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Overview
Do-it-yourselfers welcome the challenge to learn new tasks, save time and money, and gain control over their projects. Yet when it comes to color correction, many shy away from the task. This book provides the step-by-step instruction photographers need to maximize their image quality-from making quick fixes with automated tools to creating professional solutions with more sophisticated color tools. You'll learn to restore the color and contrast to faded or yellowed prints; eliminate color casts; ensure that color matches from image to image; reproduce skin tones accurately; and take control of your images!
SPECS: 128 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", 300 color images, index
Michelle Perkins is a writer, photographer, and graphic designer. She is the author of numerous books on photography and Photoshop, including The Beginner's Guide to Adobe Photoshop, Digital Landscape Photography Step-by-Step, and The Practical Guide to Digital Imaging (all from Amherst Media). She is a regular contributor to Rangefinder magazine and has also written for PC Photo.
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