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Real World Camera Raw with Adobe Photoshop CS2 View Larger Image | Bruce Fraser
Peachpit Press, Paperback, Published May 2005, 314 pages, ISBN 0321334094 | List Price: $39.99
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Chapter 3: Raw System Overview
Excerpted from pp. 39-52 of Real World Camera Raw with Adobe Photoshop CS2
by Bruce Fraser. Copyright (c) 2005. Reprinted with permission from Pearson
Education, Inc. and Adobe Press.
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Call it a control thing, but until recently–or, more specifically, until
the availability of digital raw camera formats–you simply weren’t ready
to make the move to digital photography. Raw formats, however, changed all of
that by allowing you to retrieve images before any in-camera processing has been
performed. Photoshop’s Adobe Camera Raw plug-in makes that process even easier
by providing a standardized way of accessing and working with these uncompressed
digital negatives in your favorite image-manipulation software. In the first volume
devoted exclusively to the topic, best-selling author Bruce Fraser shows you how
to take advantage of Adobe Camera Raw to set white balance, optimize contrast
and saturation, handle noise, correct tint, and recover lost detail in images
before converting them to another format. After learning about the raw formats
themselves, you’ll discover hands-on techniques for exposing and shooting
for digital raw, using Bridge, Adobe’s new standalone file browser, to preview
images and automate tasks, and building a workflow around the digital raw process.
About the Author
Bruce Fraser is a San Francisco-based freelance writer specializing
in publishing and color issues. He is an avid amateur photographer and has used
PhotoShop since its first appearance as BArneyScan XP. He is a contributing
editor for both MacWEEK and MacUser, and is the author of Using Color Management
Systems for Pushbutton Color, the definitive industry study on color management
systems. He writes and lectures extensively on color publishing issues, and
has co-authored several books, including Real World PageMaker 5: Industrial
Strength Techniques andHow Desktop Publishing Works.
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