How to Do Everything with Photoshop (R) 7
Photoshop is the world's most popular image editing tool. This guide breaks down the features of the programme and instructs the reader with step-by-step tasks for scanning, retouching, creating graphics for Web pages and creating special effects.
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How to Do Everything with Photoshop (R) 7
Photoshop is the world's most popular image editing tool. This guide breaks down the features of the programme and instructs the reader with step-by-step tasks for scanning, retouching, creating graphics for Web pages and creating special effects.
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Photoshop is the world's most popular image editing tool. This guide breaks down the features of the programme and instructs the reader with step-by-step tasks for scanning, retouching, creating graphics for Web pages and creating special effects.
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ISBN-13: | 9780072195545 |
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Publisher: | McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media |
Publication date: | 05/28/2002 |
Series: | How to Do Everything Series |
Pages: | 341 |
Product dimensions: | 7.40(w) x 9.14(h) x 0.95(d) |
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments | xiii | |
Introduction | xv | |
Chapter 1 | Understanding the Photoshop Interface | 1 |
Learning the Photoshop Interface | 2 | |
The Status Bar | 2 | |
Cues from Cursors | 4 | |
Tool Tips for Identification | 4 | |
Context-Sensitive Menus | 4 | |
Learning the Toolbox | 5 | |
Choosing Colors | 6 | |
Other Toolbox Options | 8 | |
Learning the Options Bar | 9 | |
Drop-Down Menus | 10 | |
Using Palettes | 10 | |
Minimizing and Closing Palettes | 10 | |
Drop-Down Menus | 11 | |
Dragging, Dropping, and Grouping Palettes | 11 | |
The Palette Well | 11 | |
Learning the File Browser | 12 | |
The Power of the File Browser | 13 | |
Changing Your View | 16 | |
Chapter 2 | Creating a Layered Image | 19 |
Learning Layers | 20 | |
The Layers Palette | 20 | |
Changing the Layer Preview | 22 | |
Creating a New File | 22 | |
Creating a New Layer | 24 | |
Creating a New Empty Layer | 24 | |
Creating a New Layer by Copying | 25 | |
Creating a New Layer by Duplicating | 26 | |
Working with Layers | 27 | |
Naming a Layer | 27 | |
Filling a Layer | 28 | |
Moving Layer Contents | 29 | |
Changing the Opacity of a Layer | 30 | |
Hiding a Layer | 30 | |
Deleting a Layer | 32 | |
Changing the Order of Layers | 32 | |
Dragging Layers Between Images | 32 | |
Exploring Blending Modes | 33 | |
Locking the Transparency of a Layer | 36 | |
Changing the Color of a Layer by Locking Pixels | 37 | |
Creating Linked Layers | 37 | |
Aligning Linked Layer Contents | 39 | |
Organizing with Layer Sets | 39 | |
Creating a Layer Set | 40 | |
Adding Layers to the Layer Set | 40 | |
Renaming and Color Coding Layer Sets | 41 | |
Collapsing and Expanding Layer Sets | 41 | |
Using Layer Sets | 41 | |
Working with a Single Layer Within a Layer Set | 42 | |
Merging Layers | 42 | |
Merging Some, but Not All Layers | 42 | |
Merging All Layers | 43 | |
Saving a File | 43 | |
Saving a File for the Web | 45 | |
Saving a File for Print | 46 | |
Chapter 3 | Setting Your Preferences | 49 |
Setting Up General Preferences in Photoshop | 50 | |
Setting Preferences for File Handling | 53 | |
Setting Preferences for Display and Cursors | 54 | |
Setting Preferences for Transparency and Gamut | 56 | |
Setting Preferences for Units and Rulers | 57 | |
Setting Preferences for Guides and Grids | 58 | |
Setting Preferences for Plug-Ins and Scratch Disks | 61 | |
Setting Preferences for Memory and Image Cache | 62 | |
Establishing a Working Color Space in Photoshop | 63 | |
Saving Your Workspace | 64 | |
Saving a Workspace | 64 | |
Loading a Workspace | 64 | |
Chapter 4 | Creating Selections | 65 |
Learning the Photoshop Selection Tools | 66 | |
The Marquee Tools | 67 | |
The Lasso Tools | 68 | |
The Magic Wand Tool | 70 | |
Learning Basic Selection Commands | 71 | |
Modifying a Selection Using the Options Bar | 72 | |
Options for the Marquee Tools | 72 | |
Options for the Lasso Tools | 75 | |
Options for the Magic Wand Tool | 75 | |
Filling a Selection | 76 | |
Stroking a Selection | 76 | |
Moving a Selection | 77 | |
Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Selections | 78 | |
Cutting a Selection | 78 | |
Copying a Selection | 78 | |
Copying a Merged Selection | 78 | |
Pasting a Selection | 78 | |
Pasting into a Selection | 78 | |
Cropping a Selection | 78 | |
Modifying a Selection | 79 | |
Selecting Color Range | 81 | |
Growing a Selection | 82 | |
Selecting Similar Areas | 82 | |
Saving a Selection | 83 | |
Loading a Selection | 83 | |
Selecting Everything on a Layer | 84 | |
Transforming a Selection | 84 | |
Scaling a Selection | 85 | |
Rotating a Selection | 86 | |
Using the Transformation Option Bar | 87 | |
Creating Additional Types of Transformations | 87 | |
Skewing a Selection | 88 | |
Distorting a Selection | 88 | |
Adding Perspective to a Selection | 89 | |
Chapter 5 | Acquiring Images | 91 |
Targeting your Image Size and Resolution | 92 | |
Selecting an Image Size for the Web | 92 | |
Selecting an Image Size for Video | 93 | |
Selecting an Image Size for Print from the Desktop | 93 | |
Selecting an Image Size for Commercial Printing | 94 | |
Scanning an Image into Photoshop | 95 | |
Resizing an Image | 97 | |
Changing the Size of an Image | 97 | |
Changing the Resolution of the Image | 98 | |
Cropping a Scanned Image | 98 | |
Cropping Using the Crop Tool | 99 | |
Cropping Using a Selection | 100 | |
Straightening a Crooked Scan | 100 | |
Retouching a Photograph Using Tools | 100 | |
Using the Clone Tool | 102 | |
Using the Healing Brush Tool | 104 | |
Using the Patch Tool | 104 | |
Using the Dodge Tool to Lighten | 104 | |
Using the Burn Tool to Darken | 105 | |
Using the Sponge Tool to Intensify or Desaturate Colors | 105 | |
Using the Smudge Tool to Blend | 105 | |
Using the Sharpen Tool | 106 | |
Using the Blur Tool | 106 | |
Retouching a Photograph Using Filters and Commands | 107 | |
One Hit Wonders--Auto Levels, Contrast, and Auto Color | 107 | |
Applying the Unsharp Mask Filter | 108 | |
Applying the Dust and Scratches Filter | 110 | |
Adjusting Contrast and Color in a Photograph | 110 | |
Adjusting Contrast in a Photograph Using Levels | 110 | |
Adjusting Contrast in an Image with Layer Modes | 112 | |
Adjusting Color and Saturation in a Photograph Using Variations | 113 | |
Correcting Red Eye | 114 | |
Colorizing a Black-and-White Photograph | 114 | |
Chapter 6 | Using the Paint and Fill Tools | 117 |
Using the Paint and Eraser Tools | 118 | |
Using the Paintbrush Tool | 119 | |
Using the Pencil Tool | 120 | |
Using the Eraser Tool | 121 | |
Using the Background Eraser Tool | 121 | |
Using the Magic Eraser Tool | 121 | |
Selecting Options for the Paint Tools | 121 | |
Using the Brush Preset Picker | 122 | |
Adjusting Brush Presets | 125 | |
Adjusting Options for Eraser Tools | 130 | |
Options for the Eraser Tool | 131 | |
Options for the Background Eraser Tool | 132 | |
Options for the Magic Eraser Tool | 133 | |
Learning the Liquify Tool | 133 | |
Creating Gradients | 134 | |
The Gradient Editor | 135 | |
Creating a Custom Gradient | 136 | |
Applying a Gradient | 138 | |
Loading New Gradient Sets | 138 | |
Gradient Options | 138 | |
Creating Custom Pattern Fills | 141 | |
Using the History Palette | 141 | |
Going Back in Time with the History Palette | 142 | |
Deleting a Single History State | 143 | |
Chapter 7 | Adding Type | 145 |
Editing Type | 146 | |
Type Options Bar | 147 | |
Editing Existing Type | 151 | |
Using the Character Palette | 151 | |
Creating a Type Mask | 154 | |
Creating Paragraph Text | 155 | |
The Paragraph Palette | 156 | |
Copying and Pasting Type from Another Application | 157 | |
Finding and Replacing Text | 158 | |
Spell Checking Text | 158 | |
Rasterizing Type | 159 | |
Rotating Type | 159 | |
Changing the Opacity and Blending Mode of Type | 160 | |
Sharing Files that Contain Editable Type | 160 | |
Chapter 8 | Creating Wow with Layer Effects | 163 |
Creating Layer Effects | 164 | |
Managing Layer Effects | 175 | |
Hiding Layer Effects | 175 | |
Copying Layer Effects | 176 | |
Deleting Layer Effects | 176 | |
Applying a Layer Style | 176 | |
Creating a Layer Style | 177 | |
Deleting a Layer Style | 178 | |
Saving a Layer Style | 178 | |
Loading Layer Styles | 178 | |
Chapter 9 | Creating Special Effects with Filters | 179 |
Adding Artistic Effects | 180 | |
Altering a Filter Effect | 185 | |
Going Wild with Filters | 186 | |
Creating Three Dimensional Effects | 186 | |
Create 3-D Figures in Space | 188 | |
Using Lighting Effects | 190 | |
Creating Edge Effects | 193 | |
Chapter 10 | Creating Graphics for the Web | 195 |
Understanding Goals for Web Graphics | 196 | |
GIF vs. JPEG | 197 | |
Creating a GIF File | 197 | |
Getting Really Small with GIFs | 202 | |
Creating a JPEG File | 202 | |
Previewing Web Graphics | 204 | |
Legibility and Web Graphics | 204 | |
Creating a Transparent GIF | 205 | |
Creating an Image Map | 207 | |
Using the Image Map Tools | 207 | |
Creating an Image Map from Slices | 209 | |
Making Rollover Buttons | 210 | |
Creating Simple Rollover Buttons | 210 | |
Creating Secondary Rollovers | 211 | |
Rollover States | 213 | |
Creating an Animation | 213 | |
Creating a Simple Animation | 214 | |
Creating a Web Page Background | 215 | |
Using the Pattern Maker in Photoshop | 217 | |
Creating a Seamless Background by Hand | 219 | |
Creating Simple Geometric Backgrounds | 220 | |
Using Seamless Patterns | 222 | |
Chapter 11 | Using the Shape and Pen Tools | 225 |
Using the Shape Tools | 226 | |
Shape Layers | 228 | |
Changing a Shape Layer to a Regular Layer | 229 | |
Editing Shapes | 230 | |
Combining Shapes | 232 | |
Creating Shapes as Paths | 232 | |
Creating Shapes as Bitmaps | 235 | |
Creating a Custom Shape | 236 | |
Creating a Custom Shape from Artwork | 236 | |
Creating a Custom Shape from Type | 236 | |
Using the Pen Tool | 237 | |
Chapter 12 | Using Productivity Tools | 243 |
Creating Tool Presets | 244 | |
Creating a Type Tool Preset | 245 | |
Creating a Brush Tool Preset | 246 | |
Cropping to a Set Size | 246 | |
Saving and Loading Tool Presets | 249 | |
Using the Preset Manager | 250 | |
Deleting and Renaming Presets | 250 | |
Changing the View for Presets | 252 | |
Saving Subsets of Libraries | 252 | |
Creating a Custom Document Size | 253 | |
Using Annotations | 255 | |
Adding a Text Note | 255 | |
Recording an Action | 257 | |
Creating a Simple Action | 257 | |
Playing, Loading, and Editing Actions | 259 | |
Using the Batch Command | 262 | |
Creating a Droplet | 263 | |
Creating a Web Gallery | 264 | |
Creating a Contact Sheet | 266 | |
Chapter 13 | Moving Between Applications | 271 |
Working with Adobe Illustrator | 272 | |
Working with Linked Files | 272 | |
Working with Photoshop Files in Illustrator | 273 | |
Working with Illustrator Files in Photoshop | 276 | |
Using Illustrator Artwork to Make a Custom Photoshop Shape | 279 | |
Working with Adobe After Effects | 281 | |
Importing a Photoshop File as a Composition | 282 | |
Importing Photoshop Files as Footage | 282 | |
Editing an Imported Photoshop File | 284 | |
Working with Adobe LiveMotion | 284 | |
Importing a Photoshop File into LiveMotion | 285 | |
Working with Macromedia Flash | 285 | |
Working with Microsoft Word | 287 | |
Saving Graphics for Microsoft Word | 287 | |
Importing Graphics into Microsoft Word | 289 | |
Working with Microsoft PowerPoint
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