2013
Lynda
Deke McClelland
7:54
English
Join industry expert and award-winning author Deke McClelland in the fourth and final installment of his popular Photoshop CS6 One-on-One series. In this course, Deke puts his own spin on the most powerful features in Adobe Photoshop, including the Art filters, which enable you to transform an image into a digital painting, and Photomerge, which can stitch together multiple photos into a single panorama. Plus, dive into the extended features like 3D lighting effects, the Puppet Warp and animation toolset, high dynamic range (HDR) imaging, video editing, automated adjustments with actions, and much more.
35. Art Filters and Oil Paint
Welcome to One-on-One
Introducing the Filter Gallery
Modifying Filter Gallery settings
Combining multiple Filter Gallery effects
The strange power of the Sketch filters
Converting an image to etched outlines
Turning those outlines into "digital ink"
Duplicating a complex Smart Filter sequence
Customizing a filter effect for a new image
Tracking Filter Gallery effects by name
Pencil sketching one image onto another
Brightening eyes and teeth in a filtered portrait
Using the new Oil Paint filter
Customizing an effect with a filter mask
36. Lighting Effects
Shining light onto a photograph
Introducing the Lighting Effects filter
Creating a custom, colorful vignette
Creating an angled watermark pattern
Lighting a watermark texture map
Turning text into a soft texture map
Creating raised credit-card-style letters
Wrapping an image using a displacement map
37. Panoramas and Wide Angle
Correcting barrel distortion and panoramas
Introducing the Adaptive Wide Angle filter
Drawing polygonal constraints
Manually straightening a GoPro photo
Stitching together a seamless panorama
Correcting a panorama with Adaptive Wide Angle
Aligning constraints and overcorrecting
38. Puppet Warp and Animation
Distorting an extracted image
Extracting a foreground from a background
Introducing the Puppet Warp command
Changing the mode and adding rotation
Adjusting the Expansion value
Using Pin Depth and Density
Applying Puppet Warp to editable text
Creating an intermediate text frame
Converting layers into animated frames
Tweening and animating text
Exporting a QuickTime movie and GIF animation
39. Editing Video
Why edit video in Photoshop?
Loading video clips into Photoshop
Creating gradually fading transitions
Activating a few painless keyboard shortcuts
Adding text to your video
Combining your text into video groups
Adding motion to text (or any layer)
Adding soundtracks and voiceovers
Exporting and examining your video
Editing an existing video comp
Adding a video clip to the start of a track
Superimposing video clips with blend modes
Applying a Smart Filter to an entire video clip
40. High Dynamic Range
Merging multiple exposures in Photoshop
Automatically aligning bracketed photographs
Preparing bracketed photos in Camera Raw
Introducing the HDR Pro command
How the HDR Pro settings work
Dramatically increasing the detail in a photo
Adding a curve in HDR Pro to heighten reality
Creating a faux-HDR effect in Camera Raw
Simulating HDR exposures in Camera Raw
Merging simulated exposures in HDR Pro
Creating an authentic HDR portrait shot
Softening an HDR portrait shot
41. Advanced Layers
Managing the multilayer experience
Renaming a sequence of layers
Refining the Layers list using filter icons
Searching by name, effect, and blend mode
Color property, hide, show, and lock
Deleting empty layers; replacing fonts
Grouping layers by name
Masking groups and effects in one operation
Expanding and collapsing all groups and effects
Introducing layer comps
Creating a dynamic layer comp
Applying a mode or effect to an entire group
Moving many layers without upsetting comps
42. Actions
Three incentives for recording actions
Introducing the Actions panel
Recording a simple but practical action
Modifying settings and playing an action
Creating a dynamically adjustable action
Adding steps to an existing action
Actioning a consistent image resolution
Modifying an adjustment and adding Save As
Actioning the creation of a flat CMYK image
Batch-processing an entire folder of images
Saving and loading your actions
Conclusion
See ya
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