轻松掌握Photoshop CS5：傻瓜设计师指南

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"《Photoshop.CS5.for.Dummies》是一本面向初学者的傻瓜式图形设计教程，专为Adobe Photoshop CS5用户打造。作者Peter Bauer是Photoshop World Dream Team的讲师，书中深入浅出地讲解了如何解决最常见的数码照片问题，包括色彩校正、阴影与高光调整，以及文本添加、编辑、格式化和风格化等高级操作。读者将能够轻松掌握这款图像处理软件，提升设计技能。教程强调实战性和易用性，提供了丰富的免费资源，如Cheat Sheets（技巧清单、图表、常见指令指南等），这些工具可以帮助读者快速上手并逐步提升。想要获取专门为本书定制的Cheat Sheet，只需访问www.dummies.com/cheatsheet/photoshopcs5，网站还提供视频教程、插图文章和详细的步骤指导，帮助用户更好地理解和应用Photoshop CS5的各种功能。此外，Dummies.com网站提供了大量的其他资源，覆盖数字摄影、微软Windows和Office、个人理财与投资、健康与健身、计算机技术、iPod和手机、eBay、互联网、食品、家居和园艺等多个领域，为用户提供全方位的生活指导。每月还有抽奖活动，参与者有机会赢取有价值奖品，但需注意，此活动可能并非在全球所有地区开放，具体详情请访问网站确认。《Photoshop.CS5.for.Dummies》是一本适合任何希望学习或提升Photoshop技能的读者的实用指南，无论是摄影爱好者还是专业设计师，都能从中找到所需的知识和工具，使设计工作变得更加简单易行。"

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Photoshop CS5 For Dummies

Using the Lens Correction  lter .......................................................320

Cleaning up with Reduce Noise........................................................322

Getting Creative with the Filter Gallery ....................................................323

Push, Pull, and Twist with Liquify .............................................................325

Do I Need Those Other Filters? ..................................................................328

Part IV: Power Photoshop .......................................... 329

Chapter 16: Streamlining Your Work in Photoshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .331

Ready, Set, Action! .......................................................................................332

Recording your own Actions ............................................................333

Working with the Batch command ..................................................338

Sticking to the Script ...................................................................................339

Adding Extensions to Photoshop ..............................................................341

Tooling around in Bridge ............................................................................342

Creating Presentations and Multi-page PDFs ...........................................344

Creating a PDF presentation .............................................................344

Collecting thumbnails in a contact sheet .......................................346

Saving paper with picture packages ................................................349

Creating Web Galleries ...............................................................................350

Chapter 17: Introducing Photoshop CS5 Extended. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .353

Understanding Photoshop CS5 Extended ................................................354

Painting and Layers in 32-Bit Color ...........................................................354

Smart Object Stack Modes .........................................................................355

Working with 3D Artwork ...........................................................................356

Editing Imported Video ...............................................................................357

Measuring, Counting, and Analyzing Pixels .............................................358

Measuring length, area, and more ...................................................358

Counting crows or maybe avian  u .................................................359

Ignoring MATLAB, DICOM, and Other Initials ..........................................361

Part V: The Part of Tens ............................................ 363

Chapter 18: Pete’s Top Ten Favorite Photoshop

Tips and Tricks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .365

Adding Artistic and Creative Effects .........................................................365

Smoothing skin perfectly ..................................................................366

From a photo to a painting ...............................................................367

Creating a sketch from a photo ........................................................368

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Table of Contents

Creating snow or rain ........................................................................370

The Glass Text effect .........................................................................371

Useful Tricks to Make Life Easier ..............................................................371

Changing product colors in a snap ..................................................371

Deleting a plain white background ..................................................372

Quick and easy edge effects .............................................................373

Making dashed and dotted lines ......................................................373

Print multiple documents at the same time ...................................374

Chapter 19: Ten Reasons to Love Your Wacom Tablet . . . . . . . . . . . .375

More Natural Movement .............................................................................375

Health and Safety .........................................................................................375

Artistic Control ............................................................................................376

Extended Comfort ........................................................................................ 376

Programmable ExpressKeys, Touch Rings, and Touch Strips ..............376

The Optimal Tablet .....................................................................................377

The Pen’s Switch .......................................................................................... 377

Setting Preferences ...................................................................................... 377

Don’t Forget the Accessories .....................................................................377

Cintiq for the Ultimate Control ..................................................................378

Chapter 20: Ten Things to Know about HDR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .379

Understanding What HDR Is .......................................................................379

Capturing for Merge to HDR Pro ................................................................380

Preparing Raw “Exposures” in Camera Raw ............................................381

Working with Merge to HDR Pro ................................................................382

Saving 32-bit HDR Images ...........................................................................386

HDR Toning ..................................................................................................386

Painting and the Color Picker in 32-bit .....................................................386

Filters and Adjustments in 32-bit ...............................................................387

Selections and Editing in 32-bit ..................................................................388

Printing HDR Images ...................................................................................388

Index ....................................................................... 391

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Introduction

dobe Photoshop is one of the most important computer programs of

our age. It’s made photo editing a commonplace thing, something for

the everyperson. Still, Photoshop can be a scary thing (especially that first

purchase price!), comprising a jungle of menus and panels and tools and

options and shortcuts as well as a bewildering array of add-ons and plug-ins.

And that’s why you’re holding this book in your hands. And why I wrote it.

And why Wiley published it.

You want to make sense of Photoshop — or, at the very least, be able to work

competently and efficiently in the program, accomplishing those tasks that

need to get done. You want a reference that discusses how things work and

what things do, not in a technogeek or encyclopedic manner, but rather as

an experienced friend might explain something to you. Although step-by-step

explanations are okay if they show how something works, you don’t need

rote recipes that don’t apply to the work you do. You don’t mind discovering

tricks, as long as they can be applied to your images and artwork in a produc-

tive, meaningful manner. You’re in the right place!

About This Book

This is a For Dummies book, and as such, it was produced with an eye toward

you and your needs. From Day One, the goal has been to put into your hands

the book that makes Photoshop understandable and useable. You won’t find

a technical explanation of every option for every tool in every situation, but

rather a concise explanation of those parts of Photoshop you’re most likely

to need. If you happen to be a medical researcher working toward a cure for

cancer, your Photoshop requirements might be substantially more specific

than what you’ll find covered here. But for the overwhelming majority of the

people who have access to Adobe Photoshop, this book provides the back-

ground needed to get your work done with Photoshop.

As I updated this book, I intentionally tried to strike a balance between the

types of images with which you’re most likely to work and those visually

stimulating (yet far less common) images of unusual subjects from faraway

places. At no point in this book does flavor override foundation. When you

need to see a practical example, that’s what I show you. I (and my editors)

worked to ensure that each piece of artwork illustrates a technique and does

so in a meaningful, nondistracting way for you.

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Photoshop CS5 For Dummies

You’ll see that I used mostly Apple computers in producing this book. That’s

simply a matter of choice and convenience. You’ll also see (if you look

closely) that I shoot mostly with Canon cameras and use Epson printers.

That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t shoot with Nikon, or that you shouldn’t

print with HP or Canon. If that’s what you have, if it’s what you’re comfort-

able with, and if it fulfills your needs, stick with it! You’ll also find that I men-

tion Wacom drawing tablets here and there (and devoted one of the final

chapters to the subject). Does that mean you should have one? If you do any

work that relies on precise cursor movement (like painting, dodging, burning,

path creation and editing, cloning, healing, patching, or lassoing, just to name

a few), then yes, I do recommend a Wacom Cintiq display or Intuos tablet.

Next to more RAM and good color management, it’s the best investment just

about any Photoshop user can make.

One additional note: If you’re brand new to digital imaging and computers,

this probably isn’t the best place to start. I do indeed make certain assump-

tions about your level of computer knowledge (and, to a lesser degree, your

knowledge of digital imaging). But if you know your File➪Open from your

File➪Close and can find your lens cap with both hands, read Chapter 1, and

you’ll have no problem with Photoshop CS5 For Dummies.

How This Book Is Organized

Photoshop CS5 For Dummies is primarily a reference book. As such, you can

check the Table of Contents or the index for a specific subject, flip to those

pages, and get the information you need. You can also start at the beginning

and read cover to cover (just to make sure you don’t miss a single tip, tech-

nique, or joke). To give you an indication of the type of information in each

chapter, I organized the book into parts. Here’s a quick look at what sort of

content you can find in each part.

Part I: Breezing through Basic Training

The first set of chapters presents the basic operation of Photoshop, what you

need to know to get around in the program, and the core process of getting

images into Photoshop and back out again. If you’re new to digital imaging,

and particularly unfamiliar with Photoshop, make sure to read Chapter 1

through Chapter 3. If you’ve worked with Photoshop or another image-editing

program and aren’t quite sure about the concept of resolution or which file

formats are best for which purposes, don’t overlook Chapter 2. Chapter 4 is

the meat and potatoes of Photoshop: scanning and downloading images from

cameras, cropping to fit specific print and frame sizes, and printing or post-

ing your images on the Web. All in one nice, tidy package.

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