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Digital Imaging for the Underwater Photographer : Computer Applications for Photo Enhancement and Presentation.
Title:
Digital Imaging for the Underwater Photographer : Computer Applications for Photo Enhancement and Presentation.
Author:
Drafahl, Jack.
ISBN:
9781608950065
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Edition:
2nd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (225 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Table of Contents -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. THE DIGITAL PROCESS -- Input -- Digital Camera Images -- Film Images -- Edit -- Hardware -- Software -- Output -- Inkjet Printer -- Dye Sublimation Printer -- Film Recorder -- Digital Slide Shows -- Taking the Plunge -- 3. SCANNING YOUR UNDERWATER IMAGES -- Film Choices -- Slides -- Color Negatives -- Black & White Negatives -- Scanning Techniques -- Software Controls -- Bulk vs. Single Scan -- Scanning Cleanliness -- Sharpening -- Editing Tools -- Color Management -- Color Balancing Your Monitor -- Color-Management Software -- 4. DIGITAL RESOLUTION -- Resolution -- Perception of Quality -- Pixel Dimension -- Scanning Resolutions -- Rescan to Change Page Size or Resolution -- Scanning for the Internet -- Scanning for Inkjet Printers -- 5. PHOTO SOFTWARE BASICS -- Adobe Photoshop and Elements -- Toolbox -- Pull-Down Menus -- Plug-in Filters -- Actions -- Palette Menus -- What's Ahead? -- 6. BASIC IMAGE ADJUSTMENTS -- Quickfix and Auto Smart Fix -- The Three Autos -- Auto Levels -- Auto Contrast -- Auto Color -- Variations -- Adjustments Command -- Saturation -- 7. IMAGE COMPRESSION -- Image Compression Types -- JPEG -- Fractal -- Wavelet -- Final Thoughts -- 8. SELECTION TOOLS -- Rectangular and Circular Marquee -- Lasso Tools -- Lasso -- Polygonal Lasso -- Magnetic Lasso -- Magic Wand -- Color Range -- More Selections -- 9. PHOTOGRAPHIC CURVES -- Levels -- Other Options -- Curves -- Final Thoughts -- 10. NOISE REDUCTION -- Film Grain -- Higher-ISO Films -- Depth of Field -- Underexposure -- Blue Layer -- Enlargements -- Digital Camera Noise -- Underexposure -- Color Corrections -- Image Compression and Resolution -- Solutions for Film Users -- Digital GEM -- Despeckle and Dust & Scratches Filters -- Solutions for Digital Camera Users -- nik Multimedia Dfine -- Alien Skin Image Doctor.

Final Thoughts -- 11. SHARPEN AND FOCUS SOLUTIONS -- Unsharp Mask -- Focus Magic -- Other Solutions -- Creative Focus -- 12. WORKING WITH CHANNELS -- Black & White Conversions -- Blue Water Film Scans -- Alpha Channels -- 13. WORKING WITH LAYERS -- Nai'a Nudis Project -- Selecting a Subject -- Getting Started -- Adding Images -- Layer Styles -- Saving the File -- Poster Output -- 14. BACKSCATTER -- Clone Tool -- Eraser -- Polygonal Lasso Tool -- Magic Wand -- 15. SCRATCH REPAIR FOR FILM IMAGES -- Digital Repair -- Clone Tool -- Healing Brush -- Patch Tool -- Select a Similar Area -- Lasso Your Area -- The Image Doctor -- 16. PROCESSING ERRORS -- Missing Black Detail -- Missing Color -- Underexposed Images -- Color Streaks -- 17. BURNING AND DODGING TECHNIQUES -- Digital Options -- Flash Fill -- Light Traps -- Shadow Play -- 18. PRINTING TECHNIQUES -- Color Management -- Image Rescaling -- Paper and Ink Types -- 19. DIGITAL SLIDE SHOWS -- Computer-Driven Slide Shows -- Video-Editing Programs -- DVD Authoring -- Presenting Your Underwater DVD -- 20. ARCHIVAL DATA STORAGE -- Temporary Backup Storage -- Archival Storage -- CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW -- Multi-Session Recording -- Final Thoughts -- 21. PHOTO DATABASE SYSTEMS -- Drafahl Numbering System -- Photo Database Programs -- Color Negatives -- Digital Camera Images -- Thumbnail Images -- Storage -- 22. THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL IMAGING UNDERWATER -- Enhancement vs. Manipulation -- Photo Enhancement -- Photo Manipulation -- Do You or Don't You? -- Do We or Don't We? -- Appendix -- Index.
Abstract:
Designed to help the underwater photographer make a smooth transition to digital imaging, this handbook discusses how to digitally refine, correct, and enhance underwater photographs. The equipment necessary for digital imaging for underwater photography is explained, and includes a discussion on the essentials of scanning in order to develop underwater pictures. Along with extensive information on Adobe Photoshop and how it can be used to edit underwater pictures, this new edition features instructions on how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements, a more basic program geared toward beginning photographers. Images and screenshots have also been updated, and information on the best software plug-ins for underwater imaging using Adobe Photoshop is provided.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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