- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Acknowledgments
- Other Books by Scott Kelby
- About the Author
- Contents
- Nine Things You’ll Wish You Had Known Before Reading This Book
- The Organizer: managing photos using the organizer
- Importing Your Photos
- Backing Up Your Photos to a Disc or Hard Drive
- Importing Photos from Your Scanner
- Changing the Size of Your Photo Thumbnails
- Seeing Full-Screen Previews
- Sorting Photos by Date and Viewing Filenames
- Change the Time & Date of Your Photos (Great, If You Travel)
- Finding Photos Fast by Their Month & Year
- Smart Tags and Enhanced Searching
- Tagging Your Photos (with Keyword Tags)
- Tagging Multiple Photos
- Assigning Multiple Tags to One Photo
- Tagging Images of People
- Albums: It’s How You Put Photos in Order One by One
- 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
- Creating a Slide Show
- Reducing Clutter by Stacking Your Photos
- Places: Viewing Your Photos on a Map
- Sharing Your Photos
- Raw and Un-Kutt: the essentials of camera
- Opening Your Photos into Camera Raw
- Miss the JPEG Look? Try Applying a Camera Profile
- The Essential Adjustments: White Balance
- Seeing a Before/After in Camera Raw
- Letting Camera Raw Auto-Correct Your Photos
- My Editing Your Images Cheat Sheet
- Setting Your White Pointand Black Point
- Adjusting the Overall Brightness
- Adding Contrast
- Dealing with Highlight Problems (Clipping)
- Opening Up the Shadows (Like “Fill Light” on a Slider)
- Putting It All Together (A Quick Start-to-Finish Tweak)
- Beyond the Reach: camera raw—beyond the basics
- Editing Multiple Photos at Once
- Bring Out Detail and Texture Using Clarity
- Making Your Colors More Vibrant
- Sharpening in Camera Raw
- Reducing Noise in Noisy Photos
- Removing Red Eye in Camera Raw
- The Trick for Expanding the Range of Your Photos
- Black & White Conversions in Camera Raw
- Cropping and Straightening
- The Advantages of Adobe’s DNG Format for RAW Photos
- Scream of the Crop: how to resize and crop photos
- Basic Cropping
- Auto-Cropping to Standard Sizes
- Cropping to an Exact Custom Size
- Cropping into a Shape
- Fixing Problems with Perspective Crop
- Using the Crop Tool to Add More Canvas Area
- Auto-Cropping Gang-Scanned Photos
- Straightening Photos with the Straighten Tool
- Resizing 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
- Radio Edit: which mode do I use: quick, guided, or expert?
- Layers of Light: working with layers
- Problem Child: fixing common problems
- Adjusting Flesh Tones
- Using the Smart Brush Tool to Select and Enhance Skies at the Same Time
- Adding Contrast and Drama to Cloudy Skies
- Removing Digital Noise
- Focusing Light with Dodging and Burning
- Removing Haze from Your Photos
- 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
- Saving Blurry Photos Using the Shake Reduction Filter
- The Elements Secret to Fixing Group Shots
- Natural Selection: selection techniques
- Remove: removing unwanted objects
- Special Edition: special effects for photographers
- Effects and Presets Galore in Quick Edit Mode
- Creating a Picture Stack Effect
- Putting a Photo Inside Text
- Creating an Effects Collage
- Enhancing Depth of Field (or Faking That 85mm f/1.4 Look)
- Trendy Desaturated Skin Look
- High-Contrast Portrait Look
- Converting to Black and White
- Panoramas Made Crazy Easy
- Burned-In Edge Effect (Vignetting)
- Creating the Selective Color Effect
- Neutral Density Gradient Filter
- Getting the Instagram Look
- Fake Duotone
- Sharp Tale: sharpening techniques
- Print: printing, color management, and my Elements 15 workflow
- Index
This book is dedicated to
my friend and colleague
Juan Alfonso, one of the most
dedicated, hard-working,
genuine, and talented guys
in our industry.
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