The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook- P9

The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook- P9: Why did Adobe developed Lightroom as a new product?Photoshop’s core engine really wasn’t designed for rawimage processing or digital asset management. To answer theneeds of photographers, Adobe introduced Bridge, which was fi rstfeatured in Photoshop CS2.
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The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook- P9 INDEXColor spaces, for digital (continued) remove spots tool, 153, 155 and raw digital capture, 34–35 Snapshots Panel, 199–200 for web, 35–36 Split Toning Panel, 182Command E. Lightroom, 317 straighten tool and the straighten toolCommand U, 173 slider, 151Compare Mode, 120 Tone Curve Panel, 176–178Compare View, 118 Tone Panel, 168–173Contrast Slider, 172 toolbar, 147Cool Tone, 182 Vignettes Panel, 192–193Copy/Paste Buttons, 103, 112 zoom fit, 148 for synchronizing, 214 Digital dictionary, 335–350Crème de la crème, 28 Digital Negative (DNG), 26–27, 29, 263–264Crop overlay and straighten tool, Digital shooting, elements of 150–151 backups, 19CSS Galleries, 253 bit images, 13–17Curves adjustment, 16 editing, 3–4Customizing, slideshow toolbar, 226 exposure for digital capture, 12–13Custom printer profiles, 244 filters, 17–18Custom workspaces, 78–79 histograms, 7–12 memory cards, 1–3D optimum ISO setting, 4–5D-65 archive, 296–297 physical work environment, 18–19Darks, 177 white balance, 5–7D65.com, 67 Discard previews, 64D-65 drive structure, 297–298 D key, 78Default Adobe settings, 215 D-65 Lightroom workflowDetail Matte, 255 adding keywords and additional metadata, 277Detail Slider, 187 applying Develop Setting, 270Develop module backup of the imported files, 265 Basic Panel, 164–168 color correcting, 279 Before/After view, 148 creation of web gallery, 280 Camera Calibration Panel, 193–195 editing, 274–277 cloning and healing tools, 153–154 exporting of files, 280–290 crop overlay and straighten tool, file handling, 263–264 150–151 file naming, 265–269 Detail Panel, 182–192 importing of images, 262–269 flagging, an image as a Pick or as Rejected, 148 initial preview, 273 forward or backwards button, 148 keywords, 273 histogram, 148–149 Metadata Preset, 270–272 Histogram Panel, 148–149 preview, 273–274 History Panel, 199 raw files, 261 HSL/Color/Grayscale Panel, 178–182 renaming of images, 277–279 Impromptu Slideshow, 148 Double click, 77 labels, 148 Draft Mode Printing, 231, 238–239 localized adjustments, 150 Drag Keywords, 103 localized corrections adjustment brush, 159–163 D-65 recommendations, 2–5, 11–12, 25, 36–37, 45, localized corrections graduated filter, 156–159 47 Loupe view, 148 Library Module, 88, 89, 97, 108 Presence Panel, 173–176 print, 238 Presets Panel, 195–198 suggested starting point, for sharpening, 188–189 ranking, 148 for synchronizing settings, 304–315 red eye reduction tool, 152 for user preset, 196352 INDEXDrop-down menu, of navigator panel, 85 Highlight Recovery, 169D-65’s Lightroom_Library, 47–48 Highlights, 176 Histograms, 7–11, 97, 177E on the back of the LCD, 11–12Edge Masking, 188 HTML Galleries, 253Editing, in camera, 3–4 Hue Sliders, 178–179Edit in Photoshop, 317Edit menu, 133 IEffect Slider, 150 Identity Plate, 237Emergency power, 294 ImagenomicNoiseware, 190Epson & Canon printers, 35, 37 Import, 117Epson K3 inks, 242 backup for archiving, 295Epson Premium Glossy, 242 to desktop/laptop, 304–315Epson Premium Luster, 242 D-65 Lightroom workflowEpson Stylus Pro 3800, 243 backup, 265Export, 117 library module, 117Export PDF button, 227 preferences, Lightroom, 54–57Exposure, for digital capture, 12 Import Photos dialog box, 305Exposure Slider, 168–169 Impromptu Slideshow, 125, 148Extens ...