Photoshop Explained: Computer Print Prepress Image Color Adjustment

Author: Liu Wuhui
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This is a specialized book dedicated to accurate calibration of computer prepress image colors. The author has long been engaged in teaching and development work in the printing industry, accumulating extensive experience in computer graphic processing and image color correction. This book is the crystallization of their long-term practice and research. It guides readers step-by-step in analyzing and using Photoshop to process various quality issues of images. The content of the book: This book is divided into 5 chapters. Chapter 1 briefly introduces the commonly used Photoshop functions in computer graphic design and art. Chapter 2 explains the basics of original document analysis. Chapter 3 covers the various functions and commands of Photoshop color management. Chapter 4 discusses the characteristics, functions, and usage of Photoshop's various color adjustment tools. Chapter 5 explains methods for calibrating colors for different types of image originals through categorized examples. Features of the book: 1. It is specifically written for the image color calibration techniques needed by graphic designers, with few similar books available. 2. It adopts a teaching method that combines explanation with examples, progressing from specific points to broader concepts, from to the whole, with rich illustrations to explain the basics, practical tips, and advanced applications of Photoshop image calibration techniques. 3. The content is detailed, with abundant examples, strong professionalism, practicality, and guidance. Target Audience: This book is not only a self-study guide and quick reference for professionals engaged in graphic design, advertising design, product packaging design, web design, cover design, and prepress color separation in the printing industry, but it can also serve as a teaching and self-study textbook for students and teachers of graphic design-related majors in colleges and universities. It is also suitable as a teaching material for social graphic design training courses. Accompanying the book is "800 Questions on Computer Prepress Graphic Processing," which has already been favored by a wide readership. It is specifically written for the image color calibration techniques needed by graphic designers, with few similar books available. It adopts a teaching method that combines explanation with examples, progressing from specific points to broader concepts, from to the whole, with rich illustrations to explain the basics, practical tips, and advanced applications of Photoshop image calibration techniques. The content is detailed, with abundant examples, strong professionalism, practicality, and guidance. This book is not only a self-study guide and quick reference for professionals engaged in graphic design, advertising design, product packaging design, web design, cover design, and prepress color separation in the printing industry, but it can also serve as a teaching and self-study textbook for students and teachers of graphic design-related majors in colleges and universities. It is also suitable as a teaching material for social graphic design training courses.