آموزش فتوشاپ 2020 – مبانی

Photoshop 2020 One-on-One: Fundamentals

Go one-on-one with world-renowned Photoshop expert Deke McClelland. The first of a three-part series, this course is your chance to master the fundamentals of Photoshop as you’ve never seen them before.

It’s everything you need to know, in the order you need to know it, complete with eye-popping imagery and practical advice. Best of all, it’s been completely updated for Photoshop 2020, the 30th anniversary edition of the program. Deke shows how to crop and straighten photographs, adjust brightness and contrast, correct color cast, and retouch portraits.

You can also learn such skills as editing nondestructively with layers, making complex selections, developing photos in Camera Raw, and preparing photos for print. Come with questions, leave with answers—and a real sense of accomplishment.

Contents :

Introduction
Welcome to One-on-One
1. Open
How image editing begins
Opening from the Windows desktop
Opening from the Macintosh Finder
Closing one or more images
The home screen
The Open command
Opening from Adobe Bridge
Opening an image in Camera Raw
2. Navigate
Let me show you around
Zooming in and out
Using the more precise Zoom tool
Reassigning Spotlight and Siri on Mac
Five ways to zoom continuously
Scrolling (panning)
Bird’s eye and other scrolling tricks
Switching between open images
Cycling between screen modes
Using the Navigator panel
Panels and workspace: Do not skip!
Resetting and updating workspaces
A few important preferences
3. Layers
The layered composition
Introducing the Layers panel
Converting flat background to a layer
“Jumping” an image onto a new layer
Flipping and scaling a layer
Adding a vector-based layer
Creating a basic layer mask
Clipping one layer inside another
Merging two layers into one
Auto-Select and the Move tool
Inverting a layer mask
Adding depth with layer effects
Softening a mask with Feather
Three ways to copy and paste layers
Auto-zooming one or more layers
4. Save
The many ways to save
Five essential things to know about saving
Revert, auto-save, and more
Saving layers to the native PSD format
The Maximize Compatibility option
Saving a flatprint image to TIFF
Saving an interactive image to PNG
Saving a flat photograph to JPEG
Saving a cloud-based PSDC file
5. Brightness
Introducing luminance
How luminance works
The three Auto commands
Auto-correcting photographs
Auto Brightness/Contrast
Custom Brightness/Contrast
Applying a dynamic adjustment layer
Adjustment layer tips and tricks
Adjustment layers and blend modes
Introducing the Histogram
Putting the Histogram to use
Isolate an adjustment with a layer mask
6. Balance
Color cast versus color harmony
Identifying the color cast of a photo
Correcting a color cast automatically
Using the Color Balance command
Revisiting the last-applied settings
Correcting white balance in Camera Raw
When Camera Raw disappoints
Adjusting a color cast with Photo Filter
Applying Auto Color nondestructively
7. Develop
Introducing Camera Raw
Camera Raw basics
Working with a developed image
Capture raw, convert to DNG
Correcting for lens distortion
Exposure and Contrast
Highlights, Shadows, Whites, and Blacks
Working with Texture, Clarity, and Dehaze
Opening and editing multiple images
The real purpose of the White Balance tool
8. Color
Hue, saturation, and “vibrance”
Color = Hue + Saturation
How Vibrance works
Adjusting Vibrance in Photoshop
Deleting color sample markers
Adjusting Vibrance in Camera Raw
Introducing Hue/Saturation
Using the Targeted Adjustment tool
Selectively adjusting colors in Camera Raw
9. Select
The selective power of Photoshop
Selection and Move tool basics
Selecting an elliptical object
Using the Paste Into command
Using the Copy Merged command
Add, subtract, and intersect selections
Using the Magic Wand tool
Using the three Lasso tools
Painting with Quick Selection tool
Using the Object Selection tool
10. Crop
Too many pixels
Introducing the Photoshop Crop tool
Cropping without deleting any pixels
Aspect ratio and other tricks
Working with the reference point
Finessing a crop with Canvas Size
Using Content-Aware crop
Two ways to use the Straighten tool
Straightening with the Ruler tool
Cropping away all transparent pixels
Cropping and straightening in Camera Raw
Using the Perspective Crop tool
Cropping everything outside the canvas
11. Paint
Learning to paint
Introducing the Brush tool
Painting pressure-sensitive brushstrokes
Changing the size and hardness on the fly
Previewing size and hardness
Opacity vs. Flow
Erasing with the tilde key
Roundness, Angle, and the arrow keys
Using the Smoothing options
Painting with automated symmetry
Rotating and resetting your view
Using an iPad as a Sidecar tablet
12. Retouch
Your best face forward
Using the Spot Healing Brush
Healing to an independent layer
Using the standard Healing Brush
Using the Clone Source panel
Rotating the source pixels
Restoring blown highlights
Using the Patch tool
Shift-clicking to heal in straight lines
The Dodge and Sponge tools whiten teeth
Camera Raw’s Spot Removal tool
13. Resolution
How digital images work
Image size and resolution
Introducing the Image Size command
Common resolution standards
Upsampling vs. real high-resolution data
Changing the print resolution
Downsampling for print
Downsampling for email and photo sharing
The seven interpolation settings
Real-world rules for downsampling
Upsampling with Preserve Details 2.0
14. Print
Print from RGB, not CMYK
Using my customizable printer test file
The Print command and color management
Print size and position
Using printer-specific options on the PC
Using printer-specific options on the Mac
Brightening your image for print
Description and printing marks
Establishing a borderless bleed
15. Web
Free-range images
Assigning copyright and contact info
Copyrighting multiple images at a time
How color works on the web
Quick Export as PNG
Quick Export as JPEG
Introducing the old-school Save for Web
Saving an 8-bit GIF or PNG
Saving an animated GIF file
Exporting vector-based layers as SVG
Exporting multiple layers and groups
Conclusion
Until next time