing Up Your Image
55(16)
Welcome to Pixeltown
55(2)
Screen Pixels versus Image Pixels
57(1)
Image Size, Resolution, and Other Tricky Pixel Stuff
58(12)
Resolving resolution
60(2)
Changing pixel dimensions
62(2)
Changing the physical dimensions of the image
64(2)
Keeping things proportionate
66(1)
Using the Image Size dialog box safely
66(4)
What Does This Canvas Size Command Do?
70(1)
Auntie Em versus the Munchkins (Death Match)
71(16)
Looking at Color in a Whole New Light
72(5)
Surfing the color channels
72(3)
Mixing red, green, and blue to create color
75(1)
Using the Channels palette
76(1)
Being Your Own L.J. Grand Master Funky Glow
77(5)
Juggling foreground and background colors
77(2)
Defining colors
79(1)
Using the Color palette
79(1)
Lifting colors with the eyedropper tool
80(2)
Going Grayscale
82(5)
The road to grayscale
83(1)
More grayscale tips from Auntie Em
84(3)
Save Before You Say Goodnight
87(12)
Save an Image, Save a Life
87(3)
Saving for the very first time
88(1)
Joint the frequent-saver program
89(1)
Creating a backup copy
89(1)
Photoshopper's Guide to File Formats
90(8)
What is a file format, anyway?
90(1)
TIFF: The great communicator
91(1)
JPEG: The space saver
92(2)
GIF: For Webbies only
94(1)
EPS: The 1 percent solution
95(1)
PICT: The generic picture format
96(1)
What about Photoshop's native format?
97(1)
What format to use when
97(1)
Goodnight, Image, Don't Let the Programming Bugs Bite
98(1)
Going to Hard Copy
99(10)
This May Be All You Need to Know
100(1)
Choosing a Printer
101(2)
Getting Image and Paper in Sync
103(2)
Sending the Image to the Printer
105(1)
Printing CMYK Color Separations
106(3)
Part III: Tiptoe through the Toolbox 109(58)
Paint Me Young, Beautiful, and Twisted
111(16)
Doodling with the Pencil, Paintbrush, and Airbrush
112(4)
Performing Special Painting-Tool Tricks
116(1)
Choosing Your Brush
117(4)
Switching the brush size
117(1)
Making your own brush
118(3)
Going nuts with the Brushes palette
121(1)
Exploring More Painting Options
121(6)
Ogling the Options palette
122(2)
Experimenting with brush modes
124(3)
Making a Mockery of Reality
127(18)
Trimming Excess Gunk off the Edges
128(4)
The sharp edges of the crop tool
128(2)
More good news about cropping
130(2)
Touching Base with Retouching Tools
132(3)
What do the editing tools do, exactly?
133(1)
Uncovering hidden editing tools
134(1)
Smudging Away Imperfections
135(4)
Smearing with style
137(1)
Smudge-specific controls
137(2)
All Them Other Edit Tools
139(6)
Focusing from the hip
139(2)
Dodge? Burn? Those are opposites?
141(2)
Playing with the Color knob
143(2)
Cleaning Up Goobers
145(12)
Using the Dust & Scratches Command
146(4)
Previewing the filter effects
147(1)
Specifying the size of the speck
148(2)
Spot Cleaning Your Image with TLC
150(7)
Stamping out splatters
151(3)
Performing more magic with the rubber stamp
154(3)
Turning Back the Digital Clock
157(10)
Nuking the Last Operation
158(2)
Doing the Undo
158(1)
Undo limitations
159(1)
The Amazing Powers of the Eraser
160(5)
Erasing to the last-saved version
160(3)
Adjusting your eraser
163(1)
Why won't the eraser work?
164(1)
Abandoning Edits En Masse
165(1)
Capturing the Moment
165(2)
Part IV: Select Before You Correct 167(50)
The Great Pixel Roundup (Yee Ha)
169(18)
Learning the Ropes
170(2)
Getting to the Tools
172(1)
Throwing Lassos
172(5)
Using the regular lasso
172(1)
Drawing straight-sided selections
173(2)
Exploring your lasso options
175(2)
Selecting Rectangles, Squares, Ellipses, and Circles
177(2)
Grabbing a square or circle
177(1)
Getting even more control over selections
178(1)
Drawing from the center out
179(1)
Wielding the Wand
179(3)
'Scuze me while I click the sky
180(1)
Teaching the wand tolerance
181(1)
Selecting with the Better Magic Wand
182(5)
Strolling through the Color Range
182(3)
Broadening your color base
185(2)
More Fun with Selections
187(12)
The Wonders of Deselection
188(1)
Selecting Everything
188(1)
Selective Arithmetic
189(3)
Adding and subtracting from a selection
189(2)
The intersection of Selection and Selection
191(1)
Avoiding keyboard collisions
192(1)
Automatic Selection Discombobulators
192(4)
Extending the magic wand
193(1)
Swapping what's selected for what's not
193(1)
Making the selection fuzzy around the edges
194(1)
Border, Smooth, and the rest
195(1)
Moving and Cloning Selections
196(3)
Coloring Inside the Lines
199(18)
Put Down Newspaper Before You Paint
200(2)
Dribbling Paint from a Bucket
202(1)
Applying Color to Selection Innards
203(1)
Fill, I Command You!
204(2)
Select your stuffing
204(1)
How not to mix colors
205(1)
The Ever-Changing Color Sea
206(8)
Checking out the gradient tool
206(1)
Changing the way of the gradient
207(1)
Choosing between linear and radial
207(2)
Selecting your colors
209(1)
Becoming a gradient wizard
210(1)
Changing, adding, and deleting colors
211(1)
Changing the transparency
212(2)
Your Image Needs Strokes, Too
214(3)
How the border rides the track
214(1)
Mix your stroke after you press Return
215(2)
Part V: So, You Say You're Serious about Image Editing 217(74)
Layers upon Layers upon Layers
219(18)
Pasting Images Together
220(5)
Exploring floating selections
222(1)
Setting a floater down
223(1)
Turning a selection into a layer
223(1)
Filling a selection with a selection
224(1)
Resizing an Image to Match Its New Home
225(1)
Excuse Me, But What's a Layer?
226(6)
Finding your way around the Layers palette
227(3)
Moving and manipulating layers
230(1)
Flattening and merging layers
231(1)
Tending Your Many Splendid Blends
232(5)
Fooling with layer opacity
232(1)
Playing around with blend modes
233(2)
Erasing holes in layers
235(1)
Creating an image like Color Plate 15-1
235(2)
Digital Graffiti
237(16)
Two, Two, Two Types of Text
239(1)
Putting Your Words on Screen
240(6)
Typing what must be typed
241(1)
Changing how the type looks
242(3)
Previewing a few formatting attributes
245(1)
Bringing text and image together
245(1)
Declaring Open Season on Type
246(6)
Tracing outlines around your letters
247(2)
Adding shadows behind your letters
249(1)
Turning your letters into ghosts of their former selves
250(2)
Moving and Deleting Characters
252(1)
Forays into Filters
253(20)
A Few Fast Filter Facts
254(2)
How to Fortify Those Wishy-Washy Details
256(6)
The single-shot sharpeners
257(2)
Unsharp Mask: The filter with a weird name
259(1)
Inside the ``Supersharpen'' dialog box
259(2)
Some sharpening scenarios
261(1)
Myopia Adds Depth
262(4)
Choosing your blur
263(1)
Creating motion and puzzle pieces
264(2)
Filter Potpourri
266(7)
Giving your images that gritty, streetwise look
266(2)
Stamping your image in metal
268(2)
Merging colors in flaky images
270(3)
Drawing Color from a Dreary Wasteland
273(18)
The Color-Correction Connection
274(4)
Your friends Auto Levels, Levels, and Variations
274(3)
The other color correctors (boo, hiss)
277(1)
Leveling the Contrast Field
278(8)
Leveling on a layer
278(2)
Making friends with the Levels dialog box
280(3)
Brightness and contrast as they should be
283(3)
Variations on a Color Scheme
286(5)
Turning plain old color into Technicolor
286(2)
It sure feels good to remove that color cast
288(3)
Part VI: The Part of Tens 291(34)
Ten Tricky Techniques to Assign to Memory
293(8)
Displaying and Hiding the Toolbox and Palettes
294(1)
Tab
294(1)
F5, F6, F7, F8
294(1)
Changing the Way a Tool Works
294(1)
Return
294(1)
Up arrow, down arrow
295(1)
Scrolling and Zooming
295(1)
Spacebar
295(1)
spacebar, Option-spacebar
295(1)
plus, minus
295(1)
Double-click on the hand icon
295(1)
Double-click on the zoom icon
295(1)
Shift-Return
295(1)
Changing the Brush Size
296(1)
Left bracket ([)
296(1)
Right bracket (])
296(1)
Shift-[, Shift-]
296(1)
Changing Opacity
296(1)
1,...,9, 0
296(1)
Creating Straight Lines
296(1)
Shift-click
296(1)
Click with polygon lasso, Option-click with regular lasso
296(1)
Adding to and Subtracting from Selection Outlines
297(1)
Shift-drag, Shift-click
297(1)
Option-drag, Option-click
297(1)
Shift-Option-drag, Shift-Option-click
297(1)
Moving, Nudging, and Cloning
297(1)
key
297(1)
Arrow key
297(1)
Shift-arrow key
298(1)
Option-dragging, Option-arrow key, Shift-Option-arrow key
298(1)
Drag with a selection tool
298(1)
Filling a Selection
298(1)
Delete
298(1)
Option-Delete
298(1)
Shift-Delete
298(1)
Making, Switching, and Selecting Layers
299(1)
J, Shift-J
299(1)
Click on new layer icon, Shift-J
299(1)
Option-[, Option-]
299(1)
Control-Option-click with the move tool
299(1)
click on layer name
299(1)
So Many Shortcuts, So Little Time
299(2)
Ten Amusing Ways to Mess Up a Loved One's Face
301(16)
Pinching the Face Inward
303(1)
Bending the Face Outward
304(1)
Twisting the Face around a Taffy Pull
305(1)
Melting the Face into a Heap of Goo
306(2)
Giving the Face a Bath
308(1)
Stretching the Face This Way and That
309(1)
Applying the Nuclear Sunburn Effect
310(2)
Applying the I-Don't-Know-What-It-Is Effect
312(1)
Stamping the Face in a Marble Haze
313(1)
Effecting a Total Molecular Breakdown
314(1)
Framing the Goofy Pose
315(2)
Ten Things to Do with Your Photoshop Masterpiece
317(8)
Printing and Dispersing
318(1)
Framing Your Work of Art
318(1)
Placing the Image into PageMaker or QuarkXPress
318(1)
Placing the Image into Illustrator or FreeHand
319(1)
Pasting the Image into Persuasion or PowerPoint
320(1)
Making a Desktop Pattern
321(1)
Making a Start-Up Screen
322(1)
Engaging in Tag-Team Editing
322(1)
Posting the Image over the Internet or an Online Service
323(1)
Adding It to Your Private Collection
323(2)
Appendix A: How to Install Photoshop 325(2)
Putting Photoshop on Your Hard Disk
325(2)
Appendix B: Photo Credits 327(4)
Index 331

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