How to Use Adobe PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 2 (2003)

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ISBN 0789728036

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Adobe created Photoshop Elements to bundle with digital cameras and scanners and provide some of the powerful, easy-to-use image editing software features from Photoshop in an even easier to use package. Photoshop Elements is bundled with digital cameras and scanners, but does not include a user manual unless purchased off the shelf in a box. How to Use Adobe Photoshop Elements 2 provides the reader with that "missing manual" in an easy to understand, task-based format that includes full-color images, easy-to-read instructions, and eye-catching examples. Topics covered include: How to Remove Red Eye, How to Use Color Management Software, How to Make the Best of a Bad Shot, How to Remove Scratches, Mold and Stains, How to Warm Up Lighting, plus much more.

CONTENTS:

Introduction   
1. Getting Around in Photoshop Elements 2  
2. Getting Started with Color Management  
3. Basic Image Editing Techniques  
4. Image and Color Correction Techniques  
5. Fine-Tuning and Repairing Images  
6. Correcting Images of People  
7. Combining Images and Creating Panoramas  
8. Creating Animation  
9. Adding Filters and Effects  
10. Typing Text and Adding Text Effects  
11. Creating Custom Graphics and Using Layers and Brushes  
12. Publishing to the Web and Printing  

A. Installing Photoshop Elements 2  
B. Command and Tool Matrix  
C. Supported File Formats  
Glossary
Index

275 pages. Softcover. Ex-Library.

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