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Part of the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series®, ADOBE® PHOTOSHOP® CS6: COMPREHENSIVE follows the proven Shelly Cashman Series® step-by-step, screen-by-screen approach to learning the Photoshop CS6 software.

Arvustused

1. Editing a Photo. 2. Using Selection Tools. 3. Working with Layers. 4. Drawing and Painting with Color. 5. Enhancing and Repairing Photos. 6. Applying Filters and Patterns. Appendices. A: Project Planning Guidelines. B: Graphic Design. C: Publishing to a Web Server. D: Adobe CS6 Help. E: Using Adobe Bridge CS6. F: Changing Screen Resolution. G: For Mac Users.

Preface xi
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Chapter One Editing a Photo
Objectives
1(1)
What Is Photoshop CS67
2(1)
Project --- Postcard Graphic
3(1)
Overview
4(1)
Starting Photoshop
4(2)
To Start Photoshop
4(2)
Customizing the Photoshop Workspace
6(5)
To Select the Essentials Workspace
6(2)
To Select the Default Tool
8(1)
To Reset the Options Bar
8(1)
To Reset the Interface Color
9(2)
Opening a Photo
11(3)
To Open a File
11(3)
The Photoshop Workspace
14(5)
The Application Bar
14(1)
The Options Bar
14(1)
The Tools Panel
14(1)
The Document Window
15(2)
Panels
17(2)
File Types
19(1)
Saving a Photo
20(3)
To Save a File in the PSD Format
20(3)
Viewing Photos
23(8)
Zooming
23(1)
To Use the Zoom Tool
24(1)
The Navigator Panel
25(1)
To Use the Navigator Panel
26(1)
To Minimize the Navigator Panel
27(1)
The Hand Tool
28(1)
To Use the Hand Tool
28(1)
To Change the Magnification
29(1)
To Display Rulers
30(1)
Screen Modes
31(1)
Editing the Photo
31(4)
Cropping
32(1)
To Crop a Photo
33(2)
Creating a Border
35(7)
To Create a Selection
35(1)
To Stroke a Selection
36(2)
Modifying Selections
38(1)
To Modify a Selection
39(1)
To Switch Foreground and Background Colors
40(1)
To Deselect
41(1)
Saving a Photo with the Same File Name
42(1)
To Save a File with the Same File Name
42(1)
To Close a File
42(1)
Opening a Recent File in Photoshop
43(1)
To Open a Recent File
43(1)
Changing Image Sizes
44(2)
To Resize the Image
45(1)
Inserting Text
46(6)
To Select the Horizontal Type Tool
47(1)
To Set Font Options
47(1)
To Insert Text
48(2)
To Stroke Text
50(1)
To Save a File with a Different Name
51(1)
Printing a Photo
52(1)
To Print a Photo
52(1)
Saving a Photo for Use on the Web
53(4)
To Preview using the Save for Web Dialog Box
53(1)
To Choose a Download Speed
54(1)
To Preview the Photo on the Web
55(1)
To Save the Photo for the Web
56(1)
Photoshop Help
57(4)
To Access Photoshop Help
58(1)
To Use the Help Search Box
58(2)
To Quit Photoshop
60(1)
Chapter Summary
61(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
61(2)
Extend Your Knowledge
63(1)
Make It Right
64(1)
In the Lab
65(3)
Cases and Places
68(1)
Chapter Two Using Selection Tools and Shortcut Keys
Objectives
69(1)
Introduction
70(1)
Project --- Advertisement Graphic
70(2)
Overview
70(2)
Creating an Advertising Piece
72(3)
The Marquee Tools
75(4)
To Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool
79(1)
The Move Tool
79(3)
To Use the Move Tool
80(2)
To Duplicate the Selection
82(1)
The Quick Selection Tool
82(3)
To Use the Quick Selection Tool
83(1)
To Move a Selection
84(1)
The History Panel
85(2)
To Display the History Panel
86(1)
Using the History Panel
86(1)
To Undo Changes Using the History Panel
87(1)
Refining Edges
87(4)
To Refine Edges
89(2)
The Lasso Tools
91(4)
To Select using the Polygonal Lasso Tool
93(1)
To Grow the Selection
94(1)
Grids, Guides, and Snapping
95(7)
To Display a Grid
96(1)
To Create a Guide
97(1)
To Snap a Selection to the Guide
98(1)
To Select using the Magnetic Lasso Tool
99(1)
To Move a Selection using a Shortcut Key
100(1)
To Select using the Lasso Tool
100(2)
The Magic Wand Tool
102(9)
To Subtract from a Selection using the Magic Wand Tool
102(3)
To Select using the Elliptical Marquee Tool
105(1)
To Subtract Noncontiguous Pixels of the Same Color
106(1)
To Duplicate and Scale
107(1)
To Reselect
108(2)
To Fit Screen
110(1)
To Crop a Selection
110(1)
Creating PDF Files
111(3)
To Save a Photo in the PDF Format
112(2)
Keyboard Shortcuts
114(5)
Creating a Keyboard Shortcut
114(1)
To Create a New Keyboard Shortcut
114(3)
To Test a New Keyboard Shortcut
117(1)
To Return to the Default Settings for Keyboard Shortcuts
118(1)
Chapter Summary
119(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
120(2)
Extend Your Knowledge
122(2)
Make It Right
124(1)
In the Lab
125(6)
Cases and Places
131(2)
Chapter Three Working with Layers
Objectives
133(1)
Introduction
134(1)
Project --- Room Furnishing
134(2)
Overview
135(1)
Creating a Composite
136(4)
Creating a Composite Image using Layers
140(3)
Layers
140(2)
To Change Layers Panel Options
142(1)
Creating a Layer via Cut
143(5)
To Create a Layer via Cut
143(2)
To Rename a Layer
145(1)
To Assign a Color to a Layer
146(1)
To Hide and Show a Layer
147(1)
Creating a Layer from Another Image
148(5)
Displaying Multiple Files
149(1)
To Arrange Document Windows
150(1)
To Create a Layer by Dragging an Entire Image
151(1)
To Move a Layer in the Document Window
152(1)
Creating a Layer by Dragging a Selection
153(3)
To Create a Layer by Dragging a Selection
154(2)
The Transformation Commands
156(3)
To Transform by Skewing
159(4)
The Eraser Tools
163(13)
Using the Magic Eraser Tool
163(1)
To Display Only the Current Layer
164(1)
To Erase using the Magic Eraser Tool
164(1)
Using the Eraser Tool
165(2)
To Erase using the Eraser Tool
167(1)
To Erase using the Block Mouse Pointer
168(1)
To Transform by Changing the Perspective
169(1)
Using the Background Eraser Tool
170(1)
To Erase using the Background Eraser Tool
171(3)
To Rearrange Layers
174(2)
Layer Masks
176(3)
To Create a Layer Mask
176(2)
To Correct a Masking Error
178(1)
Fine-Tuning Layers
179(1)
Making an Opacity Change to a Layer
179(1)
To Make an Opacity Change to a Layer
180(1)
Adjustments and Properties
180(7)
Level Adjustments
182(1)
To Make a Levels Adjustment
182(1)
Hue and Saturation
183(1)
To Adjust the Hue and Saturation
184(1)
To Fit the Image on Screen
184(2)
Brightness and Contrast
186(1)
To Adjust the Brightness and Contrast
186(1)
Layer Styles
187(3)
To Apply a Layer Style
189(1)
The Clone Stamp Tool
190(4)
To Create a New Blank Layer
191(1)
To Create a Clone
192(2)
Flattening a Composite Image
194(3)
To Flatten a Composite Image
195(2)
Chapter Summary
197(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
198(3)
Extend Your Knowledge
201(1)
Make It Right
202(1)
In the Lab
203(5)
Cases and Places
208(1)
Chapter Four Drawing and Painting with Color
Objectives
209(1)
Introduction
210(1)
Project --- Creating a Poster
210(3)
Overview
212(1)
Creating a New File
213(6)
To Select the Painting Workspace
214(2)
To Start a New Photoshop File
216(3)
Gradients
219(7)
To Select the Gradient Tool and Style
220(1)
Gradient Presets
221(1)
To Edit the Gradient
222(2)
To Draw the Gradient
224(2)
Smart Objects
226(3)
To Create a Smart Object using the Place Command
227(1)
To Transform the Smart Object
228(1)
Painting with Brushes
229(13)
The Swatches Panel
229(1)
To Choose a Color on the Swatches Panel
230(1)
The Brush Tool
231(1)
To Select the Brush Tool
232(1)
The Brush Panel
233(1)
To Display the Brush Panel
234(1)
Brush Options
235(1)
To Select a Brush and Edit Settings
236(1)
To Draw Straight Lines using the Brush Tool
237(1)
The Brush Presets Panel
238(1)
To Append a Brush Library
239(1)
To Select a Brush using the Brush Presets Panel
240(1)
To Draw Freehand using the Brush Tool
241(1)
Enhancing with Text
242(12)
Character and Paragraph Styles
246(1)
To Create a Character Style
247(3)
To Use a Style
250(2)
To Copy a Layer Style
252(2)
Sampling Colors
254(1)
To Use the Eyedropper Tool
254(1)
Shapes
255(10)
To Choose the Custom Shape Tool
258(1)
To Append Shape Presets
259(1)
To Create a Shape
260(1)
To Duplicate a Shape Layer
261(4)
Chapter Summary
265(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
265(2)
Extend Your Knowledge
267(2)
Make It Right
269(1)
In the Lab
270(4)
Cases and Places
274(1)
Chapter Five Enhancing and Repairing Photos
Objectives
275(1)
Introduction
276(1)
Project --- Enhancing and Repairing Photos
276(2)
Overview
278(1)
Gathering Images
278(4)
Scanners
279(1)
Digital Cameras
280(1)
Web Graphics
281(1)
Starting and Customizing Photoshop
281(1)
Restoring Documents
282(7)
To Correct Yellowed Portions of the Document
284(1)
To Create a Layer from the Background
285(2)
To Edit Curves
287(1)
To Lock Transparent Pixels
288(1)
Content-Aware
289(4)
To Fill using Content-Aware
291(2)
Retouching Tools
293(15)
To Use the Content-Aware Move Tool
295(2)
The Spot Healing Brush Tool
297(1)
To Repair Damage using the Spot Healing Brush Tool
298(2)
The Healing Brush Tool
300(1)
To Sample and Paint using the Healing Brush Tool
301(1)
The Patch Tool
302(1)
To Patch Areas
303(2)
To View Corrections
305(1)
The Red Eye Tool
306(1)
To Correct Red-Eye
307(1)
The Dodge, Burn, and Sponge Tools
308(6)
Vignetting
310(1)
To Darken using the Burn Tool
311(1)
To Lighten using the Dodge Tool
312(1)
To Use the Sponge Tool
313(1)
Lens Correction Tools
314(5)
Angle and Perspective Errors
315(2)
To Display the Lens Correction Dialog Box
317(1)
To Straighten the Photo
318(1)
To Correct Distortions
319(1)
Blending Modes
319(4)
To Apply a Blending Mode
321(2)
The Blur, Sharpen, and Smudge Tools
323(3)
To Smudge
324(1)
To Use the Sharpen Tool
325(1)
Chapter Summary
326(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
327(1)
Extend Your Knowledge
328(2)
Make It Right
330(1)
In the Lab
331(3)
Cases and Places
334(1)
Chapter Six Applying Filters and Patterns
Objectives
335(1)
Introduction
336(1)
Project --- Creating a Magazine Cover
336(6)
Overview
337(1)
Starting and Customizing Photoshop
338(4)
The Color Panel
342(3)
To Change the Sliders on the Color Panel
343(2)
The Paint Bucket Tool
345(1)
To Use the Paint Bucket Tool
345(1)
Filters
346(8)
Artistic Filters
347(1)
Blur Filters
348(1)
Brush Stroke Filters
349(1)
Distort Filters
349(1)
Noise Filters
350(1)
Pixelate Filters
350(1)
Render Filters
351(1)
Sharpen Filters
351(1)
Sketch Filters
351(1)
Stylize Filters
352(1)
Texture Filters
353(1)
Specialized Filters
354(6)
The Liquify Filter
354(2)
To Apply the Liquify Filter
356(3)
To Align and Distribute Layers
359(1)
The Filter Gallery
360(5)
To Create a Smart Filter
360(1)
To Apply a Plastic Wrap Smart Filter
361(2)
To Apply a Glowing Edges Smart Filter
363(1)
To Apply a Craquelure Smart Filter
364(1)
The Blur Filters
365(4)
To Apply an Iris Blur Filter
366(3)
Specialized Effects
369(9)
To Create a Pentagon
369(2)
To Create a Clipping Mask
371(2)
To Nudge
373(1)
Patterns
374(1)
To Use a Pattern
375(3)
Formatting Type
378(8)
To Set the Tracking
381(1)
To Underline Text
382(2)
To Add an Outer Glow
384(2)
Knockouts and Trapping, and Proofs
386(5)
Proofs
388(1)
To Print a Hard Proof
389(2)
Chapter Summary
391(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
391(2)
Extend Your Knowledge
393(2)
Make It Right
395(1)
In the Lab
396(4)
Cases and Places
400
Appendices
Appendix A Project Planning Guidelines
Using Project Planning Guidelines
1(1)
Determine the Project's Purpose
1(1)
Analyze Your Audience
1(1)
Gather Possible Content
2(1)
Determine What Content to Present to Your Audience
2(1)
Summary
2(1)
Appendix B Graphic Design Overview
Understanding Design Principles
3(1)
Balance
4(1)
Contrast
5(1)
Dominance
5(1)
Proximity
6(1)
Repetition
6(1)
Closure
7(1)
Continuance
8(1)
Negative Space
8(1)
Unity
8(1)
Layout Grids
9(1)
Color Theory
9(1)
Color Properties
9(1)
Color Modes
10(1)
Psychological Considerations of Color
11(1)
Print Considerations for Color
11(1)
Web Considerations for Color
11(1)
Relativity
12(1)
Color Schemes and Matching
12(3)
Typography
15(1)
Readability
15(1)
Typeface Categories
16(1)
Designing for Web versus Print
17(1)
Device Dependency and Fluidity
17(1)
Pixels, Dimensions, and Resolution
18(1)
Working as a Graphic Designer
19(1)
Jobs in Graphic Design
20(1)
Design Projects
20(1)
Client and Designer Roles
20(1)
Defining the Project
21(1)
Specifying Project Details
21(1)
Collecting Materials
21(1)
Summary
22(1)
Appendix C Publishing to a Web Server
Publishing a Web Site
23(1)
Web Hosting Companies
23(1)
How to Choose a Web Host
23(1)
Dedicated and Shared Hosting
24(1)
Hosting Services and Features
24(2)
Domain Names
26(1)
Choosing a Domain Name
27(1)
Registering a Domain Name
28(1)
DNS
29(1)
DNS Propagation
29(1)
Copying Files using FTP
30(1)
Copying Files
31(1)
Summary
31(1)
Publishing to a Web Server
32(1)
Appendix D Using Photoshop Help
Photoshop Help
33(1)
Using Help
33(2)
To Access Photoshop Online Help
35(1)
To Use the Topics List
35(1)
To Use the Adobe Community Help Search Box
36(2)
To View a Video on Adobe TV
38(1)
Using Help PDF Documentation
39(1)
To Open Adobe Photoshop Help and Tutorials
40(1)
To Navigate the Documentation by
Chapter Topic
40(1)
To Use the Find Box
41(1)
Use Help
42(1)
Appendix E Using Adobe Bridge CS6
Adobe Bridge
43(1)
To Start Bridge Using Windows
43(1)
To Reset the Workspace
44(1)
The Bridge Window
45(1)
The Panels
45(1)
Toolbars and Buttons
46(1)
Bridge Navigation and File Viewing
47(1)
To Navigate and View Files Using Bridge
48(1)
Managing Files
48(1)
To Copy a File
49(1)
Metadata
50(1)
To Assign and View Metadata
50(2)
To Enter a New Keyword
52(1)
To Rate a Photo
53(1)
To Label a Photo with Color Coding
53(2)
Searching Bridge
55(1)
Using the Find Command
55(1)
To Use the Find Command
55(3)
Using Bridge
58(1)
Appendix F Changing Screen Resolution and Editing Preferences
Screen Resolution
59(1)
To Change Screen Resolution
59(2)
Editing Photoshop Preferences
61(1)
Editing General Preferences
61(1)
To Edit General Preferences
61(3)
Menu Command Preferences
64(1)
Hiding and Showing Menu Commands
64(1)
To Hide and Show Menu Commands
64(3)
To Add Color to Menu Commands
67(2)
Resetting the Panels, Keyboard Shortcuts, and Menus
69(1)
To Reset Tool Presets
69(1)
Resetting Panel Components
69(1)
To Reset Panel Presets
69(2)
Changing Preferences
71(1)
Resetting Styles
72(1)
Searching the Web
72(1)
Appendix G For Mac Users
For the Mac User of this Book
73(1)
Keyboard Differences
73(1)
To Start an Application
74(1)
Customize the Workspace on a Mac
75(1)
To Open a File
75(2)
To Create a Folder and Save a File
77(2)
To Close a File
79(1)
To Display the Application Menu and Quit the Application
80
Index 1(1)
Quick Reference Summary 1
Joy Starks has taught at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis for 20 years. She has written chapters in several of the best-selling Shelly Cashman Series Office books and has authored the Photoshop, Java Programming, and Microsoft® Publisher series of books. She speaks and presents at various conferences, seminars and forums across the U.S.