- [Instructor] In order to change the size…of a document for a specific output device,…we'll use Photoshop's image size command.…We can choose image,…and then image size or use the keyboard…shortcut command option I.…On the left side of the dialogue…is a preview of the image area…and on the right hand side are…all of the image dimensions.…We can see that Photoshop automatically…gives me the hand tool so that I can reposition…the preview within the window.…
It also zooms the window to 100%…so that I can get an accurate view.…We can also click and then drag…to make the image size dialogue larger…and if I position my cursor over the image area,…I get a square that represents…the preview size so that if I click,…I can quickly navigate to previewing…different areas of the image.…Now, we can see that this file is 12 by eight inches…at 300 pixels per inch.…It's an almost 25 meg file…and it's 3,600 pixels by 2,400 pixels.…
If I turn off the option to resample…and then I make changes to the width, height,…or resolution,…well, we can change the print size…
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10/23/2017Julieanne reviews the basics of digital imaging—from working with multiple images to customizing the Photoshop interface to suit your needs. She shows how to use different Photoshop tools to crop and retouch photos, while always maintaining the highest-quality output. She also demonstrates the most efficient ways to perform common tasks, including working with layers, making selections, and masking. Along the way, she shares the secrets of nondestructive editing using Smart Objects, and helps you master features such as adjustment layers, blend modes, filters, and much more—increasing your productivity every step of the way.
- Opening documents in Photoshop
- Opening files from Bridge and Lightroom
- Working with multiple documents
- Panning and zooming documents
- Customizing the Photoshop interface
- Modifying keyboard shortcuts for speed
- Understanding file formats
- Choosing color modes, bit depth, and color space
- Cropping and transforming images
- Working with layers and layer masks
- Making selections
- Removing distracting elements
- Getting to know the blend modes
- Working with adjustment layers
- Applying non-destructive filters
- Getting to know the blend modes
- Applying filters
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome57s
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1. Opening Files
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Opening files from Lightroom4m 32s
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2. Documents and Navigation
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3. Customizing the Photoshop Interface
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Customizing the toolbar5m 22s
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4. Digital Image Essentials
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Understanding file formats7m 11s
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Understanding color space4m 59s
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Changing document size6m 38s
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Saving documents3m 45s
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5. Cropping, Straightening, and Adjusting Canvas Size
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Using the Crop tool5m 38s
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Cropping to the perfect size4m 30s
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Increasing canvas size5m 52s
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6. Layers
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Exploring layer basics7m 53s
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Working with layer groups6m 34s
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7. Color and Brush Essentials
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Color basics3m 2s
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Brush options12m 4s
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8. Working with Layer Masks
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9. Making Selections
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Combining selections4m 41s
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10. Local Pixel Editing and Retouching
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Using the Clone Stamp tool3m 42s
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11. Blend Mode Essentials
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12. Smart Object Essentials
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Smart Object basics4m 19s
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13. Essential Transformations
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14. Adjustment Layer Essentials
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15. Essential Filters
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Overview of filters1m 10s
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Sharpening images7m 26s
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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