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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Book for Digital Photographers [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 504 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 254x206x23 mm, kaal: 1200 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-May-2012
  • Kirjastus: New Riders Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0321819586
  • ISBN-13: 9780321819581
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 504 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 254x206x23 mm, kaal: 1200 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-May-2012
  • Kirjastus: New Riders Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0321819586
  • ISBN-13: 9780321819581
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Since Lightroom first launched, Scott Kelbys The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Book for Digital Photographers has been the worlds #1 best-selling Lightroom book (it has been translated into a dozen different languages), and in this latest version for Lightroom 4, Scott uses his same award-winning, step-by-step, plain-English style and layout to make learning Lightroom easy and fun.

Scott doesnt just show you which sliders do what (every Lightroom book will do that). Instead, by using the following three simple, yet brilliant, techniques that make it just an incredible learning tool, this book shows you how to create your own photography workflow using Lightroom:



Throughout the book, Scott shares his own personal settings and studio-tested techniques. Each year he trains thousands of Lightroom users at his "Lightroom Live!" tour and through that hes learned what really works, what doesnt, and he tells you flat out which techniques work best, which to avoid, and why. The entire book is laid out in a real workflow order with everything step by step, so you can begin using Lightroom like a pro from the start. What really sets this book apart is the last chapter. This is where Scott dramatically answers his #1 most-asked Lightroom question, which is: "Exactly what order am I supposed to do things in, and where does Photoshop fit in?" Youll see Scotts entire start-to-finish Lightroom 4 workflow and learn how to incorporate it into your own workflow.

Scott knows first-hand the challenges todays digital photographers are facing, and what they want to learn next to make their workflow faster, easier, and more fun. He has incorporated all of that into this major update for Lightroom 4.

Its the first and only book to bring the whole process together in such a clear, concise, and visual way. Plus, the book includes a special chapter on integrating Adobe Photoshop seamlessly into your workflow, and youll also learn some of Scotts latest Photoshop portrait retouching techniques and special effects, which take this book to a whole new level. There is no faster, more straight-to-the-point, or more fun way to learn Lightroom than with this groundbreaking book.
Chapter 1 Importing: Getting Your Photos Into Lightroom 1(50)
Before You Do Anything, Choose Where to Store Your Photos
2(1)
Next, Do This: Set Up Your Folder Organization (It's Really Important)
3(2)
Getting Photos from Your Camera Into Lightroom
5(11)
Importing Photos Already on Your Computer
16(2)
Save Time Importing Using Import Presets (and a Compact View)
18(2)
Importing Video from Your DSLR
20(2)
Shooting Tethered (Go Straight from Your Camera, Right Into Lightroom)
22(4)
Using Image Overlay to See if Your Images Fit Your Layout
26(4)
Creating Your Own Custom File Naming Templates
30(4)
Choosing Your Preferences for Importing Photos
34(3)
The Adobe DNG File Format Advantage
37(1)
Creating Your Own Custom Metadata (Copyright) Templates
38(2)
Four Things You'll Want to Know Now About Getting Around Lightroom
40(2)
Viewing Your Imported Photos
42(2)
Using Lights Dim, Lights Out, and Other Viewing Modes
44(7)
Chapter 2 Library: How To Organize Your Photos 51(62)
Folders and Why I Don't Mess with Them (This Is Really Important!)
52(4)
Sorting Your Photos Using Collections
56(12)
Organizing Multiple Shoots Using Collection Sets
68(2)
Using Smart Collections for Automatic Organization
70(2)
Keeping Things Tidy Using Stacks
72(4)
When to Use a Quick Collection Instead
76(2)
Adding Specific Keywords for Advanced Searching
78(4)
Renaming Photos Already in Lightroom
82(1)
Adding Copyright Info, Captions, and Other Metadata
83(3)
If Your Camera Supports GPS, Prepare to Amaze Your Friends
86(2)
Organizing Your Photos on a World Map
88(6)
Finding Photos Fast!
94(4)
Creating and Using Multiple Catalogs
98(2)
From Laptop to Desktop: Syncing Catalogs on Two Computers
100(3)
Backing Up Your Catalog (This Is Very Important)
103(2)
Relinking Missing Photos
105(2)
Dealing with Disasters
107(6)
Chapter 3 DSLR: The Movie: Working With Video Shot On Your DSLR 113(12)
Working with Videos
114(11)
Chapter 4 Customizing: How To Set Things Up Your Way 125(20)
Choosing What You See in Loupe View
126(2)
Choosing What You See in Grid View
128(4)
Make Working with Panels - Faster & Easier
132(1)
Using Two Monitors with Lightroom
133(4)
Choosing What the Filmstrip Displays
137(1)
Adding Your Studio's Name or Logo for a Custom Look
138(7)
Chapter 5 Editing Essentials: How To Develop Your Photos 145(42)
Upgrading from an Earlier Version of Lightroom? Read This First!
146(2)
Setting the White Balance
148(5)
Setting Your White Balance Live While Shooting Tethered
153(2)
How to Set Your Overall Exposure
155(6)
Adding "Punch" to Your Images Using Clarity
161(1)
Making Your Colors More Vibrant
162(1)
Using the Tone Curve to Add Contrast
163(5)
Two Really Handy Uses for the New RGB Curves
168(2)
Adjusting Individual Colors Using HSL
170(2)
How to Add Vignette Effects
172(3)
Getting That Trendy High-Contrast Look
175(3)
Creating Black-and-White Images
178(4)
Getting Great Duotones (and Split Tones)
182(5)
Chapter 6 DJ Develop (Part Deux): More Ways To Tweak Your Images 187(22)
Making Your RAW Photos Look More Like JPEGs
188(2)
Seeing Befores and Afters
190(1)
Applying Changes Made to One Photo to Other Photos
191(2)
Virtual Copies-The "No Risk" Way to Experiment
193(2)
Editing a Bunch of Photos at Once Using Auto Sync
195(1)
Using One-Click Presets (and Making Your Own!)
196(4)
Using the Library Module's Quick Develop Panel
200(2)
Using Soft Proofing to Make Your Images Look Good in Print and on the Web
202(7)
Chapter 7 Local Adjustments: How To Edit Just Part Of Your Images 209(22)
Dodging, Burning, and Adjusting Individual Areas of Your Photo
210(7)
Five More Things You Should Know About Lightroom's Adjustment Brush
217(1)
Selectively Fixing White Balance, Dark Shadows, and Noise Issues
218(2)
Getting Creative Effects Using the Adjustment Brush
220(2)
Retouching Portraits
222(4)
Fixing Skies (and Other Stuff) with a Gradient Filter
226(5)
Chapter 8 Problem Photos: Fixing Common Problems 231(36)
Fixing Backlit Photos
232(2)
Reducing Noise
234(2)
Undoing Changes Made in Lightroom
236(2)
Cropping Photos
238(3)
Lights Out Cropping Rocks
241(1)
Straightening Crooked Photos
242(2)
Great Trick for "Dust Spotting" Your Photos
244(1)
Removing Spots and Other Nasty Junk
245(4)
Removing Red Eye
249(1)
Fixing Lens Distortion Problems
250(4)
Fixing Edge Vignetting
254(2)
Sharpening Your Photos
256(5)
Fixing Chromatic Aberrations (a.k.a. That Annoying Color Fringe)
261(1)
Basic Camera Calibration in Lightroom
262(5)
Chapter 9 Exporting Images: Saving JPEGS, TIFFS, And More 267(26)
Saving Your Photos as JPEGs
268(8)
Adding a Watermark to Your Images
276(4)
Emailing Photos from Lightroom
280(2)
Exporting Your Original RAW Photo
282(2)
Publish Your Images with Just Two Clicks
284(9)
Chapter 10 Jumping to Photoshop: How And When To Do It 293(34)
Choosing How Your Files Are Sent to Photoshop
294(1)
How to Jump Over to Photoshop, and How to Jump Back
295(10)
Adding Photoshop Automation to Your Lightroom Workflow
305(6)
Mixing the Old Lightroom 3 Fill Light with the New Lightroom 4 Power
311(4)
Stitching Panoramas Using Photoshop
315(3)
Creating HDR Images in Photoshop
318(9)
Chapter 11 Book of Love: Creating Photo Books 327(26)
Before You Make Your First Book
328(2)
Building Your First Book from Scratch
330(12)
Adding Text and Captions to Your Photo Book
342(4)
Four Things You'll Want to Know About Layout Templates
346(2)
Custom Template Workaround
348(5)
Chapter 12 Slideshow: Creating Presentations Of Your Work 353(28)
Creating a Quick, Basic Slide Show
354(4)
Customizing the Look of Your Slide Show
358(6)
Getting Creative with Photo Backgrounds
364(6)
Working with Drop Shadows and Strokes
370(1)
Adding Additional Lines of Text and Watermarking
371(1)
Adding Opening and Closing Title Slides
372(2)
Adding Background Music
374(2)
Choosing Your Slide Duration and Fade Length
376(1)
Sharing Your Slide Show
377(4)
Chapter 13 The Big Print: Printing Your Photos 381(52)
Printing Individual Photos
382(4)
Creating Multi-Photo Contact Sheets
386(8)
Creating Custom Layouts Any Way You Want Them
394(4)
Adding Text to Your Print Layouts
398(2)
Printing Multiple Photos on One Page
400(5)
Saving Your Custom Layouts as Templates
405(1)
Having Lightroom Remember Your Last Printing Layouts
406(2)
Creating Backscreened Prints
408(6)
The Final Print and Color Management Settings
414(11)
Saving Your Page Layout as a JPEG
425(2)
Adding Custom Borders to Your Prints
427(6)
Chapter 14 The Layout: Creating Cool Layouts For Web & Print 433(28)
Here Are Some of My Layouts for You to Use
434(14)
Bonus: 24 Cool Lightroom 4 Develop Module Presets
448(13)
Chapter 15 My Portrait Workflow: My Step-By-Step Process From The Shoot To The Final Print 461(21)
Workflow Step One: It All Starts with the Shoot
462(1)
Workflow Step Two: Right After the Shoot, Do This First
463(1)
Workflow Step Three: Finding Your Picks & Making a Collection
464(3)
Workflow Step Four: A Quick Retouch for Your Selects
467(2)
Workflow Step Five: Emailing Your Clients the Proofs
469(2)
Workflow Step Six: Making the Final Tweaks & Working with Photoshop
471(8)
Workflow Step Seven: Delivering the Finished Image(s)
479(3)
Index 482
Scott Kelby is President of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) and Editor-in-Chief of Photoshop User magazine. Scott serves as training director for the Adobe Photoshop Seminar Tour and is the technical chair of the largest Photoshop gathering in the industry, Photoshop World. He has written numerous best-selling creative technology books, and has just been named the #1 photography book author for the second year in a row.