Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 a visual introduction to digital photography
'Introduction to Elements' is the essential all-round resource pack for all users of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. Bestselling author Philip Andrews has refined this industry-standard resource over numerous editions, to bring you exactly the information you need to get right up to speed with...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oxford ; Burlington, Mass. :
Focal Press, an imprint of Elsevier
2009.
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009627335506719 |
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- Cover; Adobe Photoshop Elements 7: A visual introduction to digital photography; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; Acknowledgements; 1 The Buzz of Digital Photography; The beginning - the digital photograph; Making the digital image; Quality factors in a digital image; The steps in the digital process; Where does Photoshop Elements fit into the process?; Photoshop Elements 7; 2 Introducing Photoshop Elements 7; Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 - new tools and features; The Photoshop Elements 7 workflow; The interface; You control the look of Photoshop Elements 7; New tools and features
- Revamped favoritesMenus; Tools; Tool types; Guided edits; The Quick editor (previously Quick Fix editor); The Organizer workspace ( Photo Browser or Date View); Photo Creations become Create and Share options; 3 First Steps; The Welcome screen; Step 1: Getting your pictures into Elements; Organizer: File > Get Photos and Videos > From Camera or Card Reader; Organizer: File > Get Photos and Videos > From Scanner; Ensuring enough pixels for the job; Editor: Image > Divide Scanned Photos; Organizer: File > Get Photos and Videos > From Files and Folders; Organizer: File > Watch Folders
- Organizer: File > Get Photos and Videos > By SearchingOther options for getting your photos into Elements; Creating new documents; Editor: File > New > Blank File; Editor: File > New > Image from Clipboard; Photomerge options; Editor/Organizer: File > New > Photomerge Group Shot; Editor/Organizer: File > New > Photomerge Faces; Editor/Organizer: File > New > Photomerge Scene Cleaner; Editor/Organizer: File > New > Photomerge Panorama; Editor: File > Import > Frame From Video; Step 2: Viewing your pictures; Organizer: Display > View Photos in Full Screen (F11)
- First stop - View Photos in Full ScreenOrganizer: Display > Compare Photos Side by Side (F12); Comparing apples with apples; Editor: View > Zoom In and Zoom Out; Editor: Window > Navigator; Step 3: Image rotating; Step 4: Cropping and straightening; Cropping; Other rotation controls; Step 5: Automatic corrections; First some background; Organizer: Fix panel > Auto options; Version Sets; Undo, Revert and Undo History; Step 6: Printing; Step 7: Saving; Editor: File > Save; Editor: File > Save As; 'The formats I use'; Step 8: Organizing your pictures; Keyword Tags; Albums; Smart Albums
- Stacks and Auto StacksStep 9: Backing up your files; Organizer: File > Backup Catalog to CD, DVD or Hard Drive; Organizer: Edit > Preferences > Backup/Synchronization; 4 Managing Your Files; Organizing your photos with Photoshop Elements; It starts in-camera; And continues when downloading; Advanced organization options with Adobe Photo Downloader; Organizing and searching features; Tagging your photos; Creating new keyword tags; Face Tagging technology; Albums - the Elements way to group alike photos; Adding photos to an Album; Smart Albums; Creating a new Smart Album
- Using Find to make Smart Albums
