Photoshop CS3 Restoration and Retouching BiblePhotoshop CS3的修复与润色宝典
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作者： Mark Fitzgerald著
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出版时间： 2008-3-1字数：版次：页数： 488印刷时间： 2008/03/01开本： 16开印次：纸张： 铜版纸I S B N ： 9780470223673包装： 平装内容简介
Take years off your keepsake photos or enhance the current ones with Photoshop CS3's powerful tools and the expert techniques and tips you'll find in this comprehensive guide. Using step-by-step instructions and over 500 pages of full-color examples, this book shows you how to clone, blend layers, add contrast, reduce glare, and more. From portraits to landscapes to architectural masterpieces, fine-tune your favorites with this expert guide.
Harness the tools of the retouching trade: brushes, cloning, and others;
Use layers and masks to build a non-destructive workflow;
Rescue faded, torn, or stained photographs;
Soften wrinkles, brighten eyes, tame hair, and smooth skin;
Restore sepia-toned, black-and-white, and full-color photographs;
Master resizing, resampling, resolution, and scanning;
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作者简介：
Mark Fitzgerald is a Photoshop teacher and consultant who specializes in helping professional photographers thrive in the digital age. He has taught hundreds of photographers how to smooth out their workflow and get the most from their important images—through private training, classes, and workshops. Mark is an Adobe Certified Photoshop Expert and an Adobe Certified Photoshop Instructor. He and his wife Julia (with their two dogs, Ruby and Hazel) live in Portland, Oregon, where Mark owns a consulting business called The Digital Darkroom.
目录
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I :Digital Image Fundamentals
Chapter 1 : Adjusting Image Brightness and Contrast
Understanding Histograms
Adjusting Brightness and Contrast with Levels
Adjusting Brightness and Contrast with Curves
Balancing Dynamic Range with the Shadow/Highlights Command
Summary
Chapter 2: Working with Color
Calibrating Your Monitor
Understanding Color Theory
Comparing Color Spaces
Choosing a Color Working Space in Photoshop CS3
Understanding Color Channels in Photoshop CS3
Evaluating Color with the Info Palette and the Color Sampler Tool
Adjusting Color
Removing a color cast with Levels
Using the Variations command
Using the Color Balance command
Using the Hue/Saturation command
Summary
Cgaoter 3:Understanding Raw and High-Bit Files
What Is Raw?
Disadvantages of shooting Raw
The mechanics of a Raw file
Converting Raw files in Photoshop CS3
Working with 16-bit files
Creating 16-bit files with Adobe Camera Raw
Creating i6-bit files with a scanner
Using ACR to Edit 16-bit Scans
Summary
Chapter 4: Working with Layers
What Are Layers?
Using Adjustment Layers
Working wkh the Layers Palette
Understanding the Background Layer
Managing Layers
Moving layers
Creating a new layer by copying.
Merging and flattening layers
Layer Opacity and Blending Modes
Summary
Chapter 5: Getting Organized
Understanding File Formats
PSD
TIFF
JPG
Creating an Organizational System
Considering the non-destructive workflow
Three kinds of files
Building the system
Managing Your Organizational System with Adobe Bridge CS3
Understanding the usefulness of Bridge
Creating custom workspaces
Naming, labeling, and sorting
Applying and using metadata
Using keywords
Using metadata for searches
Backing Up and Archiving
Hard drives
CD/DVD
Summary
Part II: Photoshop Tools and Techniques
Chapter 6:Using photoshop's Main Retouching Tools
Working with Brushes
Changing brush settings with the Tool Options bar
The Brushes palette
Working with a graphics tablet
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Part III:Restoration—Rescuing Damaged Photos
Part IV: Retouching—Taking limages to the Next Level
Index
