- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- 1. Color Management
- Launching Photoshop
- Photoshop color
- Introduction to color management
- Calibrating your display
- Choosing a color space for Photoshop
- Synchronizing color settings among Adobe applications
- Customizing the color policies for Photoshop
- Installing and saving custom color settings
- Acquiring printer profiles
- Changing a document’s color profile
- 2. Creating Files
- 3. Bridge
- Launching Adobe Bridge
- Downloading photos from a camera
- Features of the Bridge window
- Choosing a workspace for Bridge
- Previewing images in Bridge
- Opening files from Bridge into Photoshop
- Customizing the Bridge window
- Saving custom workspaces
- Resetting the Bridge workspaces
- Assigning keywords to files
- Rating and labeling thumbnails
- Rearranging and sorting thumbnails
- Filtering thumbnails
- Using thumbnail stacks
- Managing files using Bridge
- Searching for files
- Creating and using collections
- Exporting the Bridge cache
- 4. Camera Raw
- Why use Camera Raw?
- Opening photos into Camera Raw
- The Camera Raw tools A
- Cropping and straightening photos
- Choosing default workflow options
- Using the Camera Raw tabs
- Using the Basic tab
- Using the Tone Curve tab
- Using the Detail tab
- Using the HSL/Grayscale tab
- Using the Adjustment Brush tool
- Using the Split Toning tab
- Using the Lens Corrections tab
- Using the Effects tab
- Using the Graduated Filter tool
- Using the Radial Filter tool
- Using the Spot Removal tool
- Saving and applying Camera Raw settings
- Synchronizing Camera Raw settings
- Converting, opening, and saving Camera Raw files
- 5. Workspaces
- 6. Panels and presets
- 7. Pixel Basics
- 8. Layer Essentials
- Creating layers
- Selecting layers
- Restacking layers
- Creating layer groups
- Deleting layers and groups
- Hiding and showing layers
- Repositioning layer content
- Changing the layer opacity
- Using the lock options
- Choosing Layers panel options
- Filtering listings on the Layers panel
- Merging layers
- Flattening layers
- 9. Selections & Masks
- Creating layer-based selections
- Using the Rectangular and Elliptical Marquee tools
- Using two of the lasso tools
- Deselecting and reselecting selections
- Deleting or filling a selection
- Moving a selection border
- Moving selection contents
- Using the Quick Selection tool
- Using the Magic Wand tool
- Inverting a selection
- Using the Color Range command
- Hiding and showing the selection border
- Creating a frame-shaped selection
- Selecting in-focus areas of a photo
- Saving and loading selections
- Refining selection edges
- Using Quick Masks
- Creating layer masks
- Editing masks
- Working with masks
- 10. History
- 11. Using Color
- Choosing colors in Photoshop
- Using the Color Picker
- Choosing colors from a library
- Using the Color panel
- Using the Swatches panel
- Using the Eyedropper tool
- Copying colors as hexadecimals
- Choosing a blending mode
- Creating a Solid Color fill layer
- Creating a Gradient fill layer
- Creating and editing a gradient preset
- Using the Gradient tool
- Creating custom and scripted patterns
- 12. Adjustments
- Creating adjustment layers
- Editing adjustment layer settings
- Saving adjustment presets
- Merging and deleting adjustment layers
- Editing an adjustment layer mask
- Using the Histogram panel
- Applying a Levels adjustment
- Applying a Brightness/Contrast adjustment
- Applying a Photo Filter adjustment
- Applying an auto correction
- Applying a Color Balance adjustment
- Applying a Hue/Saturation adjustment
- Applying a Vibrance adjustment
- Applying a Curves adjustment
- Applying a Black & White adjustment
- Tinting an image via a Gradient Map adjustment
- Applying the Merge to HDR Pro command
- Screening back a layer using Levels
- 13. Combining Images
- Using the Clipboard
- Drag-copying a selection on a layer
- Drag-copying a selection or layer between files with the Move tool
- Drag-copying layers between files via the Layers panel
- Creating a layered document from file thumbnails
- Creating embedded Smart Objects
- Editing embedded Smart Objects
- Replacing an embedded or linked Smart Object
- Creating linked Smart Objects
- Working with linked Smart Objects
- Combining multiple “exposures”
- Fading the edge of a layer via a gradient in a layer mask
- Aligning and distributing layers
- Using the Clone Stamp tool and the Clone Source panel
- Using the Photomerge command
- Using Smart Guides, ruler guides, and the grid
- 14. Painting
- 15. Retouching
- Using the Replace Color command
- Using the Color Replacement tool
- Whitening teeth or eyes
- Using the Red Eye tool
- Using the Healing Brush tool
- Using the Spot Healing Brush tool
- Healing areas with the Patch tool
- Smoothing skin and other surfaces
- Retouching by cloning
- Applying a Content-Aware fill
- Using the Content-Aware Move tool
- Removing an image element with the Patch tool
- 16. Refocusing
- 17. Fun with Layers
- 18. Filters
- 19. Type
- Creating editable type
- Selecting type
- Recoloring type
- Changing the font family and font style
- Using Adobe Typekit
- Converting type
- Changing the font size
- Applying kerning and tracking
- Adjusting the leading
- Shifting type from the baseline
- Inserting special characters
- Applying paragraph settings
- Formatting type with paragraph and character styles
- Transforming the bounding box for paragraph type
- Screening back type
- Rasterizing a type layer
- Putting type in a spot color channel
- 20. Layer Styles
- Layer effect essentials
- Applying a bevel or emboss effect
- Applying a shadow effect
- Applying the Stroke effect
- Applying the Gradient and Pattern Overlay effects
- Copying, moving, and removing layer effects
- Changing the layer fill percentage
- Applying layer styles
- Creating layer styles
- Applying multiple layer effects
- 21. Vector Drawing
- Creating shape layers with a shape tool
- Changing the attributes of a shape layer
- Selecting shape layer paths
- Isolating a shape layer
- Working with multiple shapes
- Creating vector masks
- Working with vector masks
- Drawing with the Freeform Pen tool
- Saving, displaying, selecting, and repositioning paths
- Drawing with the Pen tool
- More ways to create paths and shapes
- Reshaping vector objects
- Working with paths
- 22. Actions
- 24. Preferences
- Opening the Preferences dialogs
- General Preferences (A, next page)
- Interface Preferences (A, next page)
- Sync Settings Preferences B
- File Handling Preferences (A, next page)
- Performance Preferences (A, next page)
- Cursors Preferences A
- Transparency & Gamut Preferences B
- Units & Rulers Preferences A
- Guides, Grid & Slices Preferences A
- Plug-ins Preferences (A, next page)
- Type Preferences B
- Experimental Features Preferences
- Preferences for Adobe Bridge
- 25. Print & Export
- Proofing document colors onscreen
- Outputting a file to an inkjet printer
- Preparing a file for commercial printing
- Getting Photoshop files into Adobe InDesign and Illustrator
- Saving a file in the PDF format
- Saving a file in the TIFF format
- Saving multiple files in the JPEG, PSD, or TIFF format
- Generating image assets from Photoshop layers
- Using the Package command
- Appendix. Syncing Photoshop settings via the Creative Cloud
- Index
Photoshop CC
2014 release
FOR WINDOWS AND MACINTOSH
ELAINE WEINMANN
PETER LOUREKAS
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