The Best of Adobe Photoshop · Techniques and Images from Professional Photographers (Masters (Amherst Media)) by Hurter, Bill -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Table of Contents 1. Introduction

Photoshop Has Replaced the Conventional Darkroom

2. Good Digital Working Techniques

Profile—John Lund and his Animal Antics Determining Your Camera’s E.I. (Exposure Index) Metering Profile—Jim DiVitale: Conceptual and Commercial Artist White Balance Evaluating Exposure File Formats

RAW Format Prepping RAW Files for Processing Adobe Camera RAW How JPEG Differs from RAW

Color Space Noise Sharpening Metadata Printing Options Profile—Glen Honiball: Master Photoshop Retoucher

3. Color Management and Device Profiling

Profile—Rich Nortnik, Jr.: Illustrator Extraordinaire It’s an RGB World Now Monitor Profiles Gamma Camera Profiles Profile—Marcus Bell and the Photoshop “Darkroom” Printer Profiles Soft Proofing Profile—Gigi Clark: Hanging Out at the Photoshop Cafe Profile—David Wendt Shoots Beautiful Cars

4. Photoshop Techniques

Actions Layers and Masks Plug-Ins Retouching Techniques

Removing Blemishes Shininess and Wrinkles Eyes and Teeth Profile—Bryan White: Mixed Media Arts Selective Soft Focus Soft Focus Vignetting Minimize Retouching

Profile—Ctein’s Photoshop Restoration Color Correction and Toning

Targeting White and Gray Points in Levels Sepia/Blue Tone Mixing Color and Black & White in the Same Image Soft Color

Other Photoshop Operations

Straightening Verticals Optical Lens Correction Making Contact Sheets Liquify Sharpening

Album Design

Design Templates Color Sampling

Stair Interpolation The “Fuzzy Filter” Profile—Jerry D Works an Award-Winning Image Profile—Craig Kienast Sees Smoke Signals

Contributors Glossary Index Other Books from Amherst Media