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- Photoshop interface
- Getting around your image
- Zooming and its many ways
- Screen Modes
- Workspaces
- Image size and resolution
- Up and down sampling
- Crop tool and its various flavors
- Canvas size
- Working with layers
- Converting the background layer
- Adjustment layers
- Painting on new layers
- Opacity and blend modes
- Layer masks
- Layer styles
- Fill command
- Luminance and contrast
- Auto commands
- Reading the histogram
- Using adjustment layers
- Color Balance
- Correcting color casts
- Using adjustment layers
- Hue/Saturation
- Vibrance
- Sepia tone
- Making selections
- Marquee tools
- Quick Selection
- Add, subtract, and intersect selections
- Saving selections as channels
- Applying selections as layer masks
- Quick Mask mode
- Workflow
- Using the brush to add and subtract to selection
- Making high quality selections
- Retouching and healing photos
- Cloning
- Spot healing brush
- Healing brush
- Dodge and burn tools
- Sponge tool
- Plastic surgery or the Liquify filter
- Other mundane filters
- Working with Raw
- Camera Raw developing workflow
- The Camera Raw filter
- Highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks
- Processing multiple photos in Raw
- Working with text
- Vector-based type in Ps
- Character and type panels
- Fundamentals of typography
- Working with fonts
- Kerning, leading, and tracking
- Creating type along a path
- Printing
- RGB vs CMYK
- Print, size, and position
- Printing on a Mac vs a PC
- Borderless bleeds
- Previewing using print size view
- Web graphics
- Web colors and resolution
- Legacy “save for the web” command
- Using the Quick Export command
- Creating Cinemagraphs with video as gif
- Saving to different formats
- Wrap up