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9780764589720

Photoshop CS2 Bible

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  • Copyright: 2005-07-22
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Summary

Inside, you'll find advanced coverage of Photoshop CS2 * Explore new ways to adjust and enhance color * Use retouching and color adjustment techniques to correct seemingly impossible-to-fix images * Gain control over digital camera images with Photoshop's enhanced Camera Raw capabilities * Manage your work more efficiently with Actions, Batch processing, and the new Adobe Bridge * Master complex filter techniques and create your own custom filter You already know your way around Photoshop. You want to focus on creative expression, and that's what you'll find in this streamlined, lavishly illustrated volume. A Photoshop Hall of Fame inductee, a master trainer, and a Web graphics expert have collected the most important Photoshop CS2 techniques, tips, and twists to share with you-along with their enthusiasm and experience. Completely and painstakingly updated for CS2, this is truly the ultimate professional guide.

Author Biography

Deke McClelland. Born near Verona in 1511, he was once the most popular portrait painter in all of Florence. His career came to a grinding halt a few centuries later with the advent of photography. Broken, penniless, and deeply resentful, Deke dedicated his energies to the development of a pathogen so insidious that it would one day contaminate each and every photograph on the planet. Code named the Pernicious Instrument of eXtreme EviL (or “pixel” for short), Deke smuggled his terrible creation into The New World and set it free. When his invention turned out to help rather than hurt photography, he went quite mad. He now inflicts his revenge by writing educational books and hosting training videos.
His most sinister books are the award-winning Photoshop CS2 Bible and Photoshop CS2 Bible, Professional Edition, now in their 12th year with more copies in print than any other guides on computer graphics. Other subversive titles include Photoshop CS For Dummies and Photoshop Elements For Dummies (both Wiley Publishing, Inc.).

Laurie Ulrich Fuller. An artist through heredity and education, a teacher by nature, and a writer since she was old enough to pick up a crayon, Laurie Ulrich Fuller is a graphic artist, computer trainer, and the author and co-author of more than 25 books on computers, software, and the Web. Laurie has written hundreds of training manuals for universities and corporate training centers, and in the past 15 years, she’s personally trained thousands of people to make more creative and effective use of their computers. Her classroom has recently expanded to include total strangers she’ll never lay eyes on — through CD-based training products available from both Total Training and VTC.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Part I: Welcome to Photoshop
1(164)
Introducing Photoshop CS2
3(8)
What Is Photoshop?
3(1)
Image-Editing Theory
4(4)
Bitmaps versus vectors
4(1)
The ups and downs of painting
5(1)
The downs and ups of drawing
6(1)
When to use Photoshop
7(1)
When to use a drawing program
7(1)
What's New in Photoshop CS2
8(2)
Summary
10(1)
Inside Photoshop
11(60)
Dive in with the Splash Screen
12(1)
The Welcome Screen
12(1)
The Photoshop Workspace
13(26)
The Info Palette
16(4)
The tools
20(8)
The Toolbox controls
28(2)
The Options bar
30(1)
Tool presets
31(2)
The Preset Manager
33(1)
The floating palettes
34(2)
Rearranging and docking palettes
36(3)
Navigating in Photoshop
39(9)
The view size
40(1)
The Zoom tool
41(1)
The Zoom commands
42(1)
The magnification box
43(2)
Creating a reference window
45(1)
Scrolling in the window
45(2)
The Navigator palette
47(1)
Customizing the Interface
48(22)
Summary
70(1)
Image Management
71(94)
Size Versus Resolution
71(1)
Changing the Printing Resolution
72(2)
Changing the Page-Layout Resolution
74(1)
What's the Best Resolution?
74(2)
The Resolution of Screen Images
76(1)
How to Open, Duplicate, and Save Images
76(13)
Creating a new image
78(5)
Opening an image
83(6)
Using the Bridge
89(27)
A typical Bridge session
91(2)
Opening images from the Bridge
93(1)
Your Bridge view options
94(4)
Selecting images
98(1)
Rotating images
99(1)
Adding an image to Favorites
100(10)
Managing the cache
110(1)
Renaming files
111(1)
Using the File Info command
112(3)
Duplicating an image
115(1)
Saving an Image to Disk
116(6)
Adding an extension to Mac files
116(1)
Saving previews
117(1)
Choosing other save options
117(3)
The Save for Web dialog box
120(2)
File Format Roundup
122(26)
The native format
122(1)
Special-purpose formats
123(8)
Interapplication formats
131(8)
The mainstream formats
139(5)
The formats nobody talks to
144(4)
Still can't get that file open?
148(1)
Adding Annotations
148(4)
Making a note of it
149(1)
Speaking your mind
149(1)
Managing annotations
150(2)
Resampling and Cropping
152(11)
Resizing versus resampling
152(2)
Cropping
154(9)
Summary
163(2)
Part II: Painting and Retouching
165(188)
Defining Colors
167(48)
Specifying Colors
167(2)
Using the Color Picker
169(2)
Typing Numeric Color Values
171(1)
Working in Different Color Modes
172(16)
RGB
172(2)
HSB
174(1)
CMYK
174(3)
CIE's Lab
177(1)
Understanding Lab anatomy
178(1)
Indexed Color
179(2)
Grayscale
181(1)
16 and 32 bits per channel
182(1)
Black and white (bitmap)
183(5)
Using Color Libraries
188(10)
Predefined colors
188(2)
The Color palette
190(2)
The Swatches palette
192(2)
Swatches presets
194(1)
The Eyedropper tool
195(1)
The Color Sampler tool
196(2)
Introducing Color Channels
198(4)
For those of you who just said ``So?''
199(1)
How channels work
199(1)
Switching and viewing channels
200(2)
Trying Channels on for Size
202(4)
RGB channels
202(2)
CMYK channels
204(2)
Lab channels
206(1)
Other Channel Functions
206(4)
Color Channel Effects
210(3)
Improving the appearance of color scans
210(2)
Using multichannel techniques
212(1)
Summary
213(2)
Painting and Brushes
215(50)
Get to Know the Paint and Edit Tools
215(5)
The paint tools
217(1)
The edit tools
218(2)
Basic Techniques
220(10)
Painting a straight line
221(1)
Painting a perpendicular line
221(3)
Painting with the Smudge tool
224(2)
Sponging color in and out
226(2)
Using the Color Replacement tool
228(2)
Undoing your damage
230(1)
Brush Size and Shape
230(10)
Selecting a brush shape
231(2)
Making your own brush shape
233(4)
Defining a custom brush
237(1)
Saving and loading brush sets
238(2)
Brush Dynamics
240(10)
Brush dynamic basics
241(1)
Shape dynamics
241(5)
Additional brush dynamics
246(2)
Noise, Wet Edges, and the rest
248(1)
Undoing pressure-sensitive lines
249(1)
Opacity and Strength, Flow and Exposure
250(2)
Brush Modes
252(11)
The 25 paint tool modes
253(8)
The three Dodge and Burn modes
261(2)
Summary
263(2)
Filling and Stroking
265(42)
Filling Selections with Color or Patterns
266(1)
The Paint Bucket tool
266(6)
The Fill command
272(2)
Backspace- and Delete-key Techniques
274(1)
Using the Paint Bucket Inside a Selection
275(2)
Applying Gradient Fills
277(20)
Using the Gradient tool
278(1)
Gradient options
279(3)
Gradient styles
282(2)
Creating custom gradations
284(1)
Editing solid gradients
285(5)
Creating noise gradients
290(2)
Saving and managing gradients
292(1)
Gradations and brush modes
293(4)
Applying Strokes and Arrowheads
297(8)
Stroking a selection outline
298(2)
Applying arrowheads to straight lines
300(2)
Appending arrowheads to curved lines
302(3)
Summary
305(2)
Retouching and Restoring
307(46)
Cloning and Healing
309(14)
The Clone Stamp tool
310(4)
The Healing Brush tool
314(5)
The Spot Healing Brush
319(1)
The Patch tool
320(2)
The Red Eye tool
322(1)
Retouching Photographs
323(13)
Restoring an old photograph
327(4)
Eliminating distracting background elements
331(5)
Stepping Back through Time
336(16)
Using the traditional undo functions
337(1)
The History palette
338(4)
Painting away the past
342(10)
Summary
352(1)
Part III: Selections, Masks, and Filters
353(258)
Selections and Paths
355(68)
How Selections Work
355(4)
Geometric Selection Outlines
359(3)
Free-form Outlines
362(2)
Magnetic Selections
364(3)
Using the Magnetic Lasso tool
365(1)
Modifying the Magnetic Lasso options
366(1)
The World of the Wand
367(5)
Adjusting the tolerance
368(3)
Making the Wand see beyond a single layer
371(1)
Ways to Change Selection Outlines
372(13)
Quick changes
372(1)
Manually adding and subtracting
373(1)
Power-User tricks
374(1)
Adding and subtracting by command
375(5)
Softening selection outlines
380(5)
Moving and Duplicating Selections
385(7)
The role of the Move tool
385(1)
Making precise movements
385(1)
Cloning a selection
386(3)
Moving a selection outline independently of its contents
389(1)
Scaling or rotating a selection outline
389(3)
How to Draw and Edit Paths
392(22)
Paths overview
393(3)
Drawing paths with the Pen tool
396(6)
Editing paths
402(6)
Filling paths
408(1)
Painting along a path
408(4)
Converting and saving paths
412(2)
Importing and Exporting Paths
414(7)
Swapping paths with Illustrator
415(1)
Exporting to Illustrator
416(1)
Retaining transparent areas in an image
416(5)
Summary
421(2)
Masks and Extractions
423(46)
Painting and Editing Inside Selections
425(4)
Working in Quick Mask Mode
429(13)
How the Quick Mask mode works
430(5)
Changing the red coating
435(1)
Gradations as masks
436(6)
Generating Masks Automatically
442(15)
The Magic Eraser
442(2)
The more magical Background Eraser
444(3)
The still more magical Extract command
447(6)
Using the Color Range command
453(3)
A few helpful Color Range hints
456(1)
Creating an Independent Mask Channel
457(4)
Saving a selection outline to a mask channel
457(2)
Converting a mask to a selection
459(1)
Viewing mask and image
460(1)
Building a Mask from an Image
461(7)
Summary
468(1)
Corrective Filtering
469(72)
A First Look at Filters
470(3)
Corrective filters
470(1)
Destructive filters
471(1)
Effects filters
472(1)
How Filters Work
473(3)
External plug-ins
474(1)
Previewing filters
474(2)
Reapplying the last filter
476(1)
Nudging numerical values
476(1)
Fading a Filter
476(4)
Creating layered effects
478(1)
Filtering inside a border
478(1)
Undoing a sequence of filters
478(2)
Heightening Focus and Contrast
480(14)
Using the Unsharp Mask filter
480(7)
Using the preset sharpening filters
487(1)
Sharpening grainy photographs
487(2)
Smart Sharpen
489(3)
Using the High Pass filter
492(1)
Converting an image into a line drawing
493(1)
Blurring an Image
494(32)
Applying the Gaussian Blur filter
495(1)
The preset blurring filters
496(1)
Anti-aliasing an image
497(2)
Directional blurring
499(9)
Using the Lens Blur filter
508(4)
Applying a Box Blur
512(3)
Using the Shape Blur
515(3)
Working with Surface Blur
518(2)
Softening a selection outline
520(6)
Noise Factors
526(13)
Adding noise
526(4)
Removing noise with Despeckle
530(1)
Averaging pixels with Median
530(1)
Sharpening a compressed image
531(4)
Cleaning up scanned halftones
535(2)
Using the Average filter
537(2)
Summary
539(2)
Distortions and Effects
541(70)
Bizarre Effects
542(11)
What about the others?
552(1)
One final note about RAM
552(1)
The Filter Gallery
553(2)
The Pixelate Filters
555(1)
Creating a Mezzotint
556(1)
Edge-Enhancement Filters
557(5)
Embossing an image
557(3)
Tracing around edges
560(1)
Creating a metallic coating
561(1)
Distortion Filters
562(39)
The fun-house mirror
564(2)
Twirling spirals
566(3)
Zigging and zagging
569(2)
Creating parallel Ripples and Waves
571(8)
Distorting an image along a curve
579(1)
Changing to Polar Coordinates
580(2)
Working with Lens Correction
582(3)
Distorting with the Liquify command
585(10)
Creating a vanishing point
595(6)
Adding Clouds and Spotlights
601(8)
Creating clouds
602(1)
Using the Fibers filter
603(1)
Lighting an image
604(5)
Summary
609(2)
Part IV: Layers, Objects, and Text
611(198)
Working with Layers
613(66)
Sending a Selection to a Layer
616(1)
Other Ways to Make a Layer
617(3)
Layer Basics
620(15)
Switching between layers
620(2)
Switching layers from the keyboard
622(1)
Selecting similar layers
622(1)
Understanding transparency
623(2)
Modifying the background layer
625(2)
Reordering layers
627(2)
Displaying layer edges
629(1)
Automated matting techniques
630(2)
Blending layers
632(2)
Fusing several layers
634(1)
Deleting layers
635(1)
Saving a flattened version of an image
635(1)
Selecting the Contents of Layers
635(2)
Drop Shadows
637(5)
Moving, Linking, and Aligning Layers
642(5)
Linking and unlinking
642(2)
Organizing layers in Groups
644(3)
Creating and Using Smart Objects
647(13)
Creating a new Smart Object
648(1)
Editing Smart Objects
649(2)
Locking layers
651(1)
Using guides and Smart Guides
652(4)
Setting up the grid
656(2)
Using the Measure tool
658(2)
Applying Transformations
660(7)
Transforming the entire image
660(1)
Transforming layers and selected pixels
661(3)
Warping layers
664(2)
Numerical transformations
666(1)
Masking and Layers
667(8)
Preserving transparency
667(3)
Creating layer-specific masks
670(3)
Pasting inside a selection outline
673(1)
Masking groups of layers
673(2)
Working with Layer Comps
675(3)
Summary
678(1)
The Wonders of Blend Modes
679(56)
Opacity and Fill
681(3)
Blend Modes
684(17)
Advanced Blending Options
701(11)
Blending interior layer effects
702(3)
Masking and unmasking effects
705(3)
Dumping whole color channels
708(1)
Making knockouts
708(4)
Dropping Out and Forcing Through
712(7)
Color range sliders
713(3)
Fuzziness
716(3)
Whole Image Calculations
719(15)
The Apply Image command
720(4)
Add and Subtract
724(4)
The Calculations command
728(2)
Combining masks
730(4)
Summary
734(1)
Shapes and Styles
735(34)
Drawing Shapes
736(11)
The pros and cons of shapes
736(2)
The shape tools
738(1)
Drawing the shape
739(3)
Combining and editing shapes
742(3)
Editing for inner beauty
745(2)
Skin-Deep Beauty: Layer Styles
747(17)
The advantages of layer effects
755(1)
Inside the Layer Style dialog box
756(8)
Modifying and Saving Effects
764(3)
Disabling effects
764(1)
Duplicating effects
765(1)
Scattering effects to the four winds
765(1)
Saving effects as styles
766(1)
Summary
767(2)
Fully Editable Text
769(40)
The Five Flavors of Text
770(1)
Text as Art
771(4)
Using the Type Tool
775(2)
Creating Vertical Type
777(1)
Creating and Manipulating Text in a Frame
778(3)
Applying Character Formatting
781(12)
Font
782(2)
Size
784(1)
Leading
785(2)
Kerning
787(2)
Fractional Widths and System Layout
789(1)
Tracking
789(1)
Horizontal and vertical scaling
789(1)
Baseline
790(1)
Color
791(2)
Applying Paragraph Formatting
793(6)
Alignment
793(1)
Roman Hanging Punctuation
794(1)
Justification
794(2)
Indents and paragraph spacing
796(1)
Hyphenation
797(1)
Line breaks and composition methods
798(1)
Checking your spelling
798(1)
Finding and Replacing Text
799(2)
Fitting Type on a Path
801(3)
Warping Text
804(2)
Editing Text as Shapes
806(2)
Summary
808(1)
Part V: Color and Output
809(178)
Essential Color Management
811(26)
A Typical Color-Matching Scenario
812(10)
Setting up the source monitor
813(3)
Selecting the ideal working space
816(2)
Embedding the profile
818(1)
Setting up the destination space
819(1)
Defining color management policies
819(1)
Converting the color space
820(2)
Color Conversion Central
822(8)
Description
822(1)
Working spaces
822(3)
Color management policies
825(2)
More options
827(3)
Custom CMYK Setup
830(2)
Saving and Loading Color Settings
832(2)
Synchronizing Bridge Color Settings
834(2)
Summary
836(1)
Mapping and Adjusting Colors
837(80)
Color Effects and Adjustments
837(2)
When Colors Need Therapy
839(1)
Quick and Automatic Color Effects
840(9)
Invert
840(2)
Equalize
842(1)
Threshold
843(5)
Posterize
848(1)
Quick and Automatic Corrections
849(4)
Gray areas
849(1)
The Auto Levels command
850(1)
The Auto Contrast command
851(1)
The Auto Color command
851(2)
Adjusting Hues and Colorizing Images
853(18)
Using the Hue/Saturation command
853(8)
Colorizing images
861(1)
Shifting selected hues
861(1)
Shifting predefined colors
862(2)
Filtering colors
864(1)
Using the Variations command
865(2)
Using the Match Color command
867(3)
Enhancing colors in a compressed image
870(1)
Making Custom Brightness Adjustments
871(27)
The Histogram palette
872(3)
The Levels command
875(7)
The Curves command
882(5)
Gradient maps
887(1)
Practical applications: Continuous curves
888(3)
Practical applications: Arbitrary curves
891(1)
The Shadow/Highlight command
891(4)
Correcting exposure
895(3)
Adjustment Layers
898(6)
The advantages of layer-based corrections
901(2)
Correcting a flat image using layers
903(1)
Correcting Camera Raw Images
904(11)
Making color adjustments
906(2)
Sharpening and smoothing
908(1)
Correcting for the camera lens
909(3)
Tweaking the profile
912(1)
Opening and saving images with Camera Raw
912(1)
Saving your Camera Raw settings
913(1)
Applying your saved Camera Raw settings
914(1)
Summary
915(2)
Printing and Publishing with Photoshop
917(70)
Understanding Printing Terminology
918(3)
Printing Composites
921(18)
Choosing a printer through Windows
923(1)
Choosing a printer on a Mac
923(1)
Setting up the page
924(11)
Specifying a transfer function
935(1)
Printing pages
936(3)
Creating Color Separations
939(3)
Outputting separations
940(1)
Color trapping
941(1)
Printing Duotones
942(4)
Creating a duotone
942(2)
Reproducing a duotone
944(1)
Editing individual duotone plates
945(1)
Spot-Color Separations
946(1)
Optimizing Images for Web Publication
947(1)
Choosing the Right Web Graphic Format
947(7)
Graphic Interchange Format
948(1)
JPEG File Interchange Format
949(1)
Portable Network Graphics Format
950(1)
The Save For Web Dialog Box
951(3)
Optimizing Images into GIF and PNG-8 Formats
954(7)
Optimization presets
956(1)
Custom GIF and PNG-8 optimization settings
956(5)
Optimizing Images into JPEG and PNG-24 Formats
961(1)
Optimization presets
961(1)
Custom JPEG and PNG-24 optimization settings
962(1)
Resizing Images
962(1)
Creating Animated GIF Images
963(2)
Slicing and Dicing an Image
965(6)
Creating slices
967(1)
Editing slices
968(1)
Setting slice options
968(3)
Saving slices
971(1)
Publishing from the Bridge
971(15)
Printing contact sheets
974(1)
Creating a picture package
975(3)
Creating a Web Photo Gallery
978(3)
Creating a PDF presentation
981(2)
Using Photomerge to create a panorama
983(3)
Summary
986(1)
Appendix: The Keyboard, Menus, and Making Photoshop Your Own
987(42)
Hidden Shortcuts and Modifiers
988(5)
Windows Alt-key combos
988(1)
The shortcut menu
989(1)
Toolbox shortcuts
990(1)
Palette shortcuts
991(2)
Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
993(4)
Customizing menus
995(1)
Creating a new menu set
996(1)
The Great-Grandmother of All Shortcut Tables
997(32)
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