Photoshop CS3 One-on-One The Essentials

Photoshop CS3 is the first update to Adobe's flagship image-editing product in more than two years. Photoshop CS3 One-on-One: The Essentials is an introductory course with bestselling author and video trainer Deke McClelland and teaches topics, such as navigation, color correction, resolution, and retouching. Exercise files accompany the tutorial.Ready for more Photoshop CS3 training with Deke McClelland? Check out_ Photoshop CS3 One-on-One: Beyond the Basics and _ Photoshop CS3 One-on-One: Advanced Techniques. Download Deke's customized keyboard layouts for Photoshop on the Exercise Files tab.

01-What Photoshop Can Do

01-Welcome to Photoshop CS3 One-on-One The Essential

02-Introducing Photoshop

03-Combining one image with another

04-Adjusting colors

05-Cloning trees

06-Adding a couple of adjustment layers

07-Creating a dark and stormy sky

08-Sharpening the focus of the image

09-Cropping artwork

10-Adding text

02-Setting Up Shop

01-Open navigate set up

02-Opening an image

03-Opening multiple images

04-Adding file info

05-Tiling and scrolling

06-Zooming shortcuts

07-Using the Zoom tool

08-The Navigator palette

09-Nudging the screen image

10-Scroll wheel tricks

11-Setting preferences

12-Color settings

13-Custom keyboard shortcuts

14-Remapping keyboard shortcuts

15-Organizing the palettes

16-Saving your workspace

17-Cycling between screen modes

03-The New and Improved Bridge

01-The Bridge turns two

02-Introducing the Bridge

03-Managing image thumbnails

04-Rotations, ratings, and label

05-The new Filter panel

06-Moving copying and deleting images

07-Batch renaming

08-Customizing and saving the workspace

09-Loupe compare and stack

10-Previewing images in the Slideshow modes

11-Color management and cache

04-Basic Color Adjustment

02-Color Balance vs  Variations

03-The Variations interface

04-Color primaries and complements

05-Correcting the color cast

06-Fading an adjustment

07-Closing the exercise file

08-Adjusting hue and saturation

09-Changing yellow paint to red

10-Selectively adjusting hues

11-Refining your color range

05-Shadows, Highlights, and Midtones

01-Brightness and Contrast

02-Levels of luminance

03-Bad old Brightness Contrast

04-Good new Brightness Contrast

05-The Auto commands

06-How the Auto commands work

07-A first look at Levels

08-Modifying a histogram

09-Channel-by-channel adjustments

10-Boosting the saturation

11-When Levels fail

12- A first look at Curves

13-Super useful curve-editing tricks

14-Correcting the composite image

15-Neutralizing the pink pachyderm

16-The Shadow Highlight filter

17-Adjusting the Radius and Tonal Width

06-Image Size and Resolution

01-Imaging fundamentals

02-The big pixel puzzle

03-The Image Size command

04-Selecting an interpolation option

05-Upsampling versus

06-Changing the print resolution

07-Downsampling your artwork

08-How do you make a small image big

07-Cropping and Straightening

01-Frame wide crop tight

02-Crop tool presets

03-Drawing a freeform crop

04-The Crop command

05-Auto Crop & Straighten

06-Straightening an image with the Ruler tool

07-Perspective cropping

08-Making Selections

01-Flowers and saw blades

02-Meet the Selection tools

03-The Magic Wand tool

04-Tolerance and other options

05-Grow Similar and Inverse

06-The Quick Selection tool

07-The Marquee and Lasso tools

08-Using Refine Edge to preview a selection

09-The Refine Edge slider options

10-Saving a selection

11-Using the Move tool

09-Replacing, Retouching, and Editing

01-Toilsome artistic labors

02-Why red-eye happens

03-Using the Red-Eye tool

04-The Color Replacement tool

05-Replacing colors with lighter shades

06-Brightening teeth with the Dodge tool

07-Removing plaque with the Sponge tool

08-Spot-healing blemishes

09-Using the Standard Healing brush

10-Healing large areas with the Patch tool

11-Viewing the source as an overlay

12-Painting straight segments

13-Fading a brushstroke

14-Aligning multiple brushstrokes

15-Painting inside a selection

16-The new Clone Source palette

17-Adding drama with the Toning tools

18-Merging history states

To Be Continued

See ya for now