Professional Photoshop?: The Classic Guide to Color Correction

by Dan Margulis

Professional Photoshop 7 not only covers color correcting for press, but also reflects the changing needs of readers by addressing issues such as outputting to color printers and high-volume copiers. The author teaches color correction with Photoshop by demystifying classic skills-analyzing images, understanding colorspaces, working with numerical color curves, using the Unsharp Mask filter.
Covers new Photoshop 7. This edition includes three completely new chapters on previously unpublished techniques for correcting color.
ABOUT THE CD-ROM
Includes original images from the book, bonus instructional materials, Adobe Acrobat Reader for Windows and Macintosh. CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Genres: Photography, Nonfiction, Design, Reference

416 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2002

Reviews

[Philip De Groot]

This is "the" book for people who want to understand Photoshop. Unfortunately Adobe has changed the interface and menus so that it is difficult to perform the lessons Margulis sets out because this book was written when Photoshop CS3 was current. None the less you can still learn how to modify/fix photos by numbers without needing to see the changes. A colourblind person can learn from this book how to become a master at improving digital images.

[Tim Wilder]

This guy has it own theory of color and thinks that Photoshop has it wrong. Good book if you want to get deep into things, but not for basic howto.

[Cody]

Great information! I got a chance to view Color Correction and the digital darkroom in a whole new light, learning different advanced concepts and how to look at photographs to evaluate accurate color.

[Chris Tisinger]

very challenging, again. very difficult to follow. read this book at least 2 or 3 times. input overload!

[egaraza]

The FIRST book of color correction. Period.

[Peterk]

Essential reading for those seeking perfection wrt tuning the colours of their photographs. Caveat: a demanding read!

[Artborghi]

not quite a technical manual, more philosophy of photography at a glance

[Weidong]

Great book for understanding color, and color editing in photography.

[Rob Jones]

Not an easy read but well worth it, even though it came out back when Photoshop was at CS2.