Adobe Photoshop (CC Level 1)

Ideal for film, video, and multimedia professionals and graphic and web designers using 3D and motion, as well as professionals in engineering and science, Adobe Photoshop software delivers everything in Photoshop and more.

Render and incorporate 3D images into your 2D composites. Stop time with easy editing of motion graphics on video layers. And probe your images with measurement, analysis, and visualization tools.

Objectives

In this course, you will navigate the Photoshop CC workspace, identify and use Photoshop tools to enhance photographic images, and organize files in Adobe Bridge.

You will:

• Identify the basic components of the Photoshop workspace and Adobe Bridge.

• Define image size, resolution, and color modes.

• Work with the selection tool and layers.

• Make image enhancements and adjustments.

• Open and modify an image in Camera Raw.

• Prepare images for print and the web.

Prerequisites

To ensure your success in your course, you should have a basic comfort level with digital photography. For example, you have used a digital camera and downloaded images to your computer or other storage device.

You should also have basic computer skills and understand how to launch an application, browse to locate and open files, and navigate to on-screen elements using a mouse or other navigational devices.

Outline

• Lesson 1: Getting Started with Photoshop

  • Topic A: Introduction to Photoshop

  • Topic B: Adobe Bridge and Mini Bridge

  • Topic C: Navigate the Photoshop Workspace

  • Topic D: Customize the Photoshop Workspace

• Lesson 2: Beginning with Image Basics

  • Topic A: Manage Image Elements and Formats

  • Topic B: Working with Digital Devices

• Lesson 3: Managing Selections and Layers

  • Topic A: Use Selection Tools

  • Topic B: Manage Layers

• Lesson 4: Making Image Adjustments

  • Topic A: Crop, Move, and Straighten Images

  • Topic B: Image Repairs

• Lesson 5: Refining Images

  • Topic A: Layer Adjustments

  • Topic B: Introduction to Camera Raw

• Lesson 6: Saving Images for Web and Print

  • Topic A: Save Images for the Web

  • Topic B: Save Images for Print