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Contents GETTING STARTED About Classroom in a Book What’s new in this edition Prerequisites Installing Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Bridge Starting Adobe Photoshop Online content Restoring default preferences Additional resources Adobe Authorized Training Centers 1 GETTING TO KNOW THE WORK AREA Starting to work in Adobe Photoshop Using the tools Sampling a color Working with tools and tool properties Undoing actions in Photoshop More about panels and panel locations Finding resources for using Photoshop 2 BASIC PHOTO CORRECTIONS Strategy for retouching Resolution and image size Opening a file with Adobe Bridge Straightening and cropping the image in Photoshop Adjusting the color and tone Using the Spot Healing Brush tool Applying a content-aware patch Repairing areas with the Clone Stamp tool Sharpening the image 3 WORKING WITH SELECTIONS About selecting and selection tools Getting started Using the Quick Selection tool Moving a selected area Manipulating selections Using the Magic Wand tool Selecting with the lasso tools Rotating a selection Selecting with the Magnetic Lasso tool Selecting from a center point Resizing and copying a selection Cropping an image 4 LAYER BASICS About layers Getting started Using the Layers panel Rearranging layers Applying a gradient to a layer Applying a layer style Adding an adjustment layer Updating layer effects Adding a border Flattening and saving files 5 QUICK FIXES Getting started Improving a snapshot Adjusting facial features with Liquify Blurring a background Creating a panorama Filling empty areas when cropping Correcting image distortion Extending depth of field Moving objects with the Content-Aware Move tool Adjusting perspective in an image 6 MASKS AND CHANNELS Working with masks and channels Getting started Using Select and Mask Creating a quick mask Manipulating an image with Puppet Warp Using an alpha channel to create a shadow 7 TYPOGRAPHIC DESIGN About type Getting started Creating a clipping mask from type Creating type on a path Warping point type Designing paragraphs of type Adding a rounded rectangle Adding vertical text 8 VECTOR DRAWING TECHNIQUES About bitmap images and vector graphics About paths and the Pen tool Getting started Drawing with the Pen tool Working with defined custom shapes Importing a Smart Object Adding color and depth to a shape using layer styles 9 ADVANCED COMPOSITING Getting started Arranging layers Using Smart Filters Painting a layer Adding a background Using the History panel to undo edits Upscaling a low-resolution image 10 PAINTING WITH THE MIXER BRUSH About the Mixer Brush Getting started Selecting brush settings Mixing colors Creating a custom brush preset Mixing colors with a photograph 11 EDITING VIDEO Getting started About the Timeline panel Creating a new video project Animating text with keyframes Creating effects Adding transitions Adding audio Muting unwanted audio Rendering video 12 WORKING WITH CAMERA RAW Getting started About camera raw files Processing files in Camera Raw Applying advanced color correction 13 PREPARING FILES FOR THE WEB
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