January 2009
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 38m
English
Once you have a handle on how to keep organized and flexible with your images, you can begin editing and stylizing your raw-processed or stock images so they are more easily pieced together during the final stages of the compositing process. The key to producing good images is understanding the general sequence for the major edit types (noise reduction, retouching, and sharpening) and knowing Photoshop’s tools and the situations for which they are best suited.
If processing your raw images in ACR did not remove enough of the noise, it’s important to address this issue early in the Photoshop retouching process. Leaving camera noise untouched until late in the editing process means that any changes to image ...
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