Adobe Photoshop CS - Part 1

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Welcome to Adobe Photoshop. Questions. ? Audience: Before beginning this tutorial, you should have a basic working knowledge …

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Adobe Photoshop CS
Part I: Images and Text
Welcome
?Questions
?Definitions
?Why Photoshop?
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Interface
?Basic Screen
?Toolbars
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File Management
?Opening a File
?Saving a File
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Tool Box
?Common Tools
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Images
?Cropping an Image
?Rotating an Image
?Removing Red Eye
?Rubber Stamp
?Save for Printing, Save for Web
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Text
?Adding Text
?Deleting Text Layer
?Positioning Text
?Enhancing Text
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Adobe Photoshop CS: Introduction
InforMedia Services
April, 2005
1Welcome to Adobe Photoshop
Questions
? Audience: Before beginning this tutorial, you should have a basic working knowledge of your computer and its operating system. Make sure you know how to use the mouse and standard menus and commands and also how to open, save, and close files.
? Goals: Have you ever wanted to learn how to use Adobe Photoshop, but had no idea where to start? This short tutorial will introduce the key features of Adobe Photoshop; how to alter images by using the basic editing tools.
? Image Source: With Photoshop you can open or import a variety of source images. You can create new images, import digital images saved in various formats, and scan or capture images from an imaging device.
? Output: How will the final product be displayed? Photoshop has the capability to produce images for both print or Web.
Definitions
? Bitmap: A geometric arrangement of different color dots on a rectangular grid.
? Bitmap Mode: Uses black or white color values to represent image pixels. Use for images with subtle color gradations, such as photographs or painted images.
? Bitmap Type: Type that is composed of pixels and may develop jagged edges…