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34 595776 Bindex.Qxd 11/15/05 8:27 PM Page 431 34_595776 bindex.qxd 11/15/05 8:27 PM Page 431 Index Straighten Tool (A), 222–22 Numbers and Symbols synchronizing filmstrip settings, - (dash) character, file naming 230–233 conventions, 152 White Balance Tool (1), 218, 225–227 ... (ellipses) characters, dialog box workflow settings, 238–239 indicator, 154 Zoom Tool (Z), 216 _(underscore) character, file naming actions conventions, 153 disc proofing, 178–187 8-bit files saving, 186 bit depth, 127 verifying, 186–187 color channels, 138–139 adjustment layers versus 16-bit files, 129–137 color corrections in Adobe Photoshop 16-bit files, versus 8-bit files, 129–137 CS2, 258–260 darkening pupils, 377–380 elements, 287 A layers, versus image menu ACR3 (Adobe Camera Raw 3) format adjustments, 259 brightness adjustments, 233 Adobe Bridge color casts, 226 batch file renaming, 153–158 color channels, 234–237 cache files, 160–162 Color Sampler Tool (S), 218, 228–230 color labels, 249 contrast adjustments, 234 digital light box, 243–244 Crop Tool (C), 218–222 enabling/disabling ACR3 (Adobe disabling auto adjustments, 50–51 Camera Raw 3) format, 49–51 exposure correction advantages, 272 exporting cache files, 160–162 exposure adjustments, 228–234 exposure display preferences, 52 filmstrip view, 251 image filtering, 250 Hand Tool (H/Spacebar), 217 image ranking, 198 JPEG format nonsupport, 251 image ratings, 249 marking images for deletion, 225 image selections, 197–198 opening Adobe BridgeCOPYRIGHTED image image MATERIAL sorts, 247–248 selections, 251 image views, 48–52 Rotate CCW (L), 223–225 keyword uses, 149 Rotate CW (R), 223–225 launch methods, 154 saturation adjustments, 234 opening image selections in ACR3, 251 shadow adjustments, 233 sidecar files, 150 sidecar files, 150 thumbnail selections, 245–247 34_595776 bindex.qxd 11/15/05 8:28 PM Page 432 432 Digital SLR Photography with Photoshop CS2 All-in-One For Dummies Adobe Bridge (continued) color samplers, 256–260 user interface panels, 244 comparing original/corrected images, viewing enhanced RAW files, 160–162 267–268 viewing JPEG format images, 251 Contact Sheet II, 197–206 viewing sidecar files, 150 Cooling filter, 296–298 Web Photo Gallery, 207–214 copyright notices, 175–178 Adobe Camera Raw 3 (ACR3) format disc proofing action, 178–187 brightness adjustments, 233 exposure adjustments, 269–282 color casts, 226 fine-tuning slider controls, 267 color channels, 234–237 grayscale step charts, 270–271 Color Sampler Tool (S), 218, 228–230 highlight balancing, 260–264 contrast adjustments, 234 image views, 48–52 Crop Tool (C), 218–222 Info palette information display, disabling auto adjustments, 50–51 132–137 exposure adjustments, 228–234 keyboard shortcuts, 131, 401–403 exposure correction advantages, 272 layer masks, 286–301 filmstrip view, 251 Levels adjustment layer, 277 Hand Tool (H/Spacebar), 217 opening ACR3 cropped images, 221 JPEG format nonsupport, 251 Photo Filter adjustment layer, 283–286 marking images for deletion, 225 printing CD/DVD labels, 169–172 opening Adobe Bridge image printing proof sheets, 204–206 selections, 251 Rectangular Marquee tool, 287–288 Rotate CCW (L), 223–225 saving images, 266 Rotate CW (R), 223–225 shadow neutralization, 264–266 saturation adjustments, 234 16-bit space support, 129–130 shadow adjustments, 233 specular highlights, 260–261 sidecar files, 150 steps, color, 254–255 Straighten Tool (A), 222–22 underexposure corrections, 275–279 synchronizing filmstrip settings, Warming filter, 286–291 230–233 Web Photo Gallery styles, 213–214 White Balance Tool (1), 218, 225–227 zoom percentages, 295 workflow settings, 238–239 AE/AF lock, DSLR component, 10–12 Zoom Tool (Z), 216 American Standards Association (ASA), Adobe Photoshop CS2 film sensitivity, 21 adjustment layers, 258–260 angle of views Adobe Camera Raw 3 (ACR3), 215–240 fixed-focal length lens, 55–56 Bridge image views, 48–52 lenses, 55–56 brush preferences, 291–295 apertures (f/stop) color casts, 256–260 corresponding shutter speeds, 28 color fringe corrections, 56 depth of field (DOF), 35–40 34_595776 bindex.qxd 11/15/05 8:28 PM Page 433 Index 433 described, 34 Batch Rename dialog box, renaming exposure control, 11, 19–20 files, 156 f/stop formulas, 37 battery compartment, DSLR component, front element, 37 10–13 full/third stops, 34 Bayer Array, sensor’s pixel layout, 138 lens placements, 35 bevel and emboss, proof sheet images, middle gray tone, 42–44 201–203 Apple’s Spotlight, cataloging/search bit depth software, 153 charts, 129 archives color sampler techniques, 130–132 backup files, 162–165 described, 125 images, 85 8-bit files, 127 artifacts gradational gray scales, 127–128 color fringe, 56 Info palette information display, healing, 364–365 132–137 reasons for, 347 16-bit versus 8-bit, 129–137 ASA (American Standards Association), tones per recorded pixel, 125–126 film sensitivity, 21 black and white images auto adjustments, enabling/disabling Channel Mixer, 347–350 ACR3 (Adobe Camera Raw 3), 49–51 color conversions, 344–350 desaturation, 346 B grayscale conversion, 345 selecting multiple layers, 350–353 Background Eraser, avoiding, 318 blocked up shadows, gray scale background layers numbers, 128 backing up by duplicating/renaming, blown-out highlight, gray scale 328–329 numbers, 128 nondestructive editing techniques, body postures, camera handling 328–336 techniques, 87–91 Weird Dream effects painting, 310–312 Bogen (Manfrotto) tripods, 94 backups borders background layers, 328–329 active layer masks, 288 CD versus DVD, 165–166 Web Photo Gallery, 212 external hard drives, 164 bracketing, described, 26 image files, 83–84, 162–165 brightness, ACR3 exposure importance of, 162–163 adjustments, 233 portable storage devices, 164–165 Brush tool banding, extreme correction brush sizing, 294 outcome, 281 darkening pupils, 378–380 banners, Web Photo Gallery, 207 hiding versus erasing pixels, 323–324 34_595776 bindex.qxd 11/15/05 8:28 PM Page 434 434 Digital SLR Photography with Photoshop CS2 All-in-One For Dummies Brush tool (continued) cathode ray tube (CRT), monitor iris brightening, 382 calibration, 391–392 painting layer masks, 296 CD (compact disc) brushes burning, 167–169 crosshair cursor settings, 292–293 versus DVD (digital versatile disc), foreground/background color 165–166 settings, 293 file corruption prevention techniques, hard versus soft edges, 294 173–175 painting layer masks, 296 image archives, 85 preference settings, 291–295 nonvolatile media, 165 sizing, 294 printing labels, 169–172 buffers, on-board memory storage, 76 reviewing after burning, 187–194 burning a disc, CDs/DVDs, 167–169 CF readers, CompactFlash card image transfers, 80–81 C Channel Mixer color to black and white conversion, cache files, Adobe Bridge, 160–162 347–350 calibration, monitors, 391–392 multiple layer selections, 350–353 Camera Raw dialog box viewing adjustment layers, 353–354 enhancing digital negatives, 158–160 channels, DSLR camera colors, 137–138 renaming RAW files while copying, 158 charts, bit depth, 129 Canon chromatic aberration, light focusing, 56 full frame sensors, 16 cleaning tools, dust removal, 117–122 full-frame lens compatibility, 50 Clipboard, copying/pasting files, 188 Canon 20D, camera components Clone Stamp, image retouching illustrated, 12 techniques, 329–330 Canon Digital Rebel XT clothing, cold weather, 92 camera components illustrated, 10 cloudy, DSLR white balance setting, 104 white balance settings, 104–105 cold weather clothing, camera handling Canon EOS 20D aid, 92 digital/full-frame lens support, 58 color aliasing, RGB images, 184 8.2 megapixel sensor, 16, 17 color casts Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT, digital/full- ACR3, 226 frame lens support, 58 Adobe Photoshop CS2, 256–260 card readers ExpoDisc, 110 battery-powered, 164 neutral reference cards, 107–109 CompactFlash card image transfers, color channels 80–81 ACR3 adjustments, 234–237 card slot cover, DSLR component, DSLR cameras, 137–138 10–13 8-bit files, 138–139 primary colors, 344 34_595776 bindex.qxd 11/15/05 8:28 PM Page 435 Index 435 color checkers, neutral reference cards, color temperature 107–109 light origins, 103 color corrections lighting conditions, 102 highlight balancing, 260–264 monitor calibration, 392 image comparisons, 267–268 white balance settings, 218, 225–227 neutralizing shadows, 264–266 colors specular highlights, 260–261 channels, 137–138 Color Efex Pro 2.0 chromatic aberration, 56 background painting, 310–312 color temperatures, 102 file naming when saving, 306 fluorescent lighting, 101 paint while modifying effects, 304 GretagMacbeth ColorChecker Gray painting techniques, 308–310 Scale reference card, 107–109 Selective palette setup, 301–303 image preview sampling, 218 skin tones, 313 middle gray tone, 42–44 special effects, 301–314 neutral, 254–255 viewing full screen mode effects, neutral reference cards, 107–109 306–308 open shade conditions, 101 Weird Dreams effects, 302–314 primary, 343–344 color filters, sensors, 137 true daylight, 101 color fringe, artifacts, 56 Weird Dreams effects, 302–314 color images, black and white white balance compensation, 103 conversions, 344–350 white light sources, 101–110 color management combing, histogram display, 135–136, 281 color profiles, 393 CompactFlash cards monitor calibration, 391–392 capacities, 76 color picker, retouching portraits, care/handling guidelines, 79–80 358–359 data recovery, 77 color profiles development history, 142 printer translation packages, 393 durability, 75, 76 printing application, 394–395 failure avoidance techniques, 77–78 color references, neutral reference file
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