Summary
Covers the main features of Photoshop-the industry standard software package for image creation, correction, and enhancement Explores the essentials: menu bar, tool palette, modifying images, retouching images, painting and drawing, creating type, adding special effects, creating and managing layers, preparing images for the Web, and much more Updated to cover all the new features in both the Mac and Windows versions of the latest Photoshop release A ready reference that helps Photoshop novices become productive quickly and introduces experienced Photoshop users to the latest Photoshop tricks and techniques Authored by Deke McClelland, a member of the Photoshop Hall of Fame, who has published more than sixty books on computer graphics and electronic publishing
Author Biography
Pioneering electronic publishing expert <b>Deke McClelland</b> is the author of <i>Photoshop 7 Bible</i> (Wiley Publishing, Inc.), the best-selling guide on digital imaging. Having written more than 60 titles in 20 languages, with 3 million copies in print, Deke is one of the most award-winning writers in the business, including a total of seven honors from the Computer Press Association. In addition to designing and editing the <i>Look & Learn</i> visual learning series (Wiley Publishing, Inc.), Deke hosts the in-depth training videos, <i>Total Photoshop, Total Illustrator,</i> and <i>Total InDesign</i> (all Total Training). He is a contributing editor for <i>Macworld</i> and <i>Photoshop User</i> magazines, and a member of the PhotoshopWorld Instructor Dream Team. <p> <b>Phyllis Davis</b> is a writer, graphics and Web designer, teacher, and graphics software expert. Her professional design credits include many books, fine art posters, and advertisements.<br> In addition to being co-author of Photoshop CS for Dummies, Phyllis is also the autho r of <i>The GIMP: Visual QuickStart Guide</i> (Peachpit Press), <i>CorelDraw: Visual QuickStart Guide</i> (Peachpit Press), and many other highly regarded books about graphic and photo-manipulation software.<br> he isn’t writing and designing books and creating Web sites, Phyllis can be found developing and teaching computer courses, digging in her garden with her husband, Harold, and playing with her wonderful boys, Julian and Nicholas.
Table of Contents
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Part I: Getting the Basics Down. |
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Chapter 1: Introducing the Two Faces of Photoshop. |
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Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Interface. |
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Chapter 3: Using Photoshop for the First Time. |
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Part II: The Care and Feeding of Pixels. |
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Chapter 4: Sizing and Resizing Images. |
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Chapter 5: Introducing Color. |
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Chapter 6: Going to Hard Copy. |
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Part III: Selections and Layers. |
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Chapter 7: Making Selections. |
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Chapter 8: Working with Layers. |
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Chapter 9: Adjusting Color and Tone. |
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Chapter 10: Creating Composite Images. |
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Chapter 11: Using Filters. |
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Part V: Using Your Virtual Paintbrush. |
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Chapter 12: Painting 101. |
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Chapter 13: Coloring inside the Lines. |
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Chapter 14: Changing History and Erasing Pixels. |
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Part VI: Heavy-Duty Photoshop. |
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Chapter 15: Using Masks and Channels. |
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Chapter 16: Using Paths and Shapes. |
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Chapter 17: Adding and Manipulating Type. |
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Part VII: Photoshop for Webbies. |
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Chapter 18: Spinning Graphics for the Web. |
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Chapter 19: Slicing and Dicing Images. |
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Part VIII: The Part of Tens. |
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Chapter 20: Ten (Or So) Filters You Can Use to Create Fast Effects. |
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Chapter 21: Ten Things to Do with Your Photoshop Masterpiece. |
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