Photoshop 2021 One-on-One Fundamentals

Release date:2021, January 13

Author:Deke McClelland

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

001 Welcome to one-on-one 002 How image editing begins 003 Opening a file by double-clicking it 004 The Home screen 005 The Open command 006 Opening from Adobe Bridge 007 Opening an image in Camera Raw 008 Let me show you around 009 Zooming in and out 010 Using the more precise Zoom tool 011 Reassigning Spotlight and Siri (Mac only) 012 Five ways to zoom continuously 013 Scrolling (or panning) 014 Birds eye and other scrolling tricks 015 Switching between open images 016 Cycling between screen modes 017 Using the Navigator panel 018 Panels and workspace Do not skip 019 Resetting and updating workspaces 020 A few important preferences 021 The layered composition 022 Introducing the Layers panel 023 Converting the flat Background to a layer 024 Jumping an image onto a new layer 025 Flipping and scaling a layer 026 Adding a vector-based layer 027 Creating a basic layer mask 028 Clipping one layer inside another 029 Merging two layers into one 030 Auto Select and the Move tool 031 Inverting a layer mask 032 Adding depth with layer effects 033 Softening a mask with Feather 034 Three ways to copy and paste layers 035 Auto-zooming one or more layers 036 The many ways to save 037 Five essential things to know about saving 038 Revert, autosave, and more 039 Saving layers to the native PSD format 040 The Maximize Compatibility option 041 Saving a flat print image to TIFF 042 Saving an interactive image to PNG 043 Saving a flat photograph to JPEG 044 Saving a cloud-based PSDC file 045 Introducing luminance 046 How luminance works 047 The three auto commands 048 Auto-correcting photographs 049 Auto Brightness Contrast 050 Custom Brightness Contrast 051 Applying a dynamic adjustment layer 052 Adjustment layer tips and tricks 053 Adjustment layers and blend modes 054 Introducing the histogram 055 Putting the histogram to use 056 Isolating an adjustment with a layer mask 057 Color cast versus color harmony 058 Identifying the color cast of a photo 059 Correcting a color cast automatically 060 Using the Color Balance command 061 Revisiting the last-applied settings 062 Correcting white balance in Camera Raw 063 When Camera Raw disappoints 064 Adjusting a color cast with Photo Filter 065 Applying Auto Color nondestructively 066 Introducing Camera Raw 067 Camera Raw basics 068 Working with a developed image 069 Zooming and panning 070 Working with panels 071 Capture raw, convert to DNG 072 Correcting for lens distortion 073 Removing chromatic aberration 074 Exposure and Contrast 075 Highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks 076 Working with Texture, Clarity, and Dehaze 077 Opening and editing multiple images 078 The real purpose of the White Balance tool 079 Camera Raw tricks and tips 080 Hue, Saturation, and Vibrance 081 Color = Hue + Saturation 082 How Vibrance works 083 Adjusting Vibrance in Photoshop 084 Deleting color sample markers 085 Adjusting Vibrance in Camera Raw 086 Introducing Hue Saturation 087 Using the Targeted Adjustment tool 088 Selectively adjusting colors in Camera Raw 089 Isolating a color range in Camera Raw 090 The selective power of Photoshop 091 Selection and Move tool basics 092 Selecting an elliptical object 093 Using the Paste Into command 094 Using the Copy Merged command 095 Add, subtract, and intersect selections 096 Using the Magic Wand tool 097 Using the three Lasso tools 098 Painting with the Quick Selection tool 099 Using the Object Selection tool 100 Too many pixels 101 Introducing Photoshop’s Crop tool 102 Cropping without deleting any pixels 103 Aspect ratio and other tricks 104 Working with the reference point 105 Finessing a crop with Canvas Size 106 Using Content-Aware Crop 107 Two ways to use the Straighten tool 108 Straightening with the Ruler tool 109 Cropping away all transparent pixels 110 Cropping and straightening in Camera Raw 111 Using the Perspective Crop tool 112 Cropping everything outside the canvas 113 Learning to paint 114 Introducing the Brush tool 115 Painting pressure-sensitive brushstrokes 116 Changing the size and hardness on-the-fly 117 Previewing size and hardness 118 Opacity versus Flow 119 Erasing with the tilde key 120 Roundness, Angle, and the arrow keys 121 Using the Smoothing options 122 Painting with automated symmetry 123 Rotating and resetting your view 124 Using an iPad as a sidecar tablet 125 Your best face forward 126 Using the Spot Healing Brush 127 Healing to an independent layer 128 Using the standard Healing Brush 129 Using the Clone Source panel 130 Rotating the source pixels 131 Restoring blown highlights 132 Using the Patch tool 133 Shift-clicking to heal in straight lines 134 The Dodge and Sponge tools to whiten teeth 135 The Camera Raw Spot Removal tool 136 How digital images work 137 Image size and resolution 138 Introducing the Image Size command 139 Common resolution standards 140 Upsampling vs. real high-resolution data 141 Changing the print resolution 142 Downsampling for print 143 Downsampling for email and photo sharing 144 The seven interpolation settings 145 Real-world rules for downsampling 146 Upsampling with Preserve Details 2.0 147 Print from RGB, not CMYK 148 Using my customizable printer test file 149 The Print command and color management 150 Print size and position 151 Using printer-specific options on the PC 152 Using printer-specific options on the Mac 153 Brightening your image for print 154 Description and printing marks 155 Establishing a borderless bleed 156 Free-range images 157 Assigning copyright and contact info 158 Copyrighting multiple images at a time 159 How color works on the web 160 Quick Export as PNG 161 Quick Export as JPEG 162 Introducing the old-school Save for Web 163 Saving an 8-bit GIF or PNG 164 Saving an animated GIF file 165 Exporting vector-based layers as SVG 166 Exporting multiple layers and groups 167 Until next time

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