From the course: Photoshop CC 2017 One-on-One: Fundamentals
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Images on the wild wild web - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop CC 2017 One-on-One: Fundamentals
Images on the wild wild web
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- Once upon a time, we worried that some nameless, faceless corporations would one day take over the internet. You know, the way they took over radio and television and movies and video games. Why that hasn't happened is anyone's guess. Okay, so Facebook is pretty huge and it doesn't let you post animated GIF files, but otherwise, the internet is just as much Wild West as it ever was. Which is good news, right? You can create awesome images, you can post them to any and every site you like, and you can wait as the maddening hordes post their likes and their hates and their comments. Which is tough, but it's actually better than the Wild West. Those Wild West dudes used to get shot full of holes and tied up and dragged through cactus. You and me, we post an image to the web and the worst thing that gets hurt is our feelings. But even the Wild West has its rules and best practices. Where the wild, wild web is concerned, your images can't contain layers or other excess data. They have to…
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Contents
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Navigating your image29s
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Zooming in and out5m 48s
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Using the more precise Zoom tool6m 29s
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Zooming continuously5m 37s
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Entering a custom zoom value4m 24s
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Scrolling (panning)2m 45s
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A few top-secret scrolling tricks3m 47s
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Switching between open images5m 8s
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Rotating and resetting the view4m 3s
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Cycling between screen modes4m 20s
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Using the Navigator panel5m 23s
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Panels and workspaces8m 6s
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Updating a workspace3m 29s
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A few very important preferences7m 49s
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Reassigning Spotlight (Mac only)3m 28s
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Digital imaging fundamentals1m 18s
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Image size and resolution5m 21s
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Introducing the Image Size command7m 37s
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Common resolution standards6m 57s
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Upsampling vs. real high-resolution data7m 10s
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Changing the print resolution7m 15s
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Downsampling for print4m 28s
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Downsampling for email and photo sharing8m 30s
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The six interpolation settings6m 5s
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Some practical downsampling advice5m 27s
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Upsampling with Preserve Details5m 36s
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The layered composition1m 25s
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Introducing the Layers panel5m 44s
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Converting the flat Background into a layer6m 43s
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Customizing the transparency checkerboard3m 14s
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Turning a color photo black and white5m 30s
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Creating a silhouette with Brightness/Contrast4m 4s
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Creating a new layer and painting on it6m 7s
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Simple tricks for painting with the Brush tool4m 37s
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Distinguishing black from non-black pixels7m 51s
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Moving an image between documents5m 10s
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Expanding the canvas to accommodate a layer4m 35s
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Auto-Select and the Move tool5m 29s
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Employing a clipping mask3m 40s
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Working with Opacity and blend modes8m 7s
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Three ways to duplicate a layer4m 17s
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Scale, rotate, and layer mask5m 27s
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Filling a selection with color6m 48s
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Luminance and its relationship to color1m 46s
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How luminance works5m 18s
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The three Auto commands4m 45s
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Automatic Brightness/Contrast6m 12s
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Custom Brightness/Contrast4m 6s
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Applying a dynamic adjustment layer5m 57s
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Adjustment layer tips and tricks5m 7s
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Isolating an adjustment with a layer mask4m 39s
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Introducing the Histogram4m 40s
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Putting the Histogram to use5m 48s
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Reducing contrast with Shadows/Highlights5m 12s
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Color resides in the eyes of the beholder1m 22s
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Identifying the color cast of a photo4m 19s
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Correcting a color cast automatically5m 16s
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Manually adjusting colors with Color Balance5m 41s
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Tipping a color cast with Photo Filter4m 57s
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Correcting color cast in Camera Raw4m 40s
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Adjusting color intensity with Vibrance4m 51s
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Introducing Hue/Saturation7m 6s
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Summoning colors where none exist4m 11s
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Making even more color with Vibrance3m 24s
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Creating a quick-and-dirty sepiatone4m 20s
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Your own personal color chart1m 31s
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Photoshop’s power of selection57s
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Using the geometric Marquee tools7m 6s
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Painting with the Quick Selection tool5m
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Add, subtract, and intersect selections5m 48s
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Turning a selection into a layer mask6m 49s
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Aligning a layer to a selection5m 54s
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Working with the Magic Wand tool6m 47s
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Saving and loading selections7m 1s
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Refining the quality of a selection5m 34s
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Adding clouds to your composition4m 35s
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Enhancing the drama of your scene5m 56s
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Conquering the Quick Selection tool6m 31s
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Using each of the three Lasso tools7m 18s
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Drawing a freeform shadow with the Lasso4m 35s
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Colorizing a layer with Color Overlay2m 22s
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Painting selections1m 41s
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Combining the best of the selection tools6m 35s
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Introducing the Quick Mask mode6m 44s
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The fastest way to save a selection2m 57s
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Gauging the quality of a selection7m 38s
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Painting adjustments with the Brush tool6m 16s
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Adding motion blur with the Smudge tool5m 47s
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Reversing a mask with Invert4m 26s
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Applying a special-effects filter7m 2s
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Smoothing a badly stroked edge4m 54s
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Selecting all the black lines5m 27s
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Expanding and contracting a selection4m 56s
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Your best face forward1m 13s
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Correcting very bad colors5m 6s
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Cloning and Content-Aware7m 12s
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A closer look at Content-Aware cloning6m 34s
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Painting with the Spot Healing Brush5m 28s
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Healing Brush tips and tricks7m 8s
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Shift-clicking to heal in straight lines6m 24s
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Using the standard Healing Brush5m 50s
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Flipping and rotating the source data6m 20s
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Using the Dodge and Burn tools6m 44s
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Whitening teeth with the Sponge tool5m 34s
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Reshaping details with the Liquify filter3m 53s
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Selectively recoloring details5m 19s
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Smoothing skin textures with blur6m 24s
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Nondestructive dodging and burning7m 17s
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Camera Raw, the most powerful Photoshop plugin1m 12s
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Applying Camera Raw as a filter6m 45s
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The nondestructive Camera Raw4m 55s
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Handling a Camera Raw image in Photoshop5m 36s
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Capturing raw images and converting to DNG2m 49s
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Opening and developing a raw photograph6m 7s
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Opening and editing multiple images5m 9s
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Highlights, Shadows, Whites and Blacks6m 24s
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Clarity and Chromatic Aberration7m 12s
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HSL and the Targeted Adjustment tool7m 7s
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Using the Spot Removal tool7m 5s
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Cleaning up with the Patch tool3m 36s
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Photoshop vector-based type1m 19s
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Creating and scaling a line of type7m 59s
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Formatting type from the options bar5m 55s
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Formatting type from the Character panel6m 42s
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Finding the perfect font7m 10s
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Type size and script fonts5m 29s
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Creating and editing paragraph text5m 9s
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Adjusting leading and paragraph spacing5m 50s
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Setting the antialiasing for very small text3m 47s
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Aligning one layer to another3m 24s
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Creating text along a circle5m 15s
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Finding a character with the Glyphs panel4m 41s
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Double-stroking a circle3m 37s
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Creating a distressed cancellation mark6m 29s
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Print from RGB, not CMYK3m 10s
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Using my customizable printer test file4m 36s
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Print, size, and position6m 30s
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Using printer-specific options on the PC8m 4s
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Using printer-specific options on the Mac4m 57s
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Brightening your image for print6m 40s
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Description and printing marks4m 47s
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Establishing a borderless bleed4m 8s
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Previewing an image at print size4m 44s
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Images on the wild wild web1m 45s
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Assigning copyright and contact info4m 19s
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How color works on the web5m 1s
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Introducing the old-school Save for Web5m 25s
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Saving a full-color PNG image4m 59s
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Saving a graphic as an 8-bit GIF or PNG6m 16s
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Using the new Quick Export command3m 23s
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Exporting vector-based layers to SVG3m 39s
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Exporting multiple layers and groups6m 37s
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Sneak preview: Stroking translucent text7m 25s
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