Mark Fitzgerald 
Photoshop CS4 After the Shoot [PDF ebook] 

If you’re a photographer on the go and want the ability toedit your photos wherever the shoot takes you, then this book isfor you. Whether you’re on location, in a coffee shop, onvacation, or on a business trip, you’ll find everything youneed in this 6′ x 9′ guide that fits easily into your camera bag orlaptop case.But, don’t be fooled by the book’s size. Within itare over 300 full-color pages walks you through the workflow, editing, and organizing tasks found in this after-capture softwareprograms– Photoshop CS4. Additionally, numerous practicefiles are available online, so you can download them from whereveryou happen to be.Topics include:* Getting organized in Adobe Bridge* Working with raw files* Understanding Photoshop CS4’s updated, more intuitiveuser interface* Using different techniques for tonal and color adjustments* Creating black & whites, and sepia tones* Working with selection and retouching tools* Using the new Masking and Adjustments panels to add creativeeffects* Demystifying resolution and sizing* Creating elegant panoramas from multiple photos* Printing at home or at the lab* Building slideshows and uploading Web galleries easily usingthe new Adobe Output Module This easy-to-read book breaks this powerful program down intobite-sized pieces so you can quickly develop a consistent workflowthat gives you quality results with every photo. It’s exactlywhat every photographer needs After the Shoot.

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Mark Fitzgerald is a Photoshop trainer and workfl ow consultant who specializes in helping professional photographers thrive in the digital age. He has taught countless photographers how to smooth out their workfl ow and get the most from their images — through private training, classes, and workshops. Mark is an Adobe Certifi ed Photoshop Expert and an Adobe Certifi ed Photoshop Instructor. He and his wife, Julia (with their three dogs, Ruby, Hazel, and Sam), live in Portland, Oregon, where Mark owns a consulting business called The Digital Darkroom (www.ddroom.com).