Dedication Page
by Matt Kloskowski, Scott Kel
The Photoshop® Elements 10 Book for Digital Photographers
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Acknowledgments (Scott)
- Acknowledgments (Matt)
- Other Books By Scott KelBy
- Other Books By Matt Kloskowski
- About the Authors
- Table of Contents
- The Quick Q&A You’re Going To Wish You Read First
- Chapter 1. Organized Chaos: Managing Photos Using the Organizer
- Importing Your Photos
- Backing Up Your Photos to a Disc or Hard Drive
- 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 and Viewing Filenames
- Adding Scanned Photos? Enter the Right Time & Date
- Finding Photos Fast by Their Month & Year
- Tagging Your Photos (with Keyword Tags)
- Auto Tagging with Smart Tags
- Tagging Multiple Photos
- Assigning Multiple Tags to One Photo
- Tagging Images of People
- Sharing Your Keyword Tags with Others
- Albums: It’s How You Put Photos in Order One by One
- Using Smart Albums for Automatic Organization
- Choosing Your Own Icons for Keyword Tags
- Deleting Keyword Tags or Albums
- Seeing Your Photo’s Metadata (EXIF Info)
- Adding Your Own Info to Photos
- Finding Photos
- Finding Duplicate Photos
- Finding Photos Using the Date View
- Seeing an Instant Slide Show
- Comparing Photos
- Reducing Clutter by Stacking Your Photos
- Sharing Your Photos
- Chapter 2. Raw Justice: Processing Your Images Using Camera Raw
- Opening RAW, JPEG, and TIFF Photos into Camera Raw
- Miss the JPEG Look? Try Applying a Camera Profile
- The Essential Adjustments: White Balance
- The Essential Adjustments #2: Exposure
- Letting Camera Raw Auto Correct Your Photos
- The Fix for Shadow Problems: Fill Light
- Adding “Snap” (or Softening) to Your Images Using the Clarity Slider
- Making Your Colors More Vibrant
- Cropping and Straightening
- Editing Multiple Photos at Once
- Saving RAW Files in Adobe’s Digital Negative (DNG) Format
- Sharpening in Camera Raw
- Camera Raw’s Noise Reduction
- Removing Red Eye in Camera Raw
- The Trick for Expanding the Range of Your Photos
- Black & White Conversions in Camera Raw
- Chapter 3. Scream of the Crop: How to Resize and Crop Photos
- Cropping Photos
- Auto-Cropping to Standard Sizes
- Cropping to an Exact Custom Size
- Cropping into a Shape
- Using the Crop Tool to Add More Canvas Area
- Auto-Cropping Gang-Scanned Photos
- Straightening Photos with the Straighten Tool
- Resizing Digital Camera Photos
- Resizing and How to Reach Those Hidden Free Transform Handles
- Making Your Photos Smaller (Downsizing)
- Automated Saving and Resizing
- Resizing Just Parts of Your Image Using the Recompose Tool
- Chapter 4. Jonas Sees in Color: Color Correction Secrets
- Before You Color Correct Anything, Do This First!
- The Advantages of Adjustment Layers
- Photo Quick Fix
- Getting a Visual Readout (Histogram) of Your Corrections
- Color Correcting Digital Camera Images
- Dave’s Amazing Trick for Finding a Neutral Gray
- Studio Photo Correction Made Simple
- Adjusting Flesh Tones
- Warming Up (or Cooling Down) a Photo
- Color Correcting One Problem Area Fast!
- Getting a Better Conversion from Color to Black and White
- Correcting Color and Contrast Using Color Curves
- Chapter 5. Little Problems: Fixing Common Problems
- Using the Smart Brush Tool to Select and Fix at the Same Time
- Removing Digital Noise
- Focusing Light with Digital Dodging and Burning
- Opening Up Shadow Areas That Are Too Dark
- Fixing Areas That Are Too Bright
- When Your Subject Is Too Dark
- Automatic Red-Eye Removal
- Instant Red-Eye Removal
- Fixing Problems Caused by Your Camera’s Lens
- The Elements Secret to Fixing Group Shots
- Blending Multiple Exposures (a.k.a. Pseudo-HDR Technique)
- Chapter 6. Select Start: Selection Techniques
- Selecting Square, Rectangular, or Round Areas
- Saving Your Selections
- Softening Those Harsh Edges
- Selecting Areas by Their Color
- Making Selections Using a Brush
- Getting Elements to Help You Make Tricky Selections
- Easier Selections with the Quick Selection Tool
- Removing People (or Objects) from Backgrounds
- Chapter 7. Retouch Me: Retouching Portraits
- Quick Skin Tone Fix
- The Power of Layer Masks
- Removing Blemishes and Hot Spots
- Lessening Freckles or Facial Acne
- Removing Dark Circles Under Eyes
- Removing or Lessening Wrinkles
- Brightening the Whites of the Eyes
- Making Eyes That Sparkle
- Whitening and Brightening Teeth
- Repairing Teeth
- Digital Nose Jobs Made Easy
- Transforming a Frown into a Smile
- Slimming and Trimming
- Advanced Skin Softening
- Fixing Reflections in Glasses
- Chapter 8. Clone Wars: Removing Unwanted Objects
- Chapter 9. Side Effects: Special Effects for Photographers
- Automatic Special Effects
- Creating a Picture Stack Effect
- The Orton Effect
- Enhancing Depth of Field
- Trendy Desaturated Portrait Look
- High-Contrast Look
- Getting the Grungy, High-Contrast Look Right Within Camera Raw
- Converting to Black and White
- Panoramas Made Crazy Easy
- Creating Drama with a Soft Spotlight
- Burned-In Edge Effect (Vignetting)
- Using Color for Emphasis
- The Faded Antique Look
- Replacing the Sky
- Neutral Density Gradient Filter
- Skylight Filter Effect
- Creating Photo Collages
- Scott’s Three-Step Portrait Finishing Technique
- Fake Duotone
- Simulating Film Grain
- Chapter 10. Sharpen Your Teeth: Sharpening Techniques
- Chapter 11. Fine Print: Step-by-Step Printing and Color Management
To my amazingly wonderful 14-year-old son Jordan, who continues to amaze me with his compassion, work ethic, integrity, brains, and heart. I could not be more proud to be your dad.
—SCOTT
To my youngest son Justin, for always making me smile. I love you buddy!
—MATT
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