Photoshop Filter Effects Encyclopedia : The Hands-on Desktop Reference for Digital Photographers
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Description
Adobe Photoshop has become the tool of choice for professional
photographers, designers, and amateur enthusiasts. But it's a complex
application with many features-and scant information on how to use them to
best advantage. A case in point: there are 100 built-in filters in Photoshop,
designed to enable the user to easily make subtle or dramatic image
adjustments, and there is very little online help available with the
application, and no printed manual. Users can spend hours trying to use
filters effectively-an inefficient and often frustrating way to work.
In Photoshop Filter Effects Encyclopedia, author and educator
Roger Pring explains and decodes the settings of every filter that Photoshop
CS2 has to offer, from Artistic filters such as Colored Pencil, Cutout, and
Watercolor to Stylize filters like Bevel, Emboss, and Extrude. And, unlike
many reference books that give you a lot of information you'll never need, it
is filled with easy-to-follow, step-by-step, practical recipes for creating
truly amazing effects, such as:
Creating selective focus
Simulating motion blur
Adding special lens and filter effects
Working with tone and color
Creating dramatic solarized and posterized images
Working with artificial lighting
Simulating textures
Creating multi-layered images and photomontages
Reproducing graphic arts effects
and much more.
The best part is that you don't have to be a Photoshop expert to create
sophisticated, professional-looking results-the recipes take the guesswork out
of the process, so you can work quickly and efficiently. Packed with hundreds
of full-color photographs, clearly written instructions, and practical tips,
this book is the ultimate, no-nonsense Photoshop CS2 Filters reference for
creative photographers, designers, and artists.
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