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Photoshop CS4 for Photographers:Camera Raw for Mac,Win
$69.95 In Photoshop CS4 for Photographers: Camera Raw, Chris Orwig enthusiastically explores a Photoshop plug in that is a must have for any serious photographer. By working on the digital negatives in Camera Raw, photographers have more creative control over their photos, and the original files remain intact. Chris demonstrates techniques for processing images by adjusting tone, contrast, highlights, and clarity. He also illustrates methods for sharpening images, controlling color saturation, and creating dynamic black and white images. With a detailed tour of the interface and control panels, Chris shows how Camera Raw is a one of a kind creative resource. Exercise files accompany the course. Photoshop CS4 for Photographers is a recommended prerequisite for this course. Duration: 7 Hours On 1 DVD ROM System Requirements: Windows 1024x768 or higher screen resolution Windows XP or Windows 2000 Broadband Internet connection (ISDN/DSL/CABLE) QuickTime : QuickTime 6.0 or better plug in QuickTime 7.0.4 or better To view movies with closed captioning, QuickTime 7.0.4 is required. One of the following browsers: Internet Explorer 6 or better Firefox 1.0 or better Macintosh 1024x768 or higher screen resolution Mac OS X or higher Broadband Internet connection (ISDN/DSL/CABLE) QuickTime : QuickTime 6.0 to 6.5.2 QuickTime 7.0.4 or better To view movies with closed captioning, QuickTime 7.0.4 is required. One of the following browsers: Safari 1.0 or better (part of the Mac OS X system) Firefox 1.0 or better |
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Mastering Camera Raw
$64.39 Mastering Camera Raw |
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Camera Raw 101
$19.99 Camera Raw 101 |
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Getting Started With Camera Raw
$35.99 Getting Started With Camera Raw |
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Photoshop CS2 Mastering Camera Raw Win/Mac DVD ISBN # 1-59671-289-9
$104.95 In the world of digital photography, the raw image is the digital equivalent of a large-format negative. Working with these digital negatives allows photographers to have greater artistic control and flexibility during the image-editing process, while still maintaining the integrity of the original raw file. |
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Adobe Camera Raw Studio Skills
$30.44 Adobe Camera Raw Studio Skills |
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Lynda Photoshop CS4 for Photographers:Camera Raw Win/Mac DVD ISBN # 1-59671-518-9
$69.95 In Photoshop CS4 for Photographers: Camera Raw, Chris Orwig enthusiastically explores a Photoshop plug-in that is a must-have for any serious photographer. By working on the digital negatives in Camera Raw, photographers have more creative control over their photos, and the original files remain intact. Chris demonstrates techniques for processing images by adjusting tone, contrast, highlights, and clarity. He also illustrates methods for sharpening images, controlling color saturation, and creating dynamic black-and-white images. With a detailed tour of the interface and control panels, Chris shows how Camera Raw is a one-of-a-kind creative resource. Exercise files accompany the course. |
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Getting Started With Camera Raw
$12.82 Buy and sell [Getting Started With Camera Raw] at great prices. |
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Getting Started With Camera Raw
$18.35 Buy and sell [Getting Started With Camera Raw] at great prices. |
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Camera Raw With Photoshop For Dummies
$15.02 Buy and sell [Camera Raw With Photoshop For Dummies] at great prices. |
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Adobe Camera Raw Studio Skills
$12.38 Buy and sell [Adobe Camera Raw Studio Skills] at great prices. |
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Real World Camera Raw With Adobe Photoshop Cs3
$39.14 Real World Camera Raw With Adobe Photoshop Cs3 |
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Real World Camera Raw With Adobe Photoshop Cs4
$39.14 Real World Camera Raw With Adobe Photoshop Cs4 |
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Adobe Camera Raw For Digital Photographers Only
$34.79 Adobe Camera Raw For Digital Photographers Only |
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Getting Started with Camera Raw
$19.48 Not long ago the Raw format was limited to high-end digital SLR cameras–which meant you pretty much had to be a professional (or at least quite serious) photographer to take advantage of it. Not so today. Now that Raw is included on even the simplest point-and-shoot cameras, shutterbugs of all stripes can start taking advantage of its greater editing flexibility to produce better final images. This guide is the place to start. In these pages, veteran author Ben Long begins at the beginning, explaining exactly what Raw is and why photographers should use it. He then describes the theory, shooting, and image editing practices needed to work with Raw files. Ben also provides an overview of software used to convert raw files and a thorough explanation of how to use Photoshop Elements to edit Raw images. Some cool Camera Raw tricks, tips for shooting for Raw format, and a glossary of important terms round out the offering. |
