Product Description

Scott Kelby covers the features and tools in Camera Raw CS4 and he also demonstrates specific workflows to help his viewers practice and retain the information from the course.

This DVD-ROM covers:

• Opening Different File Formats (4:57)
• Camera Profiles (7:58)
• White Balance, Part 1 (7:50)
• White Balance, Part 2 (7:49)
• Exposure Essentials (7:39)
• Camera Raw Workflow #1 (7:22)
• Fill Light (3:54)
• Clarity, Saturation and Vibrance (7:10)
• Adding Contrast (4:51)
• Camera Raw Workflow #2 (4:54)
• Sharpening (11:02)
• Softening in Camera Raw (2:42)
• The Adjustment Brush (10:07)
• The Gradient Filter (5:43)
• The Spot Removal Brush (10:06)
• Camera Raw to Pano (8:33)
• Camera Raw Workflow #3 (12:25)
• Cropping (2:34)
• Straightening Images (0:52)
• Color Adjustments Using The Targeted Adjustment Tool (4:21)
• Removing (or adding) Lens Vignetting (6:07)
• Black and White and Duotones (7:56)
• Double Processing (9:22)
• Saving Your Raw Files and More Workflow (10:09)
• High Contrast Portrait Effect (7:18)
• Expanded Touch Up (7:18)
• Camera Raw Workflow #4 (7:46)

Scott Kelby is Editor and Publisher of Photoshop User magazine and Layers magazine (the how-to magazine for everything Adobe); as well as President and co-founder of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) and President of the software training, education, and publishing firm Kelby Media Group.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #661985 in Books
• Published on: 2009-10-12
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover

About the Author
Scott Kelby is Editor and Publisher of Photoshop User magazine and Layers magazine (the how-to magazine for everything Adobe); as well as President and co-founder of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) and President of the software training, education, and publishing firm Kelby Media Group.

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Customer Reviews

No hard cover book!
I ordered this "hardcover book" with DVD to find that it was only a DVD. I returned it for credit but it is still incorrectly listed in the Books category and incorrectly states that it is a "hardcover". The DVD delivered does not look at all like the illustration (not an important point, mind you).

Meant to be viewed on an iPod!
I purchased this DVD at a recent seminar.

To my surprise, I found that the training movies are all small (640x360) sized meant to be installed on an iPod. In fact, the only movies on the DVD are in a folder called "ipodcameraraw"! Where are the DVD size movies??? None of this is indicated on the case. There is only an iPod icon which means that that an iPod version is "included". I took this to mean that there is also a full-sized version included. Not so.

I don't want to learn Camera Raw or anything else from the tiny screen of an iPod, I want normal DVD-sized videos to run on my PC screen like the 880x660 videos that [...] provides.

Sure, I can re-size the iPod videos if I run them one-by-one in Quicktime rather than from the menu. But if I do that they are, of course, unclear.

And speaking of the menu, I had to hunt around the DVD until I found the "index.html" file which turned out to be the menu. The autorun does not call it up.

The tutorials themselves are fine and I have no issue with them but I have to say that all-in-all this is a rather shabby effort on the part of a company whose main business is providing training.

From now on I will stick with [...]