by Gregory GeorgesWhether you shoot your original photographs on film or work with a digital camera, image-editing software lets you do amazing things--and this unique book shows you how.
Focusing on retouching techniques and artistic effects rather than software specifics, Gregory Georges walks you step by step through 50 of today's coolest, fastest, and most useful image-editing tricks from simple tweaks and fixes to eye-popping collages and hand-painted effects.
-Transform ordinary photos into artistic masterworks
-Perfect an image by removing scratches and correcting color
-Create a quick brush-like painting or filter effect
-Play around with saturation, gradation, and other color transformations
-Combine and clone images for panoramas, photomontages, and more
-Embellish portraits with soft focus, mixed media or caricature effects
-Mimic sepia, depth-of-field, motion blur, and other traditional photo techniques
-Build frames and backgrounds to show of your photos
This collection of fast techniques for working with and creating digital photos is probably one of the better investments you'll make for getting the right shot and the right print. You'll love the CD-ROM features images, a slide-show, and evaluation software. System requirements: Windows 98, Pentium class PC, or Mac OS 8.6, 64MB RAM, 300 MB hard disk space, CD-ROM drive. * 50 Fast Digital Photo Techniques - by Gregory GeorgesPaperback: 292 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.01 x 9.06 x 8.00; Publisher: John Wiley & Sons - Bk&Cd-Rom edition (July 2001) * from the Photography Department. Keywords for this item are: Photography: digital photography, cameras, manipulation, montage, retouching -- You can find many other titles from this department here!
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