Photoshop Color Correction: The Essentian Guide to Color Quality for Digital Images

by Michael Kieran

It's always been possible to produce great-looking images in Photoshop. However, Color Correction in Adobe Photoshop 7.0 makes it easy. This book is the distillation of color expert Michael Kieran's ten years of experience in delivering workshops on color correction and color management. It includes tips and tricks that will enable Photoshop users to improve the detail, color balance, and sharpness of any photograph, regardless of its source, by applying color improvements you can see on both the computer screen and in print. The emphasis of this book lies in its visual techniques, with plenty of photographs and screen shots to illustrate how color correction really happens. Readers can deepen their understanding by following along with the sample images provided on the accompanying CD-ROM.

Genres: Photography

384 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

Michael Kieran is a leading authority on electronic color, and the author of three books and more than 100 magazine articles on color technology. More than 50000 people have attended his one-day seminars on color scanning, color printing, color correction and color management systems. Michael is vice-president of Services for E-Color, Inc. in San Francisco, where he is responsible for a team of consultants providing color management and color correction services. He is the author of Understanding Desktop Color (Peachpit Press, 1994) and Color Scanning Handbook (DPA Press, 1997)