《阿呆系列Photoshop CS6》(Photoshop CS6 For Dummies)文字版[PDF]
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Adobe Photoshop is one of the most important computer programs of
our age. It’s made photo editing a commonplace thing, something for
the everyperson. Still, Photoshop can be a scary thing (especially that first
purchase price!), comprising a jungle of menus and panels and tools and
options and shortcuts as well as a bewildering array of add-ons and plug-ins.
And that’s why you’re holding this book in your hands. And why I wrote it.
And why John Wiley Sons published it.
You want to make sense of Photoshop — or, at the very least, be able to work
competently and efficiently in the program, accomplishing those tasks that
need to get done. You want a reference that discusses how things work and
what things do, not in a technogeek or encyclopedic manner, but rather as
an experienced friend might explain something to you. Although step-by-step
explanations are okay if they show how something works, you don’t need
rote recipes that don’t apply to the work you do. You don’t mind discovering
tricks, as long as they can be applied to your images and artwork in a productive,
meaningful manner. You’re in the right place!
About This Book
This is a For Dummies book, and as such, it was produced with an eye toward
you and your needs. From Day One, the goal has been to put into your hands
the book that makes Photoshop understandable and useable. You won’t find
a technical explanation of every option for every tool in every situation, but
rather a concise explanation of those parts of Photoshop you’re most likely
to need. If you happen to be a medical researcher working toward a cure for
cancer, your Photoshop requirements might be substantially more specific
than what you’ll find covered here. But for the overwhelming majority of the
people who have access to Adobe Photoshop, this book provides the background
needed to get your work done with Photoshop.
As I updated this book, I intentionally tried to strike a balance between the
types of images with which you’re most likely to work and those visually
stimulating (yet far less common) images of unusual subjects from faraway
places. At no point in this book does flavor override foundation. When you
need to see a practical example, that’s what I show you. I worked to ensure
that each piece of artwork illustrates a technique and does so in a meaningful,
nondistracting way for you.
You’ll see that I used mostly Apple computers in producing this book. That’s
simply a matter of choice and convenience. You’ll also see (if you look
closely) that I shoot mostly with Canon cameras and use Epson printers.
That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t shoot with Nikon, or that you shouldn’tprint with HP or Canon. If that’s what you have, if it’s what you’re comfortable
with, and if it fulfills your needs, stick with it! You’ll also find that I mention
Wacom drawing tablets here and there (and devoted one of the final
chapters to the subject). Does that mean you should have one? If you do any
work that relies on precise cursor movement (like painting, dodging, burning,
path creation and editing, cloning, healing, patching, or lassoing, just to name
a few), yes, I do recommend a Wacom Cintiq display or Intuos tablet. Next to
more RAM and good color management, it’s the best investment just about
any Photoshop user can make.
One additional note: If you’re brand new to digital imaging and computers,
this probably isn’t the best place to start. I do indeed make certain assumptions
about your level of computer knowledge (and, to a lesser degree, your
knowledge of digital imaging). But if you know your File➪Open from your
File➪Close and can find your lens cap with both hands, read Chapter 1, and
you’ll have no problem with Photoshop CS6 For Dummies.
本书来自:Photoshop CS6 For Dummies
更多书籍请到:http://www.fordummiespdf.com/
内容截图：
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内容介绍：
Adobe Photoshop is one of the most important computer programs of
our age. It’s made photo editing a commonplace thing, something for
the everyperson. Still, Photoshop can be a scary thing (especially that first
purchase price!), comprising a jungle of menus and panels and tools and
options and shortcuts as well as a bewildering array of add-ons and plug-ins.
And that’s why you’re holding this book in your hands. And why I wrote it.
And why John Wiley Sons published it.
You want to make sense of Photoshop — or, at the very least, be able to work
competently and efficiently in the program, accomplishing those tasks that
need to get done. You want a reference that discusses how things work and
what things do, not in a technogeek or encyclopedic manner, but rather as
an experienced friend might explain something to you. Although step-by-step
explanations are okay if they show how something works, you don’t need
rote recipes that don’t apply to the work you do. You don’t mind discovering
tricks, as long as they can be applied to your images and artwork in a productive,
meaningful manner. You’re in the right place!
About This Book
This is a For Dummies book, and as such, it was produced with an eye toward
you and your needs. From Day One, the goal has been to put into your hands
the book that makes Photoshop understandable and useable. You won’t find
a technical explanation of every option for every tool in every situation, but
rather a concise explanation of those parts of Photoshop you’re most likely
to need. If you happen to be a medical researcher working toward a cure for
cancer, your Photoshop requirements might be substantially more specific
than what you’ll find covered here. But for the overwhelming majority of the
people who have access to Adobe Photoshop, this book provides the background
needed to get your work done with Photoshop.
As I updated this book, I intentionally tried to strike a balance between the
types of images with which you’re most likely to work and those visually
stimulating (yet far less common) images of unusual subjects from faraway
places. At no point in this book does flavor override foundation. When you
need to see a practical example, that’s what I show you. I worked to ensure
that each piece of artwork illustrates a technique and does so in a meaningful,
nondistracting way for you.
You’ll see that I used mostly Apple computers in producing this book. That’s
simply a matter of choice and convenience. You’ll also see (if you look
closely) that I shoot mostly with Canon cameras and use Epson printers.
That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t shoot with Nikon, or that you shouldn’tprint with HP or Canon. If that’s what you have, if it’s what you’re comfortable
with, and if it fulfills your needs, stick with it! You’ll also find that I mention
Wacom drawing tablets here and there (and devoted one of the final
chapters to the subject). Does that mean you should have one? If you do any
work that relies on precise cursor movement (like painting, dodging, burning,
path creation and editing, cloning, healing, patching, or lassoing, just to name
a few), yes, I do recommend a Wacom Cintiq display or Intuos tablet. Next to
more RAM and good color management, it’s the best investment just about
any Photoshop user can make.
One additional note: If you’re brand new to digital imaging and computers,
this probably isn’t the best place to start. I do indeed make certain assumptions
about your level of computer knowledge (and, to a lesser degree, your
knowledge of digital imaging). But if you know your File➪Open from your
File➪Close and can find your lens cap with both hands, read Chapter 1, and
you’ll have no problem with Photoshop CS6 For Dummies.
本书来自:Photoshop CS6 For Dummies
更多书籍请到:http://www.fordummiespdf.com/
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