Photoshop for Photographers

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Paris, 2016. — 729 p.Every photographer’s journey to success is a different one. Your’s will not be the same as mine just as mine was not the same as many photographers that I look up to and who inspire me. But one thing all our journey’s have in common is that there are always people who help us, who inspire us and who never let us give up, rather they insist we do better and stick to it. I am grateful to the many friends, associates, editors and fellow photographers who have helped me become the photographer I am today.ContentsAcknowledgementsHow and Why to Read this BookWhere to Find your FilesIntroduction to the Adobe InterfacesAdobe Camera Raw Basics Part 1Adobe Camera Raw Basics: Lens Corrections PanelAdobe Camera Raw Basics: Adding Vignettes and Removing SpotsAdobe Camera Raw Basics: Straightening your images!Photoshop: Blending Modes, Layers and Masks Part 1Photoshop: Blending Modes, Layers and Masks Part 2Photoshop: Digital Blending to Increase Dynamic RangeHDR: Creating High Dynamic Range Images - Part 1HDR: Creating High Dynamic Range Images - Part 2HDR: Creating a High Dynamic Range Image with an “Illustrated Look”Black and White: Part 1Black and White: Part 2Cropping: Part 1Cropping: Part 2Panoramas: My Photoshop Panorama WorkflowRemoving Elements from a photo: Part 1Removing Elements from a photo: Part 2Special Effects: Achieving Cool Looks Quickly in Camera RawSpecial Effects: Creating Shallow Depth of Field with Iris BlurSpecial Effects: Using the Field Blur FilterSpecial Effects: Using Photoshop Actions to Create Freaking Amazing DetailsSpecial Effects: Using Photoshop’s Tilt/Shift EffectSpecial Effects: Simulating an Oil PaintingPrinting From Photoshop: Printing with and without Color ProfilesPrinting From Photoshop: Printing using on-line services.Printing From Photoshop: Exporting for the WebBringing it all together: A Final LessonIn Conclusion