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How do you get the best out of Photoshop?



It's a combination of knowing what you want and knowing how to do it properly: a mixture of creativity and acumen. As you learn more, you make fewer mistakes, your workflow becomes faster, and you have more time to explore creative possibilities.



This book is dedicated to showing you the tricks of the trade, to sharing the insider's knowledge which will speed up your work, and to improving your understanding of Photoshop as a tool.



The book is divided into eight chapters, in the first three we look at ways of improving your efficiency, good selection techniques, and how to use layers effectively. In the next three chapters we look at practical applications of Photoshop for retouching and correction, Web graphics and special effects. The final two chapters look at the practicalities of Photoshop's configuration and hardware.



Throughout the book, we cover the new features of Photoshop 7, so if you're not yet up to speed with the latest version, we'll show you the way.



You've mastered the basics of Photoshop and you're ready to move on to the next level - this book is jam-packed with the hints, tips, and advice from four Photoshop experts that you need to take you there.



To get the most information out of each of the authors that we possibly could, we used a collaborative method of writing. Each of the four authors chose two subject areas to be the main writer on, and once they had finished writing the sections, they were passed on to the other three authors for them to add their own tips and tricks to. All these parts then went out to review, and the reviewers (themselves Photoshop users) added their tips to the tip-tank. All of these tips then came together in editorial, where they were ordered and polished. In this way, we hoped to maximize the amount of insightful and essential information, and to give you the greatest benefit.

Papildus informācija

Springer Book Archives
Welcome
1
Efficiency
5
Enter the File Browser
5
Opening multiple images
6
Rotating images
7
Renaming images
7
Ranaming entire picture collections
8
Optimizing Photoshop
9
Photoshop style sheets
9
Using Tool Presets to help work group management
10
Defining custom brushes
11
Brush shortcuts
12
Previewing images
12
Using dual monitors
14
Previewing color accurately on text
14
Using composites
16
Creating a composite layer
18
Navigating images
19
Navigation shortcuts
20
Zooming in and out
20
Drawing tricks
22
Quick on the draw
22
Using the Transform Selection option
24
Aligning and distributing objects
26
Free Transform
27
Crop it, but don't lose it
29
Essential shortcuts
31
Tool shortcuts
31
Filling shortcuts
32
Repeating last filter
34
Recalling previous settings from a dialog box
35
Selection secrets
37
Golden rules of selection
38
Accurate feathering
38
Using Quick Mask to preview feathering
39
Fine-tuning selections
39
Remember to undo
40
Selection tools
41
Using the Spacebar to reposition as you select
41
Making selections from the center outwards
41
The Lasso tools
42
Using the Spacebar to scroll whilst selecting
42
The Lasso tool and the Alt key
42
The Magic Wand tool
42
Using the Eyedropper to improve performance
43
Pen tools
44
Adding and deleting anchor points
44
Converting anchor points
44
Editing anchor points
45
Scaling a path
45
Making a selection from a path
45
The Select menu
46
Color Range
46
Modify
47
Grow
48
Similar
49
Transform Selection
49
Save Selection
50
Saving a selection as an Alpha Channel
50
Channel shortcuts
51
Viewing channels as Quick Masks
51
Selection techniques
52
Quick Mask
52
Quick Mask keyboard shortcuts
52
Using Quick Mask to adjust a selection
53
Using Quick Mask to create border effects
53
Using Quick Mask to create rounded corners
55
Extract
56
Using Extract for border effects
57
Using the History Brush with the Extract tool
59
Removing matting
60
Background Eraser
61
Channel selection
62
Using Channels to make selections
63
Adjustment Layers
65
Using Adjustment Layers to help with selection
65
Layer based selections
67
Finding the center of objects on a layer
67
When Defringe doesn't work
68
Layers
71
Layer basics
71
Creating a layer
71
Duplicating a layer for effect
72
Centering a layer
73
Loading a layer as a selection
75
Creating new documents from layers
76
Managing layers
77
Name your layers!
77
Deleting hidden layers
77
Using the Layer controls
77
Clipping groups
79
Using clipping groups to create effects
79
Use a clipping group to avoid rasterizing type
80
Blending Modes
80
Blending modes in action
80
Burning
81
Dodging
82
Lighting
83
Masking
86
Mask shortcuts
86
Manipulating masks
87
Unlinking masks
87
Vector masks
88
Removing Layer Masks
89
Fill layers
89
Adjustment Layers
90
Merging Layers
91
Merging elements using Layer Masks
91
Golden rules when merging layers
93
Layer sets
94
Managing the Layers palette with layer sets
94
Using layer sets to store unwanted layers
95
Retouching
97
General retouching tips
97
Keep your original photo pristine
97
Save your work as you go
98
Plan ahead
98
Before you start - essential preparation
98
Composition through cropping
98
Crop the photo first
99
Getting the big picture
99
Duplicating your layer
100
Correcting tonal values
100
Levels and Curves
100
Quick Levels adjustment
100
Make frequent use of Adjustment Layers
101
The advantages of using Adjustment Layers
101
Spot Levels correction
102
Correcting color
103
Discerning color casts
103
The Infor palette
103
Using the Eyedropper
103
Localized color correction
104
Making a micro view window
106
Digital make-overs
107
Whitening teeth
107
A digital face lift
107
How to heal without scars
108
Patching things up
109
Blur painting
110
The clone Stamp tool
111
Working Layer clone
111
Use All Layers clone
112
Red eye removal
114
The traditional way
114
Using the Threshold command
116
Restoring old photos
117
Cropping your problems away
117
Coping with color in old monotone photos
118
Desaturating a photo
118
Dealing with an unevenly faded photo
119
When you go too far
120
Using Adjustment Layers to fix uneven fading
121
Fixing blemishes
122
Sharpen your photo last
122
Sharpening with the Unsharp mask
122
Sharpening with the High Pass filter
123
Sharpening in Lab Color mode
124
Combining sharpening methods
125
Selective sharpening
125
Adding the final touches by hand
125
Sample painting
126
Putting color back into the photo
128
Create your own Color Cast
128
Finishing the photo
129
Special Effects
131
Zoom trail
131
Sampling the image for the zoom trail
132
Making the zoom trail
132
Making any disk into a planet
134
Text Brush effects
138
Text trail
138
Making the text brush
138
Creating the path
139
Stroking the path
139
Copyright signature brush
140
Great textures
142
Making a realistic oak texture
142
Making a pattern from the oak
145
Carved Wood: Using the Oak to make a banner
146
Working with Layer Styles
147
Saving Layer Styles
147
Saving Styles
148
Metallic effects
149
Using Alpha Channels for 3D Effects
149
Hammered silver
151
Hot Silver
152
Getting a better glow
152
Scaling layer styles
152
Quick background zoom effect
155
Making objects with layer styles glassy
156
Getting burned
157
Cutting away the burned edge
157
Early-burn layer
158
Charred layer
158
Fire!
158
Web Graphics
161
Web banners
161
Use preset sizes
161
Web safe colors
162
Save for Web
162
Optimize to File Size
163
Important points
164
Animated banners
165
Switching applications
165
Animation
166
Tweening
168
Previewing in a web browser
170
Save for Web revisited
171
Become a file size miser
173
Saving optimization settings
174
Adding a blur to reduce file size
174
The Web Photo Gallery feature
175
Creating a web gallery
175
Creating an entire web site in Photoshop
182
Adding a navigation bar
182
Duplicating layer elements
184
Align and distribute
184
Anti-aliasing text
184
Slicing for the Web
185
Moving slices
188
Layer based slices
188
Optimizing individual slices
188
Important points when optimizing
189
Assigning links to the slices
189
Creating rollovers
190
Image Map
193
Hide and go seek
193
Optimizing images
193
Exporting the page
195
Setting up
197
Customizing Photoshop
197
The Preset Manager
197
Creating a subset
198
Changing the display order
199
Tool Presets
199
Using Preset document sizes
199
Making your own preset tools
201
Creating custom shapes
202
Making a custom color palette for accurate color
204
Workspace
205
Creating custom workspaces
205
Using the Palette Well
206
Changing units and measurements
207
The Preferences window
208
General Preferences
208
Interpolation
208
History States
209
Export Clipboard
209
Use Shift Key for Tool Switch
209
File Handling
209
Image Previews
210
Ask Before Saving Layered TIFF Files
210
Always Maximize Compatibility
210
Recent file list
211
Display & Cursors
212
Transparency & Gamut
212
Units & Rulers
214
Column Size
214
New Document Preset Resolutions
215
Making your own custom sizes
215
Guides, Grid & Slices
216
Plug-ins & Scratch Disks
217
Additional Plug-ins folder
217
Scratch Disks
218
Memory & Image Cache
218
Resetting preferences
219
Other settings
220
On-line preferences
221
Color Settings
221
Using Actions to set up keyboard shortcuts for anything
222
Hardware options
227
RAM
227
How much RAM do I need to run Photoshop?
228
Web versus print
228
How do I make the most out of how Photoshop uses my RAM?
229
So how much RAM do we give Photoshop to play with?
230
Software settings for hardware
230
How do I set up a scratch disk?
230
Ok, so what's the best way to use a scratch disk?
231
Increasing the resolution of your monitor
231
Display adapter
232
What's the best display adapter to use for Photoshop?
232
Monitor
233
What size monitor?
233
What type of monitor should I get?
234
Should I do anything to the monitor besides unpacking it?
234
Mouse
236
What's the best mouse to get if I'm using Photoshop?
237
Which settings should I adjust to best use my mouse?
238
Graphics tablet
238
Which tablet to buy?
239
Installing a tablet
239
Using the Brush Dynamics with your tablet
241
Mastering the tablet
241
Using the tablet to shade an object
242
Processor
244
What speed processor do I need to run Photoshop?
244
Peripherals
245
How can I import images into Photoshop?
245
Customizing your workspace
245
What is dual monitor support?
245
Setting up dual monitor support
246
Windows
246
Mac OS
246


Colin Smith is an award-winning graphic designer who has caused a stir in the design community with his stunning photorealistic illustrations that he composes entirely in Photoshop. He is also founder of the popular PhotoshopCAFE web resource. He has won several design contests and awards including: first place, illustration, Photoshop World Guru Awards 2001, Los Angeles; finalist, Macworld Design Contest 2002, New York; and first Place, illustration, Photoshop World Guru Awards 2002, San Diego. Colin has coauthored six books for friends of ED, including From Photoshop to Dreamweaver, Photoshop Most Wanted 2, and Photoshop 7 Trade Secrets. His latest book is How to Do Everything with Photoshop CS (McGraw-Hill Osborne, 2003). Colin writes weekly columns for Planet Photoshop and the National Association of Photoshop Professionals member site, and is a contributing writer for the Photoshop User and Mac Design magazines.