Photoshop Elements 2022 For Dummies. Barbara Obermeier
target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="#ulink_cc2ce76e-18d5-577d-abe8-fd4e8d8f4a7a">Splashing on Color with the Paint Bucket Tool Working with Multicolored Gradients Working with Patterns Creating Shapes of All Sorts Chapter 14: Working with Type Understanding Type Basics Creating Point Type Creating Paragraph Type Creating Path Type Specifying Type Options Editing Text Simplifying Type Masking with Type Stylizing and Warping Type
9 Part 5: Printing, Creating, and Sharing Chapter 15: Getting It on Paper Getting Pictures Ready for Printing Working with Color Printer Profiles Getting Familiar with the Print Dialog Box Outsourcing Printing Chapter 16: Sharing Your Work Getting Familiar with the Elements Sharing Options Using the Share Panel Chapter 17: Making Creations Checking Out the Create Panel Grasping Creation-Assembly Basics Creating a Quote Graphic Creating a Memories Video Creating a PDF Slideshow Making Additional Creations
10 Part 6: The Part of Tens Chapter 18: The Ten Best Guided Edits Correct Skin Tone Sharpen Object Removal Perfect Portrait Replace Background Remove a Color Cast Levels Resize Your Photo Recompose Move & Scale Object Chapter 19: Ten (or So) More Project Ideas Screen Savers Flyers, Ads, and Online Auctions Clothes, Hats, and More Posters Household and Business Inventories Project Documentation School Reports and Projects Blogs Wait — There’s More
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List of Tables
1 Chapter 2TABLE 2-1 How Image and Display Resolutions Affect What You See OnscreenTABLE 2-2 Resolutions and Printing
2 Chapter 16TABLE 16-1 Photo Sharing Providers
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1-1: The Photoshop Elements Home screen.FIGURE 1-2: The default Photo Editor workspace with the Quick tab selected.FIGURE 1-3: The before and after views in Quick mode.FIGURE 1-4: The Crop tool sized on a photo.FIGURE 1-5: An edited photo uploaded to Facebook.FIGURE 1-6: The History panel.FIGURE 1-7: The Save As dialog box that appears on using your first Save/Save A...FIGURE 1-8: The Save for Web dialog box.
2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: The same image is viewed at different zoom levels.FIGURE 2-2: The Image Size dialog box.FIGURE 2-3: The drop-down list of file formats that Elements supports.FIGURE 2-4: When saving in JPEG format, choose the amount of compression you wa...FIGURE 2-5: The Levels dialog box.FIGURE 2-6: The Color Settings dialog box.
3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: The Photo Editor workspace. FIGURE 3-2: Tool Options provide more editing features for tools selected in th...FIGURE 3-3: The image window displays an open file undocked within the Elements...FIGURE 3-4: Click the readout on the status bar to see file information.FIGURE 3-5: From the pop-up menu on the status bar, choose commands to show mor...FIGURE 3-6: A contextual menu for a Rectangular Marquee selection.FIGURE 3-7: Additional tools within a tool group are available in the Tool Opti...FIGURE 3-8: The Tools panel with keystroke equivalents to access a tool from th...FIGURE 3-9: The Layers panel with a Background and three layers.FIGURE 3-10: The Layers panel pop-up menu.FIGURE 3-11: Actions panel opened in a group of floating windows.FIGURE 3-12: Open the Photo Bin Options pop-up menu to display various actions ...FIGURE 3-13: Click the Guided tab to open the Guided Edit panel.FIGURE 3-14: Choose Moving Overlays from the Enhance menu to open the Moving Ov...FIGURE 3-15: The General pane in the Preferences dialog box.FIGURE 3-16: The Preset Manager dialog box provides a central area where you ca...
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