April 2012
Intermediate to advanced
30 pages
1h 49m
English
Overview
Get up-to-speed fast on new Photoshop CS6 features that
photographers need to know!
Photoshop has long been the industry standard editing tool for just about anyone who works with images for a living. However, Photoshop is such huge and powerful program that it can be overwhelming to discover and learn about just the new features that affect your workflow.
The Photographer's Quick Guide to Photoshop CS6 by Rob Sylvan is an eBook designed to get photographers started quickly with just the new features that are most relevant to them. In this book, you’ll learn step-by-step how to:
Configure important preference settings
Use new features in Adobe Camera Raw 7.0
Get the most out of the new Content-Aware Move tool
Leverage new powers built into the Patch tool
Select skin tones with new features in Color Range
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