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Photoshop Elements 3 Book for Digital Photographers

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ISBN-10: 0321269055

ISBN-13: 9780321269058

Edition: 2005

Authors: Scott Kelby

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If you're ready for an Elements 3 book that breaks all the rules, this is it, because it does something for digital photographers that's never been done before--it cuts through the bull and shows you exactly "how to do it." It tells you, flat-out, which settings to use, when to use them, and why. This book is not a bunch of theory; it doesn't challenge you to come up with your own settings or figure things out on your own. It gives you the same settings used by some of the top digital pros, settings you can use today to get professional results you've always dreamed of. Plus, since this book is designed for photographers, it doesn't waste your time talking about how to frame a shot,…    
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Book details

List price: $34.99
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: Peachpit Press
Publication date: 10/11/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 456
Size: 9.92" wide x 7.95" long x 0.94" tall
Weight: 2.684
Language: English

Start Me Up: Mastering the File Browser
Saving Your Digital Negatives
Creating a Contact Sheet for Your CD
Dealing with the Welcome Screen
How to Make Elements 3 Look and Act Like Elements 2
It's Decision Time: File Browser or Organizer?
Accessing the File Browser
Navigating to Your Photos Using the File Browser
Previewing Your Images
Getting Info (Called Metadata) on Your Photos
Setting Up How You'll View Your Photos
Renaming Individual Photos
Batch Renaming Your Files
Rotating Photos
Sorting and Arranging Your Photos
Searching for Photos
Deleting Files from within the File Browser
Organized Chaos: Managing Photos Using the Organizer
Importing Photos from Your Scanner
Automating the Importing of Photos by Using Watched Folders
Changing the Size of Your Photo Thumbnails
Seeing Full-Screen Previews
Sorting Photos by Date
Adding Scanned Photos? Enter the Right Time and Date
Finding Photos Fast by Their Month and Year
Tagging Your Photos (Tags are Keywords)
Tagging Multiple Photos
Assigning Multiple Tags to One Photo
Combining (Merging) Tags
Sharing Your Tags (or Collections) with Others
Collections: It's How You Put Photos in Order One by One
Choosing Your Own Icons for Tags and Collections
Deleting Tags (or Collections)
Seeing Your Photo's Metadata (EXIF Info)
Adding Your Own Info to Photos
Finding Photos
Finding Photos Using the Date View
Seeing an Instant Slide Show
Comparing Photos
Comparing Photos by Zooming and Panning
Reducing Clutter by Stacking Your Photos
Cream of the Crop: Cropping and Resizing
Cropping Photos
Auto-Cropping to Standard
Cropping to an Exact Custom Size
Cropping into a Shape
Auto-Cropping Gang-Scanned Photos
Cropping without the Crop Tool
Using the Crop Tool to Add More Canvas Area
Straightening Crooked Photos
Using a Visible Grid for Straightening Photos
Resizing Digital Camera Photos
Resizing and How to Reach Those Hidden Free Transform Handles
The Cool Trick for Turning Small Photos into Poster-Sized Prints
The Big Fixx: Digital Camera Image Problems
Compensating for "Too Much Flash" or Overexposure
Removing Digital Noise
Removing Digital Noise (Method #2)
Opening Up Shadow Areas That Are Too Dark
Fixing Areas That Are Too Bright
Fixing Photos Where You Wish You Hadn't Used the Flash
Fixing Underexposed Photos
When You Forget to Use Fill Flash
Instant Red-Eye Removal
Removing Red Eye and Recoloring the Eye
Repairing Keystoning
Opening and Processing RAW Images
Working with 16-bit Images
Color Me Badd: Color Correction for Photographers
Before You Color Correct Anything, Do This First!
Photo Quick Fix
Getting a Visual Readout (Histogram) of Your Corrections
Color Correcting Digital Camera Images
Drag-and-Drop Instant Color Correction
Warming Up or Cooling Down a Photo
Adjusting Flesh Tones
Color Correcting One Problem Area Fast!
Getting a Better Conversion from Color to Black-and-White
The Mask: Selection Techniques
Selecting Square, Rectangular, or Round Areas
How to Select Things that Aren't Round, Square, or Rectangular
Softening Those Harsh Edges
Selecting Areas by Their Color
Making Selections Using a Brush
Selecting Everything On a Layer at Once
Saving Your Selections
Getting Elements to Help You Make Tricky Selections
Head Games: Retouching Portraits
Removing Blemishes
Removing Dark Circles Under Eyes
Lessening Freckles or Facial Acne
Removing or Lessening Wrinkles
Dodging and Burning Done Right
Colorizing Hair
Whitening the Eyes
Making Eyes that Sparkle
Enhancing Eyebrows and Eyelashes
Whitening and Brightening Teeth
Removing Hot Spots
Glamour Skin Softening
Transforming a Frown into a Smile
Digital Nose Job
Invasion of the Body Snatchers: Body Sculpting
Slimming and Trimming
Removing Love Handles
Slimming Buttocks, Thighs, and Arms
38 Special: Photographic Special Effects
Blurred Lighting Vignette
Using Color for Emphasis
Adding Motion Where You Want It
Changing an Object's Color
Replacing the Sky
Putting One Photo Inside Another
Creating Photo Montages
Simple Depth-of-Field Effect
Advanced Depth of Field
Creating the Classic Vignette Effect
Sepia Tone Effect
Creating a Photo Backdrop
Photo to Sketch in 60 Seconds Flat
Getting the Polaroid Look
Automated Pano Stitching with Photomerge
Get Back: Photo Restoration Techniques
Repairing Washed-Out Photos
Colorizing Black-and-White Photos
Removing Specks, Dust, and Scratches
Repairing Damaged or Missing Parts
Repairing Rips and Tears
Sharp Dressed Man: Sharpening Techniques
Basic Sharpening
Luminosity Sharpening
Edge Sharpening Technique
Sharpening with Layers to Avoid Color Shifts and Noise
The Show Must Go On: Showing It to Your Clients
Watermarking and Adding Copyright Info
Putting Your Photos Up on the Web
Getting One 5x7", Two 2.5x3.5", and Four Wallet Size Photos on One Print
Using Picture Package Layouts with More Than One Photo
Sending a PDF Presentation to a Client
How to Email Photos
Create (or Die): How to Make Presentations with Your Photos
Creating with Your Photos
Making Full-Blown Slide Shows
Creating Photo Album Pages
Creating Greeting Cards or Postcards
Creating Calendars
Creating Your Own Photo Website
Creating a Video CD