Table Of Contents - Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS2 User Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents3
Installation And Registration9
To Activate9
Chapter 1: Getting Started9
Adobe Help Center10
To Check For Updates10
To Set Adobe Help Center Preferences11
Using Help11
To Add Contact Information In More Resources11
To Navigate Help12
To Search Help Topics13
Search Tips13
To Print A Topic From Help13
Tips And Training14
To Change The View14
To Use Bookmarks14
Tutorials In Help15
Total Training Video Workshop Cd15
Adobe Studio15
Technical Information16
Extras17
Other Downloads17
New Features18
Workflow Improvements18
Enhanced Photo Capabilities18
Productivity Boosters19
Designer Enhancements19
Correct Color And Tone21
Chapter 2: Tutorials21
Correct Defects24
Select Areas In An Image26
Create An Image Using Layers28
Add Shapes To An Image32
Print With Color Management36
Work Area Basics39
Chapter 3: Work Area39
About The Status Bar40
To Display File Information In The Document Window40
To Display Image Information In Imageready41
To Jump Between Photoshop And Imageready42
Jumping To Other Applications42
To Jump To Another Application From Imageready42
Palettes And Menus43
To Add An Application To The Jump To Submenu43
To Enable Automatic File Updates In Imageready43
To Use Palettes43
About The Palette Well44
To Enter Values In Palettes, Dialog Boxes, And The Tool Options Bar45
About Pop-Up Sliders45
About Scrubby Sliders46
About Pop-Up Palettes46
To Rename Or Delete An Item In A Pop-Up Palette46
To Customize The List Of Items In A Pop-Up Palette47
To Change The Display Of Items In A Pop-Up Palette47
To Display Context Menus47
About Tools And The Toolbox48
Toolbox Overview49
Selection Tools Gallery50
Crop And Slice Tools Gallery50
Retouching Tools Gallery50
Painting Tools Gallery52
Drawing And Type Tools Gallery52
Annotation, Measuring, And Navigation Tools Gallery53
To Use A Tool54
To Cycle Through Hidden Tools54
To Display Or Hide Tool Tips54
About Tool Pointers55
To Change Tool Pointers55
Using The Options Bar56
Using Tool Presets56
To Create A Tool Preset56
Working With Files57
To Change The List Of Tool Presets57
To Close Windows57
To Duplicate An Image In Photoshop57
Viewing Images58
To Duplicate An Image In Imageready58
To Quit Photoshop Or Imageready58
To Change The Screen Mode58
To View Another Area Of An Image59
To Use The Navigator Palette60
To Zoom In Or Out60
To Magnify By Dragging61
To Display An Image At 100%61
To Fit An Image To The Screen61
To Automatically Resize The Window When Zooming61
To View Images In Multiple Windows62
To Zoom Into Or Out Of Multiple Images62
To Match Locations In Images62
To Match Zoom And Locations In Images62
About The Info Palette63
To Use The Info Palette64
To Change The Info Palette Options65
Rulers, The Grid, And Guides66
To Change a Ruler's Zero Origin66
To Change The Unit Of Measurement67
To Specify Columns For An Image67
About The Measure Tool67
To Measure Between Two Points68
To Edit A Measuring Line Or Protractor68
About Guides And The Grid68
To Show Or Hide A Grid, Guides, Or Smart Guides69
To Place A Guide69
To Move A Guide70
To Remove Guides From The Image70
To Set Guide And Grid Preferences70
To Use Snapping70
To Specify What To Snap To71
To Show Or Hide Extras71
Customizing The Work Area72
To Manage Workspaces72
To Change The Font Size In The Work Area72
To Arrange Palettes Into A Custom Workspace72
To Start With The Last Or Default Palette Locations73
To Define A Set Of Menus73
To Delete A Set Of Menus74
To Temporarily Show Hidden Menu Items74
To Turn Menu Colors On Or Off74
About The Preset Manager75
To Load A Library Of Preset Items75
To Rename Preset Items76
To Delete Preset Items76
To Create A New Library Of Presets76
About Preferences76
To Open A Preferences Dialog Box77
To Restore All Preferences To Default Settings77
To Disable And Enable Warning Messages77
About Plug-In Modules77
To Install A Plug-In Module78
To Specify A Legacy Serial Number78
To Select An Additional Plug-Ins Folder78
To Suppress The Loading Of Plug-Ins78
Recovery And Undo79
To View Information About Installed Plug-Ins79
To Revert To The Last Saved Version79
To Restore Part Of An Image To Its Previously Saved Version79
To Receive Notification When An Operation Is Completed80
About The History Palette80
To Revert To A Previous Image State81
To Delete One Or More Image States In Photoshop81
To Delete All Image States In Imageready81
To Create Or Replace A Document With An Image State82
To Set History Options82
Making A Snapshot Of An Image82
To Create A Snapshot83
To Work With Snapshots83
Painting With A State Or Snapshot Of An Image83
To Paint With A State Or Snapshot Of An Image84
About The Edit History Log84
To Set Edit History Log Options84
Memory85
Assigning Scratch Disks85
To Change The Scratch Disk Assignment85
To Free Memory86
The Basics Of Bridge87
Chapter 4: Adobe Bridge87
To Start And Quit Bridge, And To Return To An Application89
To Create And Close Bridge Windows89
To Use Bridge In Compact Mode89
To Adjust The Bridge Window90
To Select Bridge Workspaces90
To Save And Delete Bridge Workspaces91
To Set Bridge Preferences91
Bridge General Preferences92
Bridge Advanced Preferences92
Files And Folders In Bridge93
To Work With The Cache In Bridge93
To View File And Folder Thumbnails In Bridge93
To Specify How Files And Folders Are Shown In Bridge94
To Navigate Folders And Files With Bridge95
To Select Files In Bridge95
To Open Files In Bridge95
To Manage Files With Bridge96
To Manage Folders With Bridge97
To Rotate Images With Bridge98
To Label Files With Bridge98
To Rate Files With Bridge99
To Search For Files And Folders With Bridge99
To Search With Criteria Saved As Collections100
Bridge Center100
To Work With Saved File Groups In Bridge Center101
To Use Recent Folders Or Files From Bridge Center101
Running Automated Tasks With Bridge102
To Use Rss Content In Bridge Center102
To Run Automated Tasks With Bridge102
Metadata In Bridge103
To Batch-Rename Files With Bridge103
About Metadata103
About The Metadata Panel In Bridge104
To View Metadata With Bridge105
To Edit Metadata With Bridge105
To Specify The Metadata Displayed In The Metadata Panel106
To Add Metadata Using The File Info Dialog Box106
To Work With Metadata Templates In Bridge107
To Apply Metadata Templates To Files In Bridge108
To Apply Keywords To Files With Bridge108
Using Version Cue With Bridge109
Working With Version Cue In Bridge109
Version Cue Workspace And Project Icons In Bridge110
Adobe Stock Photos111
Searching For Images In Adobe Stock Photos111
Chapter 5: Adobe Stock Photos111
To Search For Stock Photos112
To Use Advanced Search112
To Search With Related Keywords113
To View Image Price And Keywords113
Comp Images114
To Download Comps From Adobe Stock Photos114
To View Comps In An Adobe Creative Suite Application114
To View Saved Comps In Stock Photos115
Buying Stock Photos115
To Place Photos In The Shopping Cart115
To Buy Photos Directly From Indesign Or Illustrator116
Stock Photos Accounts117
To View Order Details117
Benefits Of Stock Photos Accounts117
To Create A Stock Photos Account117
To Log Into Your Stock Photos Account118
To Edit Your Stock Photos Account Profile118
To Change Stock Photos Account Address Information118
To Change Stock Photos Account Payment Information119
To Download Previously Purchased Images From Stock Photos119
To Set Adobe Stock Photos Preferences120
Version Cue Managed Projects121
Availability Of Version Cue Features121
Chapter 6: Adobe Version Cue121
Using Adobe Version Cue121
Getting The Most Out Of Version Cue122
Working With Version Cue In Golive122
Working With Version Cue In Acrobat122
About The Adobe Dialog Box123
To Set Version Cue Workspace Preferences124
To Turn Version Cue On Or Off126
Working With Version Cue Projects126
To Open A Project127
To Connect To A Remote Project128
To Connect To A Project Using Webdav129
To View Version Cue Workspace, Project, And File Information129
To View Version Cue Workspace, Project, And File Information In Bridge130
Creating And Editing Projects130
To Create A Project131
To Create A Project In Bridge132
To Edit The Properties Of A Project132
To Share Or Unshare A Project133
Working With Files In Version Cue134
To Share Or Unshare A Project From Bridge134
Using Working Copies134
File Protection In Version Cue135
Version Cue File Statuses136
To Open A File From A Project137
To Reveal A File In Bridge138
To Edit A File In Use By Another User138
To Update A File With The Most Recent Version138
Adding Files And Folders To A Project139
To Add A File To A Project139
To Add A File Or Folder To A Project In Bridge140
To Add A File Or Folder From A Desktop Folder To A Project In Bridge140
To Add Files To A Project Folder Without Bridge140
To Copy Or Move Files Between Projects Or From A Project To A Desktop Folder141
To Save Changes To A File141
To Place A File From A Project Into A Document142
To Place A Non-Version Cue File Into A Document142
Using The Links Palette With Project Files143
To View Alternates And Versions In The Links Palette143
To Replace A Placed File With An Alternate144
To Replace A Placed File With An Alternate Derived From A Previous Version144
To Replace A Placed File With A Previous Version144
To Search For Files In A Project145
Disconnecting From Projects145
To Disconnect From A Project146
To Disconnect From A Project In Bridge146
Deleting Files And Folders147
Deleting Files, Folders, and Projects147
Deleting Projects148
To Delete A Project148
To Delete A Project In Bridge148
To Delete Files Or Folders From A Project149
To Delete Files From A Project In Bridge149
To Restore A File Or Folder Deleted From A Project150
To Delete A File Or Folder Permanently150
To Delete A File Permanently In Bridge150
Version Cue Versions151
To Save A Version151
To Save A Version Of A Non-Adobe File152
Viewing And Comparing Versions152
To View Versions153
To View Versions In Bridge154
To View A Previous Version In Its Native Application154
To Promote A Version154
To Revert To The Last Version In Bridge155
To Delete A Version155
Version Cue Alternates156
To Save An Alternate157
To View Alternates From Bridge157
To View Alternates157
To Make An Alternate The Primary158
To Remove An Alternate158
To Use The Make Alternates Command159
To Make Alternates In Bridge159
To Move An Alternate To Another Alternates Group160
Editing And Synchronizing Offline Files160
To Manually Mark A File As In Use161
To Edit Working Copies Of Files From An Offline Project161
To Synchronize Files In Bridge162
To Synchronize Files162
The Version Cue Administration Utility163
Logging Into And Out Of The Version Cue Administration Utility164
To Log Into Version Cue Administration From An Adobe Creative Suite Component165
To Log Into Version Cue Administration From Golive Cs165
To Log Into Version Cue Administration From A Web Browser165
To Log Into Version Cue Administration From The Version Cue Preferences Dialog Box165
To Log Out Of Version Cue Administration166
About Version Cue Administration Integrity Checks166
To Set Version Cue Workspace Administration Preferences166
Migrating From Version Cue 1.0 To Version Cue 2.0167
To Migrate From Version Cue 1.0 To Version Cue 2.0167
Creating And Editing Projects In Version Cue Administration168
To Create A New Blank Version Cue Project168
To Create A New Version Cue Project From A Folder169
To Create A New Version Cue Project From A Webdav Server Or Ftp Server169
To Edit Version Cue Project Properties170
To Duplicate A Version Cue Project171
To Delete A Version Cue Project In The Version Cue Administration Utility171
To Export A Version Cue Project To Your Computer172
To Export A Version Cue Project To An Ftp Or Webdav Server172
To Remove File Locks From A Version Cue Project173
To Delete File Versions In A Project173
Backing Up And Restoring Projects In The Version Cue Administration Utility173
To Back Up A Version Cue Project174
To Restore A Version Cue Project Backup Copy174
To Create A New Backup Configuration174
Working With Users And Privileges175
To Back Up All Data In The Version Cue Workspace175
To Replace A Project With A Previous Backup175
Creating And Editing Users175
To Create New Version Cue User Names176
Choosing User Privileges177
To Edit A Version Cue User Name177
To Duplicate Or Delete A Version Cue User Name177
To Export A List Of Users178
To Import Users From A List178
Viewing Logs, Reports, And Workspace Information179
Viewing Version Cue Workspace Information And Reports179
To View Version Cue Workspace Information179
To View The Version Cue Workspace Log File179
To Delete Version Cue Reports180
About Version Cue Pdf Reviews180
Initiating A Version Cue Pdf Review180
To Start A New Version Cue Pdf Review181
To Locate Pdf Reviews182
To Set Viewing Options In The Document List182
To Open An Active Or Completed Pdf Review182
To Stop A Pdf Review182
To Restart A Completed Pdf Review183
To Delete A Pdf Review183
To Edit Review Settings183
About Pdf Review Comments184
To View Or Delete Pdf Review Comments184
Chapter 7: Getting Images Into Photoshop And Imageready185
Bitmap Images And Vector Graphics185
Image Size And Resolution186
Pixel Dimensions And Image Resolution186
File Size188
Monitor Resolution188
Printer Resolution189
Screen Frequency189
Changing Image Size And Resolution190
Adjusting Image Size And Resolution190
To Display The Current Image Size190
Resampling190
Choosing An Interpolation Method191
To Specify The Default Interpolation Method192
To Change The Pixel Dimensions Of An Image In Photoshop192
To Change The Pixel Dimensions Of An Image In Imageready192
Changing The Print Dimensions And Resolution Of An Image193
To Change The Print Dimensions And Resolution Of An Image193
To View The Print Size On-Screen194
To Determine A Suggested Resolution For An Image194
Acquiring Digital Images From Cameras194
Getting Images From Digital Cameras194
To Get Images From A Digital Camera Using Bridge195
To Import Images From A Digital Camera Using Wia195
Scanning Images196
Importing Scanned Images196
Importing Scanned Images Using The Twain Interface196
To Import An Image Using The Twain Interface In Photoshop196
To Import An Image Using The Twain Interface In Imageready197
To Import Images From A Scanner Using Wia Support197
To Estimate Scan Resolution197
To Calculate The File Size Before Scanning An Image198
Optimizing The Dynamic Range Of The Scan198
To Eliminate A Color Cast Introduced By A Scanner198
To Create A New Image199
Creating, Opening, And Importing Images199
Opening Files200
To Open A File Using The Open Command200
To Open A Recently Used File200
To Specify The Number Of Files Listed In The Open Recent Submenu200
To Specify The File Format In Which To Open A File201
Opening Pdf Files201
Opening Postscript Artwork202
To Open An Eps File203
To Turn Off The Anti-Alias Postscript Option (Imageready)203
To Open A Photo Cd File203
Importing Anti-Aliased Pict Files (Mac Os)204
Placing Files204
To Place A File In Photoshop205
To Place A File In Imageready206
To Set Place Pdf Dialog Box Options207
Pasting Adobe Illustrator Art Into Photoshop208
To Paste Adobe Illustrator Art Into Photoshop208
About High Dynamic Range Images209
Working With Hdr Images210
The Merge To Hdr Command210
To Use The Merge To Hdr Command211
To Adjust Hdr Image Viewing212
To Convert From 32 Bits To 8 Or 16 Bits Per Channel213
Camera Raw Files In Photoshop And Bridge215
The Camera Raw Plug-In215
Chapter 8: Camera Raw Files215
Camera Raw And Photoshop Raw Files217
Caches For Camera Raw Files In Bridge217
To Work With The Camera Raw Cache In Bridge218
Processing and Opening Camera Raw Files in Photoshop218
Camera Raw View Controls221
Using The Histogram And Rgb Levels In Camera Raw221
Camera Raw Workflow Settings222
White Balance And Camera Raw Files222
White Balance Controls For Camera Raw Files222
Making Tonal Adjustments In Camera Raw222
Tonal Adjustment Controls For Camera Raw Files224
To Turn On Or Off The Auto Adjustments In Camera Raw225
To Rotate Images In Camera Raw225
To Crop Or Straighten Images In Camera Raw225
Transforming Images In Camera Raw225
To Adjust Sharpening In Camera Raw Files226
To Specify Whether The Image Or Preview Is Sharpened226
Reducing Noise In Camera Raw Files226
Chromatic Aberration227
To Compensate For Chromatic Aberration In Camera Raw227
To Compensate For Lens Vignetting228
To Remove A Shadow Color Cast In Camera Raw Files228
To Adjust The Rendering Of Non-Neutral Colors In Camera Raw228
Calibrating Color In Camera Raw Images228
To Save Camera Raw Images In Camera Raw229
Saving Camera Raw Images229
Digital Negative Saving Options For Camera Raw230
Camera Raw Settings230
To Specify Where Camera Raw Settings Are Stored231
To Save Or Reset Camera Raw Settings231
To Save A Subset Of Settings232
To Apply Saved Camera Raw Settings232
To Load Camera Raw Settings232
To Copy And Paste Camera Raw Settings232
To Apply Settings To Multiple Camera Raw Image Files In Camera Raw233
To Clear Settings Applied To Camera Raw Image Files233
To Delete Camera Raw Settings233
To Export Camera Raw Settings233
Automating Processing Of Camera Raw Images234
Automating The Camera Raw Workflow234
Color Modes235
Rgb Color Mode235
Cmyk Color Mode235
Chapter 9: Color235
Lab Color Mode236
Bitmap Mode236
Grayscale Mode236
Duotone Mode237
Indexed Color Mode237
Multichannel Mode237
Adjusting The Monitor Display238
About Monitors And Color Work238
To Speed Up Previews By Adjusting The Monitor Display238
Adjusting Color Display For Cross-Platform Variations238
To Adjust Rgb Color Display For Cross-Platform Variations (Imageready)239
To Adjust Rgb Color Display To Match Photoshop Color Display (Imageready)239
About Color Channels239
About Bit Depth239
Channels And Bit Depth239
Converting Between Bit Depths240
To Convert Between 8 Bits And 16 Bits Per Channel241
To Convert From 16 Bits To 32 Bits Per Channel241
Converting Between Color Modes242
Converting An Image To Another Mode242
Making A Conditional Mode Change242
To Add A Conditional Mode Change To An Action242
To Convert A Color Photo To Black-And-White243
Converting Images To Bitmap Mode243
To Convert An Image To Bitmap Mode243
To Convert A Bitmap Mode Image To Grayscale Mode244
Specifying The Halftone Screen For Bitmap Mode Images244
To Specify The Halftone Screen For Bitmap Mode Images245
Specifying Custom Halftone Screens For Bitmap Mode Images245
Converting To Indexed Color246
To Convert A Grayscale Or Rgb Image To Indexed Color246
Conversion Options For Indexed-Color Images246
Customizing Indexed Color Tables248
To Edit Colors And Assign Transparency With A Color Table248
To Assign Transparency To A Single Color248
Predefined Color Tables248
To Choose A Predefined Table249
Saving And Loading Color Tables249
About The Adobe Color Picker249
Choosing Colors249
To Display The Adobe Color Picker250
Specifying A Color Using The Color Field And Color Slider250
To Specify A Color Using Numeric Values251
To Use The Adobe Color Picker In Hsb Mode252
To Work With The Adobe Color Picker In Rgb Mode252
To Work With The Adobe Color Picker In Lab Mode253
Web-Safe Colors253
To Select Web-Safe Colors In The Adobe Color Picker253
To Change A Nonweb Color To A Web-Safe Color253
To Select The Closest Cmyk Equivalent For A Nonprintable Color254
Choosing Custom Colors254
To Choose A Custom Color254
Custom Color Systems255
To Use The Windows Color Picker255
To Use The Apple Color Picker256
To Return To The Adobe Color Picker After Using Another Color Picker256
Using The Color Wheel256
Understanding Color Management258
Why Colors Sometimes Don't Match258
What Is A Color Management System?258
Chapter 10: Color Management258
Do You Need Color Management?259
Creating A Viewing Environment For Color Management259
Keeping Colors Consistent260
About Color Management In Adobe Applications260
Basic Steps For Producing Consistent Color261
To Synchronize Color Settings Across Adobe Applications262
To Set Up Color Management For Illustrator, Indesign, And Photoshop262
To Set Up Color Management For Golive262
To Change The Appearance Of Cmyk Black263
Managing Process And Spot Colors263
Color-Managing Imported Images264
To Share Swatches Between Applications264
Using A Safe Cmyk Workflow264
Preparing Imported Graphics For Color Management265
To View Or Change Profiles For Imported Bitmap Images265
Color-Managing Documents For Online Viewing266
Color-Managing Pdf Documents For Online Viewing266
Color-Managing Html Documents For Online Viewing266
Proofing Colors267
Soft-Proofing Colors267
Soft Proof Presets268
Custom Soft Proof Options268
To Save Or Load A Custom Proof Setup In Photoshop268
Color-Managing Documents When Printing269
To Preview How Colors Will Appear In A Web Browser269
Printing With Color Management269
Letting The Printer Determine Colors When Printing269
Letting The Application Determine Colors When Printing270
Obtaining Custom Profiles For Desktop Printers270
Color-Managing Pdf Files For Printing270
Working With Color Profiles271
About Color Profiles271
About Monitor Calibration And Characterization272
To Calibrate And Profile Your Monitor273
To Install A Color Profile274
To Embed A Color Profile In A Document274
Changing The Color Profile For A Document274
To Assign Or Remove A Color Profile From A Document In Photoshop Or Illustrator275
To Assign Or Remove A Color Profile From A Document In Indesign275
To Convert Colors In A Document To Another Profile276
To Customize Color Settings276
About Color Working Spaces276
Working Space Options277
About Missing And Mismatched Color Profiles277
Color Management Policy Options278
Color Conversion Options279
About Rendering Intents279
Advanced Controls280
Chapter 11: Making Color And Tonal Adjustments281
Color And Tonal Corrections281
Correcting Images In Photoshop282
Color Adjustment Commands282
Viewing Histograms And Pixel Values283
Tonal Adjustment Methods283
About Histograms283
To Open The Histogram Palette284
To Adjust The View Of The Histogram Palette284
To View A Specific Channel In The Histogram285
To View Channel Histograms In Color286
To View Histogram Statistics286
To View The Histogram For A Multilayered Document286
To Preview Histogram Adjustments287
To Refresh The Histogram Display287
Viewing The Color Values Of Pixels287
To View Color Values In An Image288
To Move Or Delete A Color Sampler289
To Hide Or Show Color Samplers In An Image289
To Change The Display Of Color Sampler Information In The Info Palette289
Making Color Adjustments289
Understanding Color Adjustments289
To Open A Color Adjustment Dialog Box290
To Save And Reapply Settings In A Dialog Box290
Correcting In Cmyk And Rgb290
About Out-Of-Gamut Colors291
To Turn The Highlighting Of Out-Of-Gamut Colors On Or Off291
To Change The Gamut Warning Color291
Adjusting Images With Levels, Curves, And Exposure292
About The Levels Dialog Box292
Using Levels To Set Highlights, Shadows, And Midtones292
To Adjust Tonal Range Using Levels293
To Use Levels To Correct A Color Cast294
About The Curves Dialog Box294
Adjusting Color And Tonality With Curves296
To Adjust Color And Tonality With Curves296
Keyboard Shortcuts For Curves298
To Add Contrast To A Photo298
Correcting Color With The Eyedroppers299
To Color Correct Using The Eyedroppers299
To Identify Highlights And Shadows In Levels299
To Identify Highlights And Shadows Using Threshold300
To Use The Exposure Adjustment300
Targeting Images For Press301
Setting Highlight And Shadow Target Values301
Using Levels To Preserve Highlight And Shadow Details For Printing301
To Set Target Values Using The Eyedroppers302
Making Hue/Saturation And Color Balance Corrections303
The Hue/Saturation Command303
To Use The Hue/Saturation Command304
To Colorize A Grayscale Image Or Create A Monotone Effect305
To Use The Color Balance Command306
To Change The Color Balance Using The Photo Filter Command306
Improving Shadow And Highlight Detail307
The Shadow/Highlight Command307
To Adjust The Shadows And Highlights In An Image308
Shadow/Highlight Command Options308
The Match Color Command309
To Match The Color In Different Images309
Matching, Replacing, And Mixing Colors309
To Match The Color Of Two Layers In The Same Image310
To Remove A Color Cast311
To Save And Apply Settings In The Match Color Command312
To Replace The Color Of Objects In An Image312
Mixing Color Channels312
To Create Monochrome Images From Rgb Or Cmyk Images313
To Mix Color Channels313
To Use The Selective Color Command314
Making Quick Overall Adjustments To Images315
To Use The Brightness/Contrast Command315
The Auto Levels Command315
To Use The Auto Levels Command315
The Auto Contrast Command316
To Use The Auto Contrast Command316
To Remove A Color Cast With Auto Color317
To Set Auto Color Correction Options317
To Use The Variations Command319
To Use The Equalize Command319
Applying Special Color Effects To Images320
To Desaturate Colors320
To Invert Colors320
To Convert Images To Black And White321
To Posterize An Image321
To Apply A Gradient Map To An Image321
Making Selections323
To Select All Pixels On A Layer Within The Canvas Boundaries323
To Deselect Selections323
To Reselect The Most Recent Selection323
Chapter 12: Selecting323
To Use The Marquee Tools324
To Use The Lasso Tool325
To Use The Polygonal Lasso Tool325
To Use The Magnetic Lasso Tool326
To Set Options For The Lasso, Polygonal Lasso, And Magnetic Lasso Tools327
To Use The Magic Wand Tool328
Selecting A Specific Color Or Color Subset328
To Select A Color Range Using Preset Colors330
To Save And Load Color Range Settings330
Creating Selections From Slices (Imageready)330
Adjusting Pixel Selections331
To Move, Hide, Or Invert A Selection331
To Control The Movement Of A Selection331
To Hide Or Show Selection Edges331
To Select The Unselected Parts Of An Image332
Adjusting Selections Manually332
To Add To A Selection Or Select An Additional Area332
To Subtract From A Selection332
To Expand Or Contract A Selection By A Specific Number Of Pixels333
To Frame An Existing Selection With A New Selection333
To Expand A Selection To Include Areas With Similar Color333
To Clean Up Stray Pixels In A Color-Based Selection333
Softening And Refining The Edges Of Selections334
To Use Anti-Aliasing334
To Define A Feathered Edge For A Selection Tool334
To Define A Feathered Edge For An Existing Selection334
Removing Fringe Pixels From A Selection335
To Decrease Fringe On A Selection336
To Remove A Matte From A Selection336
Moving Selections And Layers Within An Image336
To Specify Move Tool Options336
Moving, Copying, And Pasting Selections And Layers336
To Move A Selection Or Layer337
To Align Selections And Layers Within An Image337
To Distribute Layers In An Image338
Copying Selections Or Layers338
To Copy A Selection338
To Copy A Selection While Dragging339
To Create Multiple Copies Of A Selection Within An Image339
To Paste One Selection Into Another339
Using Drag-And-Drop To Copy Between Applications340
Using The Clipboard To Copy Between Applications341
To Save Clipboard Contents When You Quit Photoshop341
To Paste Postscript Artwork From Another Application341
Saving, Loading, And Deleting Selections342
To Load A Saved Selection Into An Image343
To Load A Saved Selection In Imageready343
To Load A Selection From Another Image343
Extracting Selections344
The Extract Filter344
To Extract An Object From Its Background344
Using Masks346
About Masks And Alpha Channels346
To Create A Temporary Mask For Use As A Selection347
To Change The Quick Mask Options349
To Create An Alpha Channel And Add A Mask350
Properties Of Alpha Channels351
To Save A Mask Selection351
To Save A Selection To A New Or Existing Channel352
To Change an Alpha Channel's Options352
To Load A Saved Selection From An Alpha Channel353
Changing The Size Of The Work Canvas354
Changing The Canvas Size354
To Change The Size Of The Canvas354
Chapter 13: Transforming And Retouching354
To Make A Photo Frame355
Rotating And Flipping Entire Images355
To Rotate Or Flip An Entire Image355
Cropping Images356
To Crop An Image Using The Crop Tool356
To Set Crop Tool Options357
To Crop An Image Using The Crop Command357
To Crop An Image Using The Trim Command358
Transforming Perspective While Cropping358
To Transform The Perspective In An Image358
Correcting Image Distortion359
To Use The Crop And Straighten Photos Command359
The Lens Correction Filter359
To Correct Image Perspective And Lens Flaws360
To Adjust The Lens Correction Preview And Grid361
Setting Camera And Lens Defaults361
Reducing Image Noise361
To Reduce Image Noise And Jpeg Artifacts362
Sharpening Images362
To Use The Smart Sharpen Filter363
The Unsharp Mask Filter364
To Sharpen A Photo Using Unsharp Mask364
Selective Sharpening365
To Sharpen A Selection365
To Sharpen An Image Using An Edge Mask366
Transforming Objects367
Specifying An Item To Transform367
Applying Transformations368
To Set Or Move The Reference Point For A Transformation369
To Scale, Rotate, Skew, Distort, Apply Perspective, Or Warp369
To Flip Or Rotate Precisely370
To Repeat A Transformation370
To Duplicate An Item When Transforming It370
To Apply Multiple Transformations At The Same Time (Imageready)370
The Free Transform Command371
To Transform Freely371
The Warp Command372
To Warp An Item372
Retouching And Repairing Images374
The Clone Stamp Tool374
To Use The Clone Stamp Tool374
To Use The Pattern Stamp Tool375
The Healing Brush Tool375
To Use The Healing Brush Tool375
The Spot Healing Brush Tool376
To Use The Spot Healing Brush Tool377
The Patch Tool377
To Repair An Area Using Sampled Pixels378
To Repair An Area Using A Pattern379
To Remove Red Eye379
To Use The Color Replacement Tool379
To Use The Smudge Tool380
To Use The Blur Tool380
To Use The Sharpen Tool381
To Use The Dodge Tool Or The Burn Tool381
To Use The Sponge Tool381
Vanishing Point382
To Define And Adjust Perspective Planes In Vanishing Point386
Vanishing Point Tools388
To Adjust Viewing Options In Vanishing Point390
Bounding Box And Grid Alerts In Vanishing Point390
To Paste An Item Into Vanishing Point390
To Use The Stamp Tool In Vanishing Point391
Using The Liquify Filter391
To Adjust Viewing Options In The Liquify Dialog Box393
Distortion Tools393
Liquify Tool Options393
To Distort An Image394
Freezing Areas394
Mask Options With The Liquify Filter395
To Thaw Areas395
Reconstructing Distortions395
To Reconstruct An Entire Image396
To Remove All Distortions396
To Reconstruct Part Of A Distorted Image396
To Repeat Distortions Sampled From A Starting Point396
Reconstruction Modes397
Reconstruct Tool Modes397
Working With Meshes397
Creating Panoramic Images Using Photomerge398
Working With Backdrops398
About Photomerge398
Taking Pictures For Use With Photomerge398
Using The Photomerge Dialog Box399
To Create A Photomerge Composition400
Changing Photomerge Composition Settings401
To Change The Vanishing Point Of A Composition401
To Apply Advanced Blending Or Cylindrical Mapping402
Layer Basics403
About The Layers Palette403
Chapter 14: Layers403
About The Background Layer404
To Convert A Background Into A Layer404
To Convert A Layer Into A Background405
To Create A New Layer Or Group405
To Create A New Layer With The Same Effects As An Existing Layer405
To Convert A Selection Into A New Layer405
To Show Or Hide A Layer, Group, Or Style406
To View Layers And Groups Within A Group406
To Sample From All Visible Layers406
To Change Transparency Preferences406
To Select Layers In The Layers Palette407
Unifying Layers In Animations And Rollovers407
Selecting, Grouping, And Linking Layers407
To Select Layers In The Document Window408
To Select A Layer In A Group408
To Group And Ungroup Layers408
To Add Layers To A Group408
To Link And Unlink Layers409
Working With Groups And Sets In Imageready409
To Change The Order Of Layers And Groups409
Moving, Copying, And Locking Layers409
Manipulating Layer Content410
To Display The Edges Of Content In A Selected Layer410
To Display Transform Handles In A Selected Layer410
To Move The Content Of Layers410
To Align Objects On Different Layers411
To Evenly Distribute Layers And Groups411
To Distribute Layers Unevenly (Imageready)411
To Rotate A Layer412
To Duplicate A Layer Or Group Within An Image412
To Duplicate A Layer Or Group Between Images413
To Create A New Document From A Layer Or Group413
Locking Layers413
To Lock All Properties Of A Layer Or Group413
To Partially Lock A Layer414
To Apply Lock Options To Selected Layers Or A Group414
To Rename A Layer Or Group414
Managing Layers414
To Assign A Color To A Layer Or Group415
To Rasterize Layers415
To Delete A Layer Or Group415
Exporting Layers416
Tracking File Size416
Merging And Stamping Layers416
To Merge Two Layers Or Groups416
To Merge All Visible Layers And Groups In An Image417
To Stamp Multiple Layers Or Linked Layers417
To Stamp All Visible Layers417
To Flatten All Layers417
Setting Opacity And Blending Options417
To Specify Fill Opacity For A Layer418
About Blending Modes418
To Specify A Blending Mode For A Layer Or Group419
Filling New Layers With A Neutral Color419
Specifying Knockout Options419
To Create A Knockout419
To Exclude Channels From Blending420
Grouping Blend Effects420
To Specify A Tonal Range For Blending Layers421
Layer Effects And Styles422
Applying Preset Styles423
To Apply A Preset Style To A Layer423
To Change How Preset Styles Are Displayed424
Custom Styles424
To Apply A Custom Style To A Layer424
To Hide Or Show All Layer Styles In An Image424
To Expand Or Collapse Layer Styles In The Layers Palette425
To Edit A Layer Style425
Layer Style Options426
Modifying Layer Effects With Contours427
To Create A Custom Contour428
To Load A Contour428
To Delete A Contour428
To Set A Global Lighting Angle428
To Create A New Preset Style429
To Rename A Preset Style429
To Delete A Preset Style429
To Save A Set Of Preset Styles As A Library429
To Load A Library Of Preset Styles430
To Copy Layer Styles Between Layers430
To Copy Layer Styles Between Layers By Dragging430
To Remove An Effect From A Style431
To Remove A Style From A Layer431
To Convert A Layer Style To Image Layers431
Adjustment Layers And Fill Layers431
Creating Adjustment Layers Or Fill Layers432
To Create An Adjustment Layer Or Fill Layer433
Adjustment And Fill Layer Types433
To Edit An Adjustment Or Fill Layer434
To Change The Type Of Adjustment Or Fill Layer434
Merging Adjustment Layers Or Fill Layers434
Smart Objects435
To Create And Work With Smart Objects435
To Edit The Source Contents Of A Smart Object436
To Export The Contents Of A Smart Object437
To Replace The Contents Of A Smart Object437
To Convert A Smart Object Back To A Layer437
To Create A New Smart Object From An Existing Smart Object437
About Layer Comps And The Layer Comps Palette438
To Create A Layer Comp438
To Apply And View Layer Comps439
To Change And Update A Layer Comp439
To Clear Layer Comp Warnings439
To Delete A Layer Comp439
To Export Layer Comps440
Masking Layers440
To Add A Mask That Shows Or Hides The Entire Layer441
To Add A Layer Mask That Shows Or Hides Part Of A Layer441
To Apply A Layer Mask From Another Layer441
To Edit A Layer Mask441
To Select And Display The Layer Mask Channel442
To Disable Or Enable A Layer Mask442
To Change The Rubylith Display For A Layer Mask442
To Add A Vector Mask That Shows Or Hides The Entire Layer442
To Add A Vector Mask That Shows The Contents Of A Shape443
To Edit A Vector Mask443
To Disable Or Enable A Vector Mask443
Unlinking Layers And Masks443
To Apply Or Delete A Layer Mask444
To Load a Layer or Layer Mask's Boundaries as a Selection444
Clipping Masks444
To Create A Clipping Mask445
To Duplicate A Clipping Mask To Another Layer445
To Remove A Layer From A Clipping Mask445
To Release All Layers In A Clipping Mask445
Using Channels And Spot Colors446
Channels In Imageready446
About The Channels Palette446
Chapter 15: Using Channels And Spot Colors446
To Show Or Hide A Channel447
To Show Color Channels In Color448
To Select And Edit Channels448
To Rearrange And Rename Alpha And Spot Channels448
To Duplicate A Channel448
To Duplicate A Channel In An Image449
To Duplicate A Channel In Another Image449
To Split Channels Into Separate Images449
To Merge Channels449
To Delete A Channel450
Adding Spot Colors450
To Create A New Spot Channel451
To Convert An Alpha Channel To A Spot Channel452
To Edit A Spot Channel To Add Or Remove Color452
To Change a Spot Channel's Color or Solidity453
To Merge Spot Channels453
To Adjust Overlapping Spot Colors453
Channel Calculations454
Blending Layers And Channels454
To Use The Apply Image Command454
To Use The Calculations Command455
About The Add And Subtract Blending Modes455
Subtract456
About Vector Graphics457
About Shapes And Paths457
Chapter 16: Drawing457
Drawing Shapes458
To Create A Shape On A Shape Layer458
To Draw A Custom Shape458
To Draw A Wheel Shape459
To Draw Multiple Shapes In A Layer459
To Select A Custom Shape459
To Save A Shape Or Path As A Custom Shape460
To Create A Rasterized Shape460
To Create A Rasterized Shape (Imageready)460
Shape Tool Options460
To Edit A Shape461
To Draw With The Pen Tool462
To Draw Straight Segments462
Drawing Curves With The Pen Tool463
To Draw A Curve463
To Draw With The Freeform Pen Tool464
To Draw Using The Magnetic Pen Options465
About The Paths Palette466
Managing Paths466
To Create A New Path In The Paths Palette467
To Create A New Work Path467
To Save A Work Path467
To Rename A Saved Path467
Editing Paths468
To Delete A Path468
Path Segments, Components, And Points468
To Select A Path469
To Change The Overlap Mode For The Selected Path Component470
To Show Or Hide The Selected Path Component470
Adjusting Path Segments470
To Move A Straight Path Segment470
To Move A Curved Segment471
To Reshape A Curved Segment471
Adjusting Path Components472
To Delete A Segment472
To Move A Path Or Path Component472
To Merge Overlapping Path Components472
To Copy A Path Component Or Path473
To Copy Path Components Between Two Photoshop Files473
To Delete A Path Component473
To Align And Distribute Path Components473
To Add An Anchor Point474
To Delete An Anchor Point474
To Convert Between A Smooth Point And A Corner Point475
To Convert A Path To A Selection Border Using The Current Settings475
Converting Between Paths And Selection Borders475
To Convert A Path To A Selection Border And Specify Settings476
To Convert A Selection To A Path476
Adding Color To Paths477
Filling And Stroking Paths With Color477
To Fill A Path Using The Current Fill Path Settings477
To Fill A Path And Specify Options477
To Stroke A Path Using The Current Stroke Path Settings478
To Stroke A Path And Specify Options478
Painting Tools479
To Use The Brush Tool Or Pencil Tool479
Chapter 17: Painting479
To Get The Brush Cursor Back480
The Art History Brush Tool480
To Use The Art History Brush Tool480
Selecting Brush Presets481
To Change How Preset Brushes Are Displayed482
To Change The Preset Brushes Displayed In The Palette482
About The Brushes Palette482
Creating Brushes And Setting Options482
To Display The Brushes Palette And Brush Options483
To Create A Custom Brush From An Image483
Brush Tip Shape Options484
Adding Brush Dynamics486
Brush Shape Dynamics487
Brush Scattering488
Textured Brush Options489
Dual Brushes490
Color Dynamics Brush Options491
Other Dynamics Brush Options491
Other Brush Options492
See Also492
To Copy Textures Between Tools493
To Clear Brush Options493
To Set Brush Pressure Sensitivity For Digitizing Tablets493
To Create A New Preset Brush493
Creating And Managing Preset Brushes493
To Rename A Preset Brush494
To Delete A Preset Brush494
To Save A Set Of Preset Brushes As A Library494
Blending Modes494
List Of Blending Modes495
Erasing498
To Use The Eraser Tool498
To Use The Magic Eraser Tool499
The Background Eraser Tool499
To Use The Background Eraser Tool500
To Use The Auto Erase Option With The Pencil Tool500
To Apply A Gradient Fill500
About The Gradient Editor501
To Create A Smooth Gradient502
To Specify The Gradient Transparency503
To Create A Noise Gradient503
To Save A Set Of Preset Gradients As A Library504
To Load A Library Of Preset Gradients504
To Return To The Default Library Of Preset Gradients505
To Change How Preset Gradients Are Displayed505
To Use The Paint Bucket Tool505
Filling And Stroking Selections And Layers505
To Fill A Selection Or A Layer With A Foreground Or Background Color506
To Fill The Work Canvas506
To Fill A Selection With A Pattern507
Stroking A Selection Or Layer With Color507
To Stroke A Selection Or Layer507
To Stroke A Path507
Creating And Managing Patterns508
To Draw A Circle Or Square508
To Define An Image As A Preset Pattern509
To Load A Library Of Patterns509
To Save A Set Of Preset Patterns As A Library509
To Return To The Default Library Of Patterns509
To Delete A Preset Pattern510
The Pattern Maker Filter510
To Generate A Pattern Using The Pattern Maker510
Choosing Foreground And Background Colors511
About The Foreground And Background Colors511
To Choose Colors In The Toolbox512
To Choose Colors With The Eyedropper Tool512
About The Eyedropper Sample Size513
About The Color Palette513
To Change The Spectrum Displayed In The Color Palette514
To Select A Color In The Color Palette514
About The Swatches Palette514
To Change How Swatches Are Displayed514
To Select A Color In The Swatches Palette515
To Load A Library Of Swatches515
To Add A Color To The Swatches Palette515
To Duplicate A Color In The Swatches Palette (Imageready)515
To Delete A Color From The Swatches Palette516
To Save A Set Of Swatches As A Library516
To Return To The Default Library Of Swatches516
Applying Filters For Special Effects517
Using Filters517
Plug-In Filters517
Chapter 18: Applying Filters for Special Effects517
Previewing Filters518
To Apply A Filter518
The Filter Gallery518
Applying Filters518
To Change The Preview Display In The Filter Gallery Dialog Box519
Applying And Arranging Filter Effects519
To Apply Filters From The Filter Gallery520
To Blend Effects521
Defining Undistorted Areas521
To Use Texture And Glass Surface Controls521
Blending Filter Effects and Setting Options521
Tips For Creating Special Effects522
Creating Edge Effects522
Applying Filters To Layers522
Applying Filters To Individual Channels522
Artistic Filters523
Blur Filters523
Filter Effects523
To Use The Lens Blur Filter525
Brush Stroke Filters526
Distort Filters526
To Use The Displace Filter527
Noise Filters528
To Use The Dust And Scratches Filter528
Pixelate Filters529
To Use The Color Halftone Filter529
Render Filters529
Sharpen Filters530
Sketch Filters530
Stylize Filters531
To Use The Extrude Filter532
Texture Filters533
Video Filters533
Other Filters533
To Create A Custom Filter534
Digimarc Filters534
To Use The Lighting Effects Filter535
Lighting Effects Types536
To Adjust An Omni Light536
To Adjust Directional Light Using The Preview Window536
To Adjust The Spotlight Using The Preview Window536
Lighting Effects Styles537
To Add Or Delete A Light537
To Create, Save, Or Delete A Lighting Effects Style537
Using A Lighting Effects Texture538
To Use The Texture Channel In The Lighting Effects Dialog Box538
To Load Images And Textures538
To Improve Filter Performance538
Creating Type540
About Type540
Chapter 19: Type540
About The Type Tools In Photoshop541
To Commit Changes To A Type Layer541
To Enter Point Type541
To Enter Paragraph Type542
To Resize Or Transform A Type Bounding Box543
About Type Layers543
Rasterizing Type Layers544
To Change The Orientation Of A Type Layer544
Specifying Anti-Aliasing544
To Apply Anti-Aliasing To A Type Layer545
To Convert Between Point Type And Paragraph Type545
To Insert The Pointer In Text545
Editing Text545
To Edit Text In A Type Layer546
To Specify Curly Or Straight Quotes546
To Check And Correct Spelling546
To Find And Replace Text547
Search Options For Finding And Replacing Text547
Specifying A Language For Text547
To Assign A Language To Selected Text548
Warping Type548
To Warp Type549
To Unwarp Type549
Entering Type On A Path549
To Enter Type Along A Path550
To Move Or Flip Type On A Path550
To Move A Path With Type551
To Change The Shape Of A Path With Type551
To Create A Work Path From Type551
Creating Paths, Shapes, And Selections From Type551
To Convert Type To Shapes552
To Create A Type Selection Border552
Formatting Characters552
To Select Characters552
To Show Or Hide Selection Highlighting (Imageready)553
About The Character Palette553
About Fonts554
About Character Sets And Alternate Glyphs554
To Choose A Font Family And Style554
To Specify The Size Of The Font Family And Font Style Preview555
To Change The Font On Multiple Layers555
About Type Size555
To Choose A Type Size555
To Define The Point Size Unit556
To Change The Type Color556
To Change The Color Of Individual Letters556
About Leading557
To Set The Leading557
To Change The Default Auto Leading Percentage557
About Kerning And Tracking557
To Adjust Kerning558
To Adjust Tracking559
To Adjust Horizontal Or Vertical Scale559
To Shift The Baseline559
To Underline Or Strike Through Text560
To Rotate Type560
To Rotate Vertical Type Characters560
To Add A Drop Shadow To Text561
To Fill Type With An Image561
Special Characters562
To Apply All Caps Or Small Caps562
To Specify Superscript Or Subscript Characters563
Turning Fractional Widths Off Or On563
About Dynamic Shortcuts563
Opentype Character Features564
To View Text Using The Operating System Layout564
About Opentype Fonts564
To Apply Opentype Features565
Formatting Paragraphs566
To Format Paragraphs566
About The Paragraph Palette566
To Specify Alignment567
To Specify Justification For Paragraph Type567
To Adjust Word And Letter Spacing568
To Indent Paragraphs568
To Adjust Paragraph Spacing569
To Specify Hanging Punctuation For Roman Fonts569
To Adjust Hyphenation570
To Set Automatic Hyphenation Options570
To Prevent Unwanted Word Breaks570
Hyphenation And Line Breaks570
About Composition And Composition Methods571
To Choose A Composition Method571
About Asian Type571
To Display And Set Asian Type Options572
To Reduce Spacing Around Asian Type Characters572
To Specify How Leading Is Measured In Asian Type572
To Use Tate-Chu-Yoko572
Aligning Asian Type Characters573
To Align Asian Type Characters573
To Specify Left And Right Underlining With Asian Type574
To Set Asian Opentype Font Attributes574
Asian Opentype Options575
To Choose A Mojikumi Set576
To Choose Kinsoku Shori Settings For A Paragraph577
To Select A Kinsoku Line-Breaking Option577
To Choose A Burasagari Option578
Designing For The Web579
Chapter 20: Designing Web Pages579
Automating The Workflow580
Slicing Web Pages580
Slice Types580
Creating Slices581
To Create A Slice With The Slice Tool581
To Create Slices From Guides581
To Create A Slice From A Selection (Imageready)582
Layer-Based Slices582
To Create A Slice From A Layer582
Converting Auto Slices To User Slices582
To Convert An Auto Slice To A User Slice583
To Convert A Layer-Based Slice To A User Slice583
Viewing Slices583
To Show Or Hide Slice Badges (Imageready)584
To Show Or Hide Slice Boundaries584
To Show Or Hide Auto Slices584
To Show Or Hide Slice Numbers584
To Show Slice Lines Only (Imageready)585
To Change The Color Of Slice Lines585
To Change Slice Color Adjustments (Imageready)585
To Select One Or More Slices585
Selecting And Organizing Slices585
To Save And Load A Slice Selection (Imageready)586
To Use Slice Sets (Imageready)586
To Delete A Slice Set586
Modifying Slices587
To Move Or Resize A User Slice587
To Snap Slices To A Guide, User Slice, Or Other Object587
To Resize Or Move A User Slice Using Numeric Coordinates587
To Resize A Layer-Based Slice Using Numeric Dimensions (Imageready)588
To Divide User Slices And Auto Slices588
To Duplicate Slices588
To Duplicate A Slice Using The Web Content Palette (Imageready)589
To Copy And Paste A Slice (Imageready)589
To Combine Slices (Imageready)589
To Change The Stacking Order Of Slices589
To Align User Slices590
To Distribute User Slices590
To Delete A Slice591
To Lock All Slices591
To Optimize A Slice591
To Copy Optimization Settings Between Slices (Imageready)592
To Link Slices (Imageready)592
To Unlink User Slices (Imageready)592
Converting Slices To Tables (Imageready)593
To Create A Table (Imageready)593
Viewing Tables (Imageready)593
Converting Slices To Nested Html Tables593
To Select A Table (Imageready)594
To Resize A Table (Imageready)594
To Set Table Export Options (Imageready)594
To Delete A Nested Table (Imageready)595
To Display The Slice Options Dialog Box595
To Display The Slice Palette (Imageready)595
Slice Output Options595
Slice Content Types596
To Specify A Slice Content Type596
To Rename A Slice596
To Choose A Background Color For A Slice596
To Assign Url Link Information To An Image Slice597
To Specify Browser Messages And Alt Text597
Adding Html Text To A Slice597
To Add Html Text To A Slice598
About Image Maps (Imageready)598
To Create An Image Map Area Using An Image Map Tool (Imageready)599
To Create An Image Map Area From A Layer (Imageready)599
To Change The Shape Of A Layer-Based Image Map Area (Imageready)600
To Convert A Layer-Based Image Map Area To A Tool-Based Image Map Area600
To Show Or Hide Image Map Areas (Imageready)600
To Set Image Map Display Preferences (Imageready)600
To Display The Image Map Palette (Imageready)601
To Rename An Image Map Area (Imageready)601
To Specify Link Options For An Image Map Area (Imageready)601
To Select An Image Map Area (Imageready)601
To Resize A Tool-Based Image Map Area (Imageready)602
To Resize And Move A Tool-Based Image Map Area Using Numeric Coordinates602
To Duplicate An Image Map Area (Imageready)602
To Arrange Or Align Image Maps (Imageready)603
To Align Tool-Based Image Map Areas (Imageready)603
Previewing Web Graphics604
To Delete Image Maps (Imageready)604
Client-Side And Server-Side Image Maps (Imageready)604
Previewing An Image In A Browser604
To Add All Browsers On Your Computer605
To Preview An Optimized Image In A Browser605
Creating Web Photo Galleries605
To Create A Web Photo Gallery606
Making Sure That Your Colors Match607
Web Photo Gallery Options607
Web Photo Gallery Styles608
Customizing Web Photo Gallery Styles609
To Customize Or Create A Web Photo Gallery Style609
Web Photo Gallery Style Tokens610
Rollover States612
Using Layers612
Chapter 21: Rollovers And Animations612
About The Web Content Palette (Imageready)613
Saving The Rollover613
To Use The Web Content Palette (Imageready)614
Creating A Rollover (Imageready)614
To Create A Layer-Based Slice For A Rollover (Imageready)616
To Add A Rollover State (Imageready)616
To Change A Rollover State (Imageready)616
Rollover State Options (Imageready)616
To Apply A Rollover Style To A Layer (Imageready)617
To Create A Rollover Style (Imageready)617
To Create A Remote Rollover (Imageready)617
To Create Selected State Rollovers (Imageready)618
To Add Animation To A Rollover State (Imageready)619
To Preview Rollovers (Imageready)619
To Copy And Paste Rollover States (Imageready)620
To Duplicate A Rollover State (Imageready)620
To Move A State To Another Rollover (Imageready)620
To Delete Rollover States (Imageready)620
Editing Layers In Rollover States And Animation Frames (Imageready)621
To Unify Layers For Rollovers And Animations (Imageready)621
To Match An Existing Layer Across Rollover States And Animation Frames (Imageready)621
Creating An Animation622
To Use The Animation Palette623
To Add A Frame To An Animation623
To Select A Frame624
To Select Multiple Frames624
To Edit The Image Content Of A Frame624
To Change The Position Of A Frame625
To Reverse The Order Of Frames625
To Delete Selected Frames625
To Copy And Paste Layers Between Frames625
Tweening Frames626
To Create Frames Using Tweening626
To Specify Looping627
To Specify A Delay Time628
To Add A New Layer Every Time You Create A Frame628
Setting The Frame Disposal Method628
To Choose A Disposal Method629
To Flatten Frames Into Layers629
To Preview An Animation629
Optimizing Animations630
To Optimize Animation Frames630
Saving And Exporting Animations630
Opening And Importing Files As Animations631
To Open Animated Gifs (Imageready)631
To Open A Multilayer Photoshop File As Frames631
To Import A Folder Of Files As Frames (Imageready)631
To Open Quicktime-Compatible Movies632
Optimizing Images633
Using The Save For Web Dialog Box633
Chapter 22: Preparing Graphics For The Web633
Previewing Images In The Dialog Box634
Navigating In The Dialog Box634
Viewing Optimized Image Information635
Previewing Browser Dither635
To Preview Image Gamma At Different Values635
To Adjust The Image Gamma635
To Save A File To E-Mail637
To Restore An Optimized Preview To The Original Version637
To Save Or Delete Optimization Presets637
To Work With Slices In The Save For Web Dialog Box637
To Compress A Web Graphic To A Specific File Size638
To Resize The Image During Optimization638
To View Optimized Images In Imageready639
To Use The Optimize Palette (Imageready)639
To Optimize And Save Images As Swf Files (Imageready)639
Controlling Optimization In Imageready639
To Set Imageready Optimization Preferences (Imageready)640
Web Graphics Formats And Options640
Comparing Web Graphics Formats640
Optimization Options For Jpeg Format641
Optimization Options For Png-24 Format642
Optimization Options For Wbmp Format642
Optimization Options For Gif And Png-8 Formats643
Dithering Method And Dither644
Transparency And Matte644
Transparency Dithering645
Using The Color Table646
Customizing The Color Table For Gif And Png-8 Images646
To View The Color Table For An Optimized Slice646
To Regenerate A Color Table (Imageready)646
To Sort A Color Table647
To Change The Size Of The Color Swatches (Imageready)647
To Add A New Color To The Color Table647
To Select A Color From The Optimized Image647
To Select A Color From Another Application (Imageready)648
To Select Colors In The Color Table648
To Shift A Color648
To Revert Shifted Colors To Their Original Colors648
To Shift Colors To The Closest Web Palette Equivalent649
To Revert Web-Shifted Colors To Their Original Colors649
To Map Colors To Transparency649
To Revert Transparency To Its Original Colors649
To Unlock A Color650
To Delete Selected Colors650
To Save A Color Table650
To Load A Color Table651
Using Master Palettes (Imageready)651
To Create And Apply A Master Palette651
Using Weighted Optimization652
About Weighted Optimization652
To Create Masks For Use During Optimization652
To Use Masks To Modify Jpeg Quality653
To Use Masks To Modify Gif Lossiness653
To Use Masks To Modify Dithering654
To Use Masks To Modify Color Reduction654
Output Settings For Web Images655
To Set Output Options655
Html Output Options655
Saving Html Files656
Image Map Output Options (Imageready)657
Setting Background Output Options657
File Saving Output Options658
To Include Title And Copyright Information With An Image658
Metadata Output Options659
Working With Hexadecimal Color Values659
To View Hexadecimal Color Values In The Info Palette659
To Copy A Color As A Hexadecimal Value659
To Copy A Color As A Hexadecimal Value By Dragging (Imageready)660
Saving Images661
Chapter 23: Saving And Exporting Images661
To Save Changes To The Current File662
To Save A File With A Different Name And Location662
To Save A File In A Different File Format662
File Saving Options663
Image Preview Options For Mac Os663
Saving Large Documents663
To Save Documents Larger Than 2 Gb664
Saving Files In Photoshop Pdf Format664
Saving PDF Files664
To Save A File In Photoshop Pdf Format665
Adobe Pdf Presets666
Adobe Pdf Standards667
Adobe Pdf Compatibility Levels667
General Options For Adobe Pdf668
Preserve Photoshop Editing Capabilities668
Embed Page Thumbnails668
Compression And Downsampling Options For Adobe Pdf669
Color Management And Pdf/X Options For Adobe Pdf670
Pdf Document Security Options671
To Save An Adobe Pdf Preset671
To Load, Edit, Or Delete Adobe Pdf Presets672
To Save A File In Gif Format673
To Save A File In Jpeg Format673
Saving GIF, JPEG, and PNG Files673
Format Options For Saving A Jpeg File674
To Save A File In Jpeg 2000 Format (Optional Photoshop Plug-In)674
To Save A File In Png Format676
Saving Files In Other Formats677
To Save A File In Photoshop Eps Format677
Photoshop Eps Encoding Options677
To Save A File In Photoshop Dcs Format678
To Save A File In Photoshop Raw Format678
To Save A File In Bmp Format678
To Save A 16-Bits-Per-Channel File In Cineon Format679
To Save Files In Quicktime Movie Format (Imageready)679
Saving Files In Swf Format (Imageready)679
To Save A File In Targa Format681
To Save A File In Tiff Format Using Photoshop681
Exporting Layers As Files682
To Export Layers To Files In Photoshop682
To Save A File In Tiff Format Using Imageready682
To Export Layers As Files In Imageready683
Exporting Animation Frames As Files684
To Export Animation Frames As Files In Photoshop684
To Export Animation Frames As Files In Imageready684
Exporting Images In Zoomview Format685
To Export An Image In Zoomview Format685
About File Formats686
About File Compression686
Photoshop Format (Psd)686
To Maximize Compatibility When Saving Files687
Photoshop 2.0 Format687
Adobe Digital Negative Format (Dng)687
Bmp Format687
Photoshop Eps Format688
Photoshop Dcs 1.0 And 2.0 Formats688
Cineon Format688
Filmstrip Format688
Jpeg Format689
Jpeg 2000 Format (Photoshop Optional Plug-In)689
Large Document Format689
Openexr Format690
Pcx690
Pdf690
Pict File690
Pict Resource691
Pixar Format691
Portable Bit Map Format691
Quicktime Movie Format (Imageready)691
Radiance Format692
Scitex Ct692
Swf (Imageready)693
Targa693
Tiff693
Displaying And Adding File And Image Information694
Wbmp Format694
About File Information694
To Read A Digimarc Watermark695
Annotating Images695
Adding Notes And Audio Annotations695
To Create A Note696
To Create An Audio Annotation696
To Import Annotations696
Opening And Editing Annotations696
To Open A Note Or Play An Audio Annotation697
To Show Or Hide Annotation Icons697
To Edit Annotations697
To Delete Notes And Audio Annotations697
Adding And Viewing Digital Copyright Information697
Before Adding A Digital Watermark698
To Embed A Watermark699
Using The Watermark Durability Setting699
Preferences For Saving Files700
Using The Signal Strength Meter700
To Check The Signal Strength Meter700
To Set File Saving Preferences700
Creating Multiple-Image Layouts701
To Set The History Log Preferences701
Creating Contact Sheets701
To Create A Contact Sheet702
Current Open Documents702
Creating Picture Packages703
To Put Multiple Photos Into A Picture Package703
To Customize A Picture Package Layout705
Creating A Pdf Presentation706
Placing Photoshop Images In Other Applications708
To Prepare Images For Page-Layout Programs708
To Use Photoshop Artwork In Adobe Illustrator709
Using Image Clipping Paths To Create Transparency709
To Save A Path As An Image Clipping Path710
Printing Image Clipping Paths710
To Export Paths To Adobe Illustrator711
Object Linking And Embedding (Ole) (Windows Only)711
To Link Or Embed A Selection Or Image In An Ole Application711
To Insert An Unlinked Screen-Resolution Bitmap Into An Ole Application712
To Modify And Update A Linked Or Embedded Image In An Ole Application712
Saving Images For Use In Video And Motion Graphics712
To Create Images For Use In Video713
To Add Images To A Nonsquare Pixel Document715
To Assign A Pixel Aspect Ratio Value To An Existing Document715
To Create A Custom Pixel Aspect Ratio715
To Delete A Pixel Aspect Ratio715
Saving Images For Use In Motion Graphics716
To Preview Your Document On A Video Monitor716
Printing From Photoshop718
About Desktop Printing718
Chapter 24: Printing718
Printing Images719
To Print An Image With Current Options719
To Set Printer And Page Setup Options720
To Set Photoshop Print Options720
To Preview The Current Image Position And Options721
Positioning And Scaling Images721
To Reposition An Image On The Paper721
To Scale The Print Size Of An Image721
To Print Part Of An Image722
To Print Vector Data722
To Have Your Printer Manage Colors When Printing722
To Have Photoshop Manage Colors When Printing723
To Print A Hard Proof724
To Print Targets For Creating Custom Profiles725
Printing Images To A Commercial Printing Press726
Preparing Images For Press726
Specifying Prepress Options727
Setting Output Options727
Selecting Halftone Screen Attributes729
To Define The Attributes Of A Halftone Screen729
To Save Or Load Halftone Screen Settings730
Printing Color Separations730
To Print Separations From Photoshop731
To Prepare An Image With Spot Channels For Printing From Another Application731
Choosing A Print Encoding Method732
To Change The Encoding Method732
Creating Color Traps732
Printing Duotones733
To Create A Trap733
About Duotones733
To Convert An Image To Duotone733
To Modify The Duotone Curve For A Given Ink734
Specifying Overprint Colors735
To Adjust The Display Of Overprint Colors735
Saving And Loading Duotone Settings735
To View The Individual Colors Of A Duotone Image735
Exporting Duotone Images To Other Applications736
Actions737
To Use The Actions Palette737
Chapter 25: Automating Tasks737
Playing Actions738
To Play A Single Command In An Action738
To Undo An Entire Action738
To Specify Playback Speed738
Recording Actions739
To Rearrange Actions In The Actions Palette739
To Automate A Task By Recording An Action739
To Record A Path740
About Stops740
To Insert A Stop741
Setting Modal Controls741
To Set A Modal Control741
To Exclude Or Include A Command741
To Insert A Menu Item In An Action742
To Overwrite A Single Command742
To Add Commands To An Action742
To Record An Action Again742
About Conditionals (Imageready)743
To Insert A Conditional (Imageready)743
To Edit A Conditional (Imageready)743
To Specify An Output Folder (Imageready)743
To Record Image Size Options (Imageready)744
To Insert Optimization Settings For Selected Slices (Imageready)744
Managing Actions745
To Rearrange Commands Within An Action745
To Duplicate An Action Or Command745
To Delete An Action Or Command745
Saving And Loading Actions746
To Load A Set Of Actions746
To Restore Actions To The Default Set746
Organizing Sets Of Actions746
Processing A Batch Of Files747
About The Image Processor747
To Convert Files With The Image Processor747
The Batch Command748
To Batch-Process Files749
Droplets750
To Batch-Process Files In Nested Folders Into Different Formats750
To Create A Droplet From An Action In Photoshop751
To Create A Droplet From An Action In Imageready (Imageready)752
Creating Droplets For Use On Different Operating Systems752
To Process A File With A Droplet753
To Edit A Droplet (Imageready)753
To Adjust Droplet Batch Options (Imageready)753
To Create A Droplet For Automating Optimize Palette Settings (Imageready)754
About Scripting754
Creating Data-Driven Graphics755
To Run A Javascript755
To Set Scripts And Actions To Run Automatically755
About Data-Driven Graphics755
About Variables756
To Define Variables757
To Rename A Variable758
To Define A Data Set758
To Preview Or Apply A Data Set759
To Preview Data-Driven Graphics In Imageready759
Saving Templates For Use With Other Adobe Products759
Importing Data Sets From External Files760
To Import A Data Set761
Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts762
About Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts762
To Define New Keyboard Shortcuts762
Chapter 26: Keyboard Shortcuts762
Default Keyboard Shortcuts763
To Clear Shortcuts From A Command Or Tool763
To Delete A Set Of Shortcuts763
Keys For Selecting Tools763
Keys For Selecting Tools In The Extract Toolbox766
Keys For Selecting Tools In The Liquify Toolbox766
Keys For Working With Extract*, Liquify, And Pattern Maker766
Keys For Using The Camera Raw Dialog Box769
Keys For Using Photomerge769
Keys For Using Vanishing Point770
Keys For Working With Blending Modes771
Keys For Viewing Images772
Keys For Selecting And Moving Objects773
Keys For Editing Paths774
Keys For Painting Objects775
Keys For Transforming Selections, Selection Borders, And Paths775
Keys For Selecting, Editing, And Navigating Through Text776
Keys For Formatting Type776
Keys For Slicing And Optimizing777
Keys For Using Palettes778
Keys For Using The Actions Palette778
Keys For Using The Animation Palette779
Keys For Using The Brushes Palette779
Keys For Using The Channels Palette780
Keys For Using The Color Palette780
Keys For Using The Color Table Palette (Imageready)780
Keys For Using The History Palette780
Keys For Using The Info Palette781
Keys For Using The Layer Comps Palette781
Keys For Using The Layers Palette781
Keys For Using The Paths Palette783
Keys For Using The Swatches Palette783
Keys For Using The Web Content Palette (Imageready)783
Function Keys784
Keys For Working With Adobe Bridge784
Keys For Selecting In Version Cue786
Keys For Navigation In Version Cue786
Keys For Viewing In Version Cue787
Index788