A Beginner's Guide to Digital Image Repair in Photoshop: Volume 2

Continue to explore how to digitally restore your old historical photos in Photoshop for print out or to use online as still photos. As you progress through this volume’s chapters, you’ll look at some of the many color adjustments and filters that Photoshop has to offer, both old and new. These can assist you in your restoration project or to animate select images.

_A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Image Repair in Photoshop: Volume 2 _shares various techniques and tips that you can use to restore your own photos using Photoshop’s Adjustment Layers and filters. You’ll look at some basic animation options and the various techniques you can use in Photoshop to repair damage.

When done you’ll be ready to move beyond Photoshop and explore the next steps in your project.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

* Use the new and improved Adjustment Layers panel for basic overall color correction.
* Discover which old and new filters are useful for repairing most photo issues.
* Animate photos using the Photoshop Timeline panel.

WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR

Beginning to Intermediate-level users who would like to learn how to repair old historical photos and slides for digital presentation or for print. Also, for those who are interested in basic digital image repair and animation.

Jennifer Harder has worked in the graphic design industry for over 15 years. She has a degree in graphic communications and is currently teaching Acrobat, and Adobe Creative Cloud courses at Langara College. She is also author of several Apress books and related videos.

Chapter 1: Adjustment Layers, Blending Modes with Masks for Photo Restoration: Part 1.- Chapter 2: Adjustment Layers, Blending Modes with Masks for Photo Restoration: Part 2.- Chapter 3: Basic Filters for Photo Restoration.- Chapter 4: Advanced Filters for Photo Restoration: Part 1 .-Chapter 5: Advanced Filters for Photo Restoration: Part 2.- Chapter 6: Creating a Parallax: Bringing Your Vintage or Historical Photos to Life.- Chapter 7: Next Steps in Your Photo Restoration Project.