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Projects at a Glance


          The Against The Clock Portfolio Series teaches graphic   Composite Movie Ad
          design software tools and techniques entirely within
          the framework of real-world projects; we introduce and   project 1  o  Compositing Images
          explain skills where they would naturally fall into a real   and Artwork
          project workflow.
              The project-based approach in The Professional     o  Managing Layers
          Portfolio Series allows you to get in depth with the   o  Creating Complex
          software beginning in Project 1 — you don’t have to read   Selections
          several chapters of introductory material before you can
          start creating finished artwork.                       o  Saving Photoshop
              Our approach also prevents “topic tedium” — in        Files for Print
          other words, we don’t require you to read pages and pages
          of information about text (for example); instead, we
          explain text tools and options as part of a larger project
          (in this case, as part of a postcard series).
              Clear, easy-to-read, step-by-step instructions walk
          you through every phase of each job, from creating a new
          file to saving the finished piece. Wherever logical, we also
          offer practical advice and tips about underlying concepts   Vintage Car Montage
          and graphic design practices that will benefit students as   o  Enlarging Source Files
          they enter the job market.                           project 2
              The projects in this book reflect a range of different   o  Working with
          types of Photoshop jobs, from creating a magazine ad      Vector Tools
          to correcting menu images to building a Web page.
          When you finish the eight projects in this book (and   o  Applying Styles
          the accompanying Portfolio Builder exercises), you will   and Filters
          have a substantial body of work that should impress any
          potential employer.
              The eight Photoshop projects are described briefly
          here; more detail is provided in the full table of contents
          (beginning on Page viii).






                                                               project 3  Museum Image Correction

                                                                 o  Retouching Damaged Images

                                                                 o  Correcting Lighting Problems

                                                                 o  Correcting Color Problems
                                                                 o  Preparing Images for Print
                          portfolio                              o  Working with HDR Images
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