If winning over clients means wowing 'em with Photoshop-enhanced photos, this is the book for you! Simple step-by-step instructions equal easy, elegant solutions in this streamlined volume geared exclusively to photographers using Photoshop.
Just like your favorite cookbooks--the ones with short, clear-cut instructions and mouth-watering photos of the delectable concoctions--this book identifies challenges, provides simple recipes for overcoming them, and plugs in inspirational photos of the glorious results. The authors provide enough theoretical grounding so readers can use the program effectively but leave out the tech-heavy under-the-hood discussions that represent the core of other Photoshop tomes.
You'll find recipes for dealing with common workflow problems (color correction, dodging and burning, retouching), and you'll learn all the exciting photo enhancing techniques that will give your work that extra wow: tinting, softening, collaging, you name it! Along the way you'll master all of Photoshop's newest, snazziest tools: the Healing Brush, the Pattern Maker plug-in, and more.
Jack Davis is an award-winning designer, illustrator, and photographer as well as the author of numerous books on digital imagery, design, and online communication, including (with co-author Linnea Dayton) the best-selling The Photoshop Wow! Book. Davis also teaches as part of the "Dream Team" for Photoshop World and his national Wow Seminar Tour.
How to Wow : Photoshop for Photography
List Price: $39.99; Price: $27.99; You Save: $12.00; Paperback: 272 pages Publisher: Peachpit Press; Bk&CD-Rom edition (June 23, 2004) Product Dimensions: 9.0 x 9.0 x 0.6 inches
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