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  • A second camera
  • Accessibility
  • Adding color adjustment layers
  • Adding the finishing touches
  • Adding to reducing and combining selections
  • Adjusting tights and darks
  • Angle the subject so that he is at about a 45degree angle to the camera lens
  • Archiving and Backing Up Photos
  • Arranging a PR event worth photographing
  • Arranging your lighting
  • Ask the parents for any special poses they would like
  • Authors Acknowledgments
  • Avoiding the Grip n Grin clich
  • Backing up your best shots
  • Backlighting
  • Balancing an Image
  • Baseball and softball
  • Basic lighting equipment
  • Basic Lighting Techniques for Shooting Multiple Sittings Quickly
  • Basketball
  • Begin darkening your image by dragging over the areas to be made more shadowy or by clicking a single spot
  • Blackandwhite or color negatives
  • Blending Tools
  • Blurring for effect
  • Blurring some or all of your image
  • Blurring the edges
  • Book IV Taking Great Pictures
  • Broad lighting
  • Bundled software
  • Buy a slide scanner
  • Camera bag alternatives
  • Capturing great sports moments
  • Cd - 2 3
  • CD h 4 5 6 7 8
  • Tools and Techniques of Composition
  • Making Selections
  • Mastering Digital SLR Controls
  • Sharing Pictures on the
  • Photographing People
  • Sports and Action Photography
  • Check out the Options bar shown in Figure 42 and decide whether you need to make changes to the range of tones that will be affected or to the exposure degree of intensity that the tool will apply
  • Choose EditOCopy from the main menu
  • Choose Unsharp Mask if its available in your image editor
  • Choosing a resolution
  • Choosing an Orientation
  • Choosing backgrounds
  • Choosing key features for travel photography
  • Choosing one main subject
  • Choosing Pointing Devices
  • Choosing power sources
  • Choosing subject distance
  • Choosing the revival method
  • Choosing Your Sport and Your Spot
  • Cleaning kits
  • Click andor drag over the area to be sharpened
  • Click the Clone Stamp tool in the Tool palette to activate it
  • Color depth
  • Company events
  • Composing effective group shots
  • Composing your shots
  • Configuration
  • Converting a blackandwhite photo to sepia tone
  • Coping with shutter lag
  • Correcting color
  • Correcting Faded Colors
  • Correction Tools
  • Cotor Depth Confusion
  • Creating focus by sharpening images
  • Cs
  • D5c8602
  • Defining Camera Categories
  • Defining Macro Photography
  • Determining How Much Memory You Need
  • Digital Photography Studio
  • Dirt and dust
  • Displaying and moving the tab
  • Dont be afraid of dark shadows
  • Drawing freeform selections
  • DVD storage
  • Eight ukl Fullcolor referee gud
  • Electronic flash - 2
  • Entryle Vel scanners
  • Equalizing colors
  • Evaluating Your Printing Options
  • Executive portraits
  • Existing light - 2
  • Exploring magazine photography
  • External hard drives
  • Filling a shape with the Brush tool
  • Finding an artifacts source
  • Finger painting to blend colors and textures
  • Fire
  • First do a prescan which is the step that all scanner software provides to let you capture a preview image before doing the main scan
  • Fixing a color cast
  • Fixing color casts
  • Fixing redeye
  • Fixing small areas
  • Following up
  • For - 2
  • Gathering publishable photographs
  • Getting into book publishing and stock photography
  • Getting Nostalgic with Sepia Tones
  • Getting organized
  • Getting rid of unwanted contentBook
  • Getting the Most from Your Printer and Supplies
  • Go into the light with the Dodge tool
  • H - 2
  • Iui
  • Have the second subject lean slightly into the first person so that you Chapter 3 dont have any gaps between their bodies
  • Higherpriced gadgets
  • How the pros do it
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • If both eyes are glowing they usually are you can repeat this process for the second eye
  • If objects in the frame are moving or pointed in a particular direction make sure they are heading into the frame rather than out of it
  • If you have a large area to patch you can do it in small pieces repeating Steps 5 and 6 for each piece
  • If you want to apply an effect to your image not to text drag the desired thumbnail onto your image
  • If youd also like the Smudge tool to adjust the lights darks tones and colors of the area thats smudged choose an appropriate setting in the Mode dropdown menu
  • If your subject has strong vertical lines use a vertical composition
  • If youre happy with the preview click OK to apply the changes to your image
  • Il Preparing your originals ii Selecting resolution i Choosing other scanner controls
  • Incandescent lights
  • Index 719
  • Inexpensive or free gadgets
  • Info - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
  • Intermediate scanners
  • Investing in an accessory flash
  • Js
  • Keep away from the light with the Burn tool
  • Keystoning
  • Kinds of scanners
  • Know some photography fundamentals
  • Let somebody else do it If you
  • Let the pros do it
  • Letting a Professional Do It
  • Lighting Basics
  • Lighting groups
  • Lights please
  • Look for shapes within your composition to add interest
  • Lowerend products shareware and freeware
  • M igitally captured and retouched photos live on your computer Thats
  • Main light
  • Maintaining consistency
  • Make sure that everyone is on steady ground
  • Make sure that your composition has only one center of interest
  • Making and adjusting selections based on color
  • Making geometric selections
  • Making Quick Fixes
  • Managing the group
  • Microdrive
  • Moderately priced gadgets
  • Murky shadows and washedout highlights
  • Narrowing down your subject matter
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  • Offsite storage for maximum safety
  • Other photoworthy events
  • Other sports
  • P - 2 3 4
  • Painting over the dirt
  • Painting with the Brush tool
  • Panning
  • Pasting content from other images
  • PC Cards
  • Performing Photographic Triage
  • Photographing action sequences
  • Photographing groups of two to two dozen
  • Photographing people
  • Physical size
  • Pick a location that provides a strong backdrop for the speaker or ceremony
  • Picking up other useful devices
  • Place your frame in the foreground
  • Pointandshoot models
  • PR Photography
  • Preparing to Take Your First Portraits
  • Preparing your originals 1 Selecting resolution 1 Choosing other scanner controls
  • Prepping the filmsfi
  • Print out the caption and trim the sides and bottom to about a quarterinch from the text while leaving the top margin alone
  • Printing and Sharing Your Digital Images
  • Printing your PR photos
  • Prints
  • Producing placeable PR photos
  • Product demo shots
  • Product Photography
  • Product shot opportunities
  • Professional or prosumer scanners
  • Professional studio lighting
  • Ready aim
  • Rearranging parts of the picture
  • Recreating tost detail
  • Release the Alt or Option key and apply the cloned content by clicking to cover the unwanted content as shown in Figure 423
  • Removing Artifacts Tiny Blemishes
  • Removing dust spots
  • Repairing Vintage Photos The Basics
  • Repeat this process at least a half dozen times or more
  • Replacing Depth and Detail
  • Replacing whats been lost to rips tears and deep scratches
  • Rer
  • Resolution Mythconceptions
  • S - 2
  • S h 3 C
  • S s - 2
  • Scan quality
  • Scanner interface
  • Scanner speed
  • Scrutinizing tripod features
  • SCSI and ElDE hard drives
  • Seating your subjects
  • Security and convenience
  • Selecting a Subject and a Center of Interest
  • Selecting geometric shapes
  • Selecting in Quick Mask mode
  • Selecting magnetically
  • Selecting pixels by color with the Magic Wand
  • Selecting singlepixel rows and columns
  • Set the black points and white points and then choose your resolution
  • Setting up for predictable action
  • Setting Up Your Macro Studio
  • Sharing Your Photos
  • Sharpening
  • Sharpening here and there
  • Shooting adventure sports
  • Shooting in the Studio or on Location
  • Shooting panoramas
  • Shooting scenics
  • Short lighting
  • Slides
  • Smearing with the Finger Painting option
  • Smudging or blurring out the paint lines
  • St3ss
  • Start the camera utility software
  • Start with the best available original Dont use a copy print if you can
  • Submitting photos to your local newspaper
  • Submitting the photo
  • Submitting your photos
  • The diamond pose
  • The Magic Wand Tools Digital Prestidigitation
  • The Rule of Thirds
  • Timing your shot properlyBook IV
  • To keep as many images as possible available for nearinstant access
  • Transparencies
  • Triedand True Travel Photography Techniques
  • Try the Rube Goldberg approach
  • Turning photos into paintings with artistic fitters
  • Type of sensor
  • Types of scanners
  • Types of tripods
  • Understanding group photography basics
  • Understanding your organizational options 1 Choosing the right tools to organize and store your photos 1 Keeping your treasured photos safe
  • Use a background light to separate your subject from the backdrop
  • Use a transparencycapable flatbed
  • Use the camera manufacturers software or other file management software to transfer image files from the camera to the computer
  • Use the dialog boxs Eyedropper tool already activated within the dialog box to click the gray and then white and then black points in the image
  • Using and controlling the Smudge tool
  • Using Blurring and Sharpening Tools
  • Using Digital SLRs
  • Using layers to create overlapping images
  • Using multiple light sources
  • Using online galleriesJ0
  • Using secondary subjects
  • Using Straight Lines and Curves
  • Using the Healing Brush
  • Using the Marquee selection tools
  • Using the Options bar establish the following settings You can leave them at their default settings if you want but you might want to make adjustments
  • Using the Sharpen tool to add detail
  • Using your computers filemanagement tools 3
  • Varying your shots
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  • Jtx
  • Videogame Repair
  • What do you want your image to say
  • What Equipment Do You Need
  • What to look for in a scanner
  • What you can do with a scanner
  • What you can do with Elements
  • What you can do with Fireworks
  • What you can do with Painter
  • What you can do with Photo Suite
  • Whats good about Microsoft image editors
  • Whats good about Painter
  • Whats in This Book
  • Whats not so good about Elements
  • Whats not so good about Photo Suite
  • Whats That Tree Doing Growing Out of My Head
  • When to break the Rule of Thirds
  • When Windows Explorer opens click the C drive icon see Figure
  • When you have more time
  • When your moving and clicking takes you back to the starting point click or doubleclick the starting point to finish the selection
  • Where to get Painter
  • Whom are you creating the image for
  • Why Do You Need Prints
  • Why Scan Film
  • With your faded image open onscreen choose LayerONew Adjustment LayerOColor Balance from the main menu bar
  • Working as a professional newspaper photographer
  • Working with Color Intensity and Quality
  • Working with My Computer
  • Working with the Pencil tool
  • Writing outlines
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  • You can repeat the process for further adjustments or press CtrlZ D on the Mac to undo it if you dont like the results
  • You cant add color that isnt thereBook V
  • Your main subject matter is too large to fit comfortably at one of the imaginary intersection points You might find that positioning an object
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