
- 281 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
THE ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LAYERS BOOK
About this book
Layers are the building blocks for working in Photoshop. With the correct use of the Layers Tool, you can edit individual components of your images nondestructively to ensure that your end result is a combination of the best parts of your work. Despite how important it is for successful Photoshop work, the Layers Tool is one of the most often misused and misunderstood features within this powerful software program. This book will show you absolutely everything you need to know to work with layers, including how to use masks, blending, modes and layer management. You'll learn professional techniques as you become completely familiar with the power of layers as an organizational, correction, and revision tool that will quickly become an essential part of your overall Photoshop workflow.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Halftitle
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. The Foundations
- 2. Targeting Change with Layers
- 3. Targeting Change by Isolation and Masking
- 4. Applying Layer Effects and Styles
- 5. Exploring Layer Modes
- 6. Taking an Image through the Process
- 7. Making a Composite Image
- Appendix 1. Quick Reference
- Appendix 2. Essential Non-Layer Concepts
- Index