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Photoshop CS: Capabilities! Excellent video training for Adobe Photoshop CS & ImageReady CS. Learn all the best features of these excellent image editing tools. We will cover many topics in depth, including: digital photography, interface workflow, graphic design, web and multimedia, scripting and automation, professional projects, camera raw, power tricks, tips, and shortcuts, and a whole lot more! You will gain an overall understanding of the Photoshop and ImageReady interface and find out how to bring all the pieces of the application together, so that you can work smarter and faster. There is a certain way you need to learn and use Photoshop to get the job done right. In the digital photography examples we will cover many topics in depth: histogram, color correction, photo enhancements, effects, selection techniques, and much more. Browse the list of videos below for more details. This disc contains: 121 Movies, 20 Video Hours, and over 4.2 Gigabytes! Excellent videos with many, many exciting projects and images. Current Price: $79.95 USD Buy Now: Windows and Mac Compatible DVD-ROM 
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 | 13-10 Making a Sketch Effect View the QuickTime Video  5:04 (5.8 MB) |  | 13-05 Remove Color Casts, P2 View the QuickTime Video 6:05 (7.2 MB) | |
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There are 121 fantastic videos to choose from! The DVD-ROM is packed with 4.2 Gigabytes! |
| 01 Introduction 01-01 Welcome 01-02 About this Training 01-03 What's New, P1 01-04 Whats New, P2 01-05 The Basic Interface, P1 01-06 The Basic Interface, P2 01-07 Color Theory and Photoshop 01-08 Color Management on the Mac 01-09 Color Management on the PC 01-10 Color Profiles and Settings 01-11 Working with Color Profiles 01-12 Saving for Color Modes 01-13 Preferences 02 Interface Enhancements 02-01 Lets Get Moving 02-02 Interface Enhancements 02-03 The New File Dialog Box 02-04 The Menu System, P1 02-05 The Menu System, P2 02-06 The Menu System, P3 02-07 The History Log, P1 02-08 The History Log, P2 02-09 Keyboard Shortcuts 02-10 16-bit Editing 02-11 Effective Interface Workflow, P1 02-12 Effective Interface Workflow, P2 02-13 Image Manipulation Workflow 02-14 Image and Resolution 02-15 Adjustments and Filter Workflow 02-16 Color Range and Gamma Correction 03 The Complete File Browser 03-01 The File Browser, P1 03-02 The File Browser, P2 03-03 The File Browser, P3 03-04 Organizing your Assets 03-05 Image Keywords 03-06 Image Metadata 03-07 Metadata Templates 03-08 Automation 03-09 Batch Processing, P1 03-10 Batch Processing, P2 03-11 Batch Renaming 04 Effective Digital Photography Projects 04-01 Effective Variation Adjustments 04-02 Effective Auto Color Adjustments, P1 04-03 Effective Auto Color Adjustments, P2 04-04 Working with Levels 04-05 Effective Channels and Levels 04-06 Working with Curves, P1 04-07 Working with Curves, P2 04-08 Hue, Saturation, and Colorize 04-09 Fine Tuning Hue & Saturation 04-10 Tiger Project More Hue Fixes 04-11 More Adjustments and Layer Masks 04-12 Panda Bear - Shadow & Highlights 04-13 Panda Bear Coloring and Effects 04-14 Panda Bear Healing and Touch-Up 04-15 Crop, Trim, and Perspective 04-16 Wolf Paw Quick and Effective Healing 05 For Digital Photography 05-01 New Image Interpolation 05-02 Color Replacement Tool, P1 05-03 Color Replacement Tool, P2 05-04 Explaining the Histogram 05-05 More Histogram Details 05-06 Crop and Straighten 05-07 The Lens Blur Project 05-08 Selecting Depth Objects 05-09 Preparing for Lens Blur 05-10 Lens Blur Settings 05-11 Photo Filter Effects 05-12 Match Color 05-13 Shadow-Highlight Adjustments 05-14 Create Panoramas Fast 05-15 The Filter Gallery 06 For Graphic Design 06-01 Type On a Path, P1 06-02 Type On a Path, P2 06-03 Layer Comps 06-04 Layer Comps to Files 06-05 Layer Comps to PDF 06-06 Nesting Layer 07 For Web and Multimedia 07-01 ImageReady CS Interface 07-02 Interface Improvements 07-03 Selecting Multiple Layers 07-04 Dynamic Data Sets 07-05 The Web Content Palette 07-06 Creating Rollovers 07-07 Remote Rollovers 07-08 Remote Selected State 07-09 Slice Sets 07-10 Export Flash SWF 07-11 Flash MX 2004 Tips 07-12 Export Layers as Files 07-13 Export Frames 08 For Video Professionals 08-01 Video Frames and Photoshop 08-02 Non-Square Pixel Documents, P1 08-03 Non-Square Pixel Documents, P2 08-04 Action and Title Safe 08-05 Watch for Distortion 08-06 Working With Video Images, P1 08-07 Working With Video Images, P2 08-08 Video and Multimedia Tips |
09 Scripting and Automation 09-01 Working with Actions 09-02 Creating Actions 09-03 Conditional Actions 09-04 Working with Droplets 09-05 PDF Presentations 09-06 Multi-Page PDFs 09-07 Picture Packages 09-08 Custom Picture Packages 09-09 Photomerge 09-10 Interactive Web Galleries 10 Improving Landscapes 10-01 Introduction 10-02 Setting Up Our Image 10-03 Crop and Straighten 10-04 File, Info, History, Prefs 10-05 Saving Selections 10-06 Shadow and Highlights 10-07 The Healing Brush 10-08 More Shadow and Highlights 10-09 Hue and Saturation Fixes 10-10 Color Balance Adjustments 10-11 Dust, Scratches, Blurring 10-12 Working with Variations 10-13 The Artistic Filter Gallery 11 The Preference Reference 11-01 General Preferences 11-02 File Handling 11-03 File Browser Preferences 11-04 Displays and Cursors 11-05 Transparency and Gamut 11-06 Working with Units and Rulers 11-07 Grids, Guides, and Slices 11-08 Plug-ins and Scratch Disks 11-09 Memory and Image Cache 12 Essential Photoshop CS 12-01 Introduction 12-02 Layer Options 12-03 More Layer Options 12-04 Moving and Linking Layers 12-05 Working with Channels 12-06 More About Channels 12-07 Channels to Files 12-08 History States 12-09 History Snapshots 12-10 Selection Tips 12-11 Defining Custom Brushes 12-12 Dotted Brushes and Lines 13 Professional Projects and More 13-01 Introduction 13-02 Multi-Select Quick Mask 13-03 Extending Images 13-04 Remove Color Casts, P1 13-05 Remove Color Casts, P2 13-06 Remove Color Casts (16-bit) 13-07 More Photo Enhancements 13-08 Some Sharpening Techniques 13-09 Professional Sharpening 13-10 Making a Sketch Effect 13-11 Color to Black and White Images 13-12 Using Adjustment Layers 13-13 Color Mixer Adjustments 13-14 Lab Mode to Black and White 13-15 Our Project Final Notes 14 The Camera RAW Plug-in 14-01 Camera Raw and Workflow 14-02 JPEG vs RAW vs TIFF 14-03 The Plug-in, Part 1 14-04 The Plug-in, Part 2 14-05 Multi-Selecting Files 14-06 Camera Raw Settings 14-07 White Balance Basics 14-08 White Balance Techniques 14-09 Tonal and Color Adjustments, P1 14-10 Tonal and Color Adjustments, P2 14-11 Detail and Lens Settings 14-12 Calibration Settings 14-13 Histogram Adjustments 14-14 Reviewing Shortcuts 15 Power Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts 15-01 Introduction 15-02 Extra Magnetic Lasso Options 15-03 Layer and Style Dragging 15-04 Straight Scans with Ease 15-05 Open Multi-Layer Files as Flattened 15-06 Center Document Guides 15-07 Zooming Techniques 15-08 Straight Lasso Selections 15-09 Merge-Visible to Another Layer 15-10 Shadow-Highlight Defaults 15-11 Once in CMYK Stay There 15-12 Reset Preference Shortcut Key 15-13 Preference and More Optimizations 15-14 Memory (RAM) Tips 15-15 You Made It! (Final Wrap-Up) |
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