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9/19/2014Released
9/10/2013- Adding shortcuts and adjusting preferences
- Placing and blending Smart Objects
- Transforming and warping vector objects
- Correcting for lens distortion
- Mitigating halos and enhancing contrast with Shadows/Highlights
- Working with the Curves graph
- Editing multiple images in Camera Raw
- Infusing a black-and-white image with color
- Colorizing with blend modes and opacity
- Correcting a noisy photo
- Using blur to focus the viewer's attention
- Blending inside blend modes
- Selecting a complex image with Color Range
- Perfecting a mask with Refine Edge
- Drawing a straight-sided path outline with the Pen tool
- Converting path outlines to vector masks
Skill Level Advanced
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- Hello, this is Deke McClelland. Welcome to Photoshop one-on-one advanced, part three in a series of four video courses devoted to your ultimate mastery of the world's most powerful image editing software. One-on-one is all about project-based learning. You experience Photoshop by rolling up your sleeves and creating compelling projects for yourself. That way, you'll be better prepared to create your own projects in the future. In this course, you'll learn how smart objects project your images from harm and allow you to create copies linked to a single original.
You'll use a curves adjustment layer to correct the luminescence of a challenging photograph. You'll learn everything there is to know about processing images in camera raw. You'll create breathtaking depth of field effects using the blur gallery. You'll learn the basics of every blend mode available in Photoshop. you'll define complex selections using color range and refined edge and you'll experience the power of the pen tool, which allows you to select anything, one point at a time.
The result is a contextualized learning program. Photoshop's features make sense because you apply them to a clearly defined task and you leave each chapter with a sense of accomplishment. I really hope there are moments where you feel, I rule! I did this and I can do more. One last item, Photoshop is part of the creative cloud, which makes it a fluid application that may update to any extent at any time, as will this course.
So check back every so often because I'll be updating and adding movies whenever they need attention. Now without further ado, let's get to work.
Q: This course was updated on 09/19/2014. What changed?
A: Deke updated the course to reflect changes in the 2014 version of Photoshop CC. The changes affect how you work with Smart Objects, Camera Raw, the Blur Gallery, layer masks, and other features in Photoshop.
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Introduction
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Welcome to One-on-One1m 56s
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23. Shortcuts and Settings
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24. Smart Objects
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Creating "true clones"3m 50s
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25. Shadows/Highlights
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Sharpening on top of blur2m 47s
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26. Using Curves
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Curves tips and tricks8m 12s
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How the Curves graph works2m 40s
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27. Camera Raw
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Correcting white balance4m 8s
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Camera Raw Smart Objects6m 10s
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Photoshop's digital darkroom2m 28s
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28. Duotones and Colorization
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Creating a custom quadtone5m 48s
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29. Noise versus Detail
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Correcting a noisy photo5m 33s
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Noise isn't all bad1m 28s
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30. The Blur Gallery
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31. Blend Modes
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Using the Dissolve mode9m 47s
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Screen and the lighten modes8m 10s
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Blending inside blend modes6m 55s
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Blend mode shortcuts6m 21s
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The Fill Opacity Eight8m 57s
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32. Color Range and Quick Mask
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33. Refine Edge and Layer Masks
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Using the Refine Radius tool7m 31s
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34. The Pen Tool
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Using the Convert Point tool6m 43s
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Conclusion
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Until next time57s
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