Join Nigel French for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Photoshop for Designers: Color.
- [Nigel] So, that brings us to the end.…I hope you've enjoyed the course…and have picked up some useful tips…and techniques that you can incorporate into…your own work.…If you like this course, I invite you to check out…my other courses,…especially those in the Photoshop For Designers series.…Layer effects, shape layers, filters,…type effects and working with Illustrator.…If you'd like to stay in touch,…please like my Facebook page,…or you can reach me by email.…I'm Nigel French, thanks for watching,…and goodbye for now.…
Author
Nigel French
Released
2/7/2017- The color wheel and color relationships
- Managing color swatches
- Transparency and color channels
- Working with the Color Picker
- Additive and subtractive color
- Working with color modes
- Performing color correction
- Saturation and desaturation
- Designing with spot color
- Using adjustments: levels, curves, and white balance
- Using auto color adjustments
- Matching color
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 19s
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1. Color Terms and Concepts
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Define color terms1m 40s
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Create color themes2m 54s
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2. Color Conventions in Photoshop
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Work with the Color Picker1m 26s
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Choose sample colors4m 44s
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Manage and share swatches3m 22s
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Work with transparency5m 33s
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Color channels4m 8s
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3. Color Modes in Photoshop
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4. Evaluate and Measure Color in Photoshop
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An overview of color management11m 34s
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Use the Histogram panel1m 37s
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Use the Info panel2m 12s
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5. Enhance Color in Photoshop
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Levels2m 51s
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Auto adjustments3m 10s
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Curves3m 54s
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Color correction6m 20s
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6. Techniques for Working with Color in Photoshop
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Build density in a sky1m 53s
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Save a flat sky1m 29s
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Design with Spot Color3m 42s
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Replace colors3m 18s
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Match color4m 33s
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7. Combine Color and Black and White in Photoshop
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Work with line art2m 29s
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Hand color an image4m 16s
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Infrared3m 17s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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