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Photoshop CS3 Extended Video and 3D Bible
John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Feb 2008, Pages: 464
About the Author
Introduction
Part I: Manipulating 3D Models
Chapter 1: Introducing the Photoshop 3D Workspace
Chapter 2: Manipulating 3D Objects, Cameras, and Lights
Part II: Editing and Creating Composites with 3D Models
Chapter 3: Editing the Texture of a 3D Object
Chapter 4: Adding Layers to a 3D Object to Change Its Appearance
Chapter 5: Adding a Layer Style to a 3D Object
Chapter 6: Creating a Fill or Adjustment Layer over a 3D Object
Chapter 7: Creating Image Composites with 3D Objects
Part III: Creating Animations Using the Animation Palette
Chapter 8: Getting Started with the Basics of Animation
Chapter 9: Animating Using Keyframes in the Timeline
Chapter 10: Animating Using Frame Animation
Chapter 11: Using Advanced Animation Techniques
Part IV: Editing Video Files
Chapter 12: Introducing Video Editing Capability in Photoshop
Chapter 13: Video-Editing Basics
Part V: Correcting Video Files and Creating Special Effects
Chapter 14: Using Filters to Correct Video Files or Create Special Effects
Chapter 15: Correcting the Color and Tone of Video Layers
Chapter 16: Cloning and Healing Images on a Video Layer
Chapter 17: Applying Advanced Special Effects to a Video
Index
About the Author
Introduction
Part I: Manipulating 3D Models 1
Chapter 1: Introducing the Photoshop 3D Workspace
Understanding 3D File Formats
Raster and vector images
File extensions
Getting Acquainted with the 3D Environment
Editing the 3D object
Editing the 3D camera
Using the Home tool
Manipulation tools
Changing the Lighting and Appearance settings
The Cross Section tool
Playing an animation
Accepting or canceling transformations
Working in the Layers Palette
The Layers palette menu
Blend modes
Opacity and Fill settings
Lock settings
Linking layers
Layer Style menu
Creating a layer mask
Creating a fill or adjustment layer
Creating a group of layers
Create a new Layer or delete a layer
Flattening an image
Creating a 3D Layer with Vanishing Point
Summary
Chapter 2: Manipulating 3D Objects, Cameras, and Lights
Changing the View of a 3D Object or Camera
Understanding static coordinates
Saving a view
Turning 3D Objects Around a Central Point
Rotating a 3D object
Rolling a 3D object
Moving a 3D Object through 3D Space
Dragging a 3D object
Sliding a 3D object
Scaling a 3D Object
Positioning the Camera on a 3D Object
Orbiting with the camera
Rolling the camera
Panning the camera
Walking the camera
Zooming the camera
Changing the view
Adjusting the Light Settings
Summary
Part II: Editing and Creating Composites with 3D Models
Chapter 3: Editing the Texture of a 3D Object
Changing and Correcting the Colors of a Texture
Changing the colors of a 3D texture
Color correcting a 3D object
Adding Images, Paint, or Text to a 3D Texture
Adding images to a 3D texture
Painting on a 3D texture
Adding text to a 3D texture
Applying Filters to a 3D Texture
Creating a Tiffany Lamp
Giving a car a facelift
Creating a Pattern or Texture from Scratch
Generating patterns
Creating a texture
Saving Changed Textures to the Original File
Summary
Chapter 4: Adding Layers to a 3D Object to Change Its Appearance
Adding Smart Filters to 3D Object
Converting a 3D File to a Smart Object
Adding Smart Filters
Making Changes to the Smart Layers
Manipulating a Smart 3D Object
Adding a Faux Texture to a 3D Object
Using Smart Filters on a Selected Area
Editing Existing Smart Filters
Summary
Chapter 5: Adding a Layer Style to a 3D Object
Adding a Layer Style
Adjusting Layer Style Options
Creating a Separate Layer from a Layer Style
Creating a drop shadow
Adding a pattern overlay
Creating a mask to give the lamp shade an inner glow
Summary
Chapter 6: Creating a Fill or Adjustment Layer over a 3D Object
Applying a Fill or Adjustment Layer
Creating a Solid Color, Gradient, or Pattern Fill Layer
Adjusting the Brightness and Color of a 3D Object
Levels
Curves
Color Balance
Brightness/Contrast
Black & White
Hue/Saturation
Selective Color
Channel Mixer
Gradient Map
Photo Filter
Exposure
Invert
Threshold
Posterize
Editing a Fill or Adjustment Layer
Moving a fill or adjustment layer
Editing the properties of a fill or adjustment layer
Creating a mask for a fill or adjustment layer Summary
Chapter 7: Creating Image Composites with 3D Objects
Creating Seamless Composites
Combining files
Adjusting a placed file
Transforming a placed file
Blending composite files
Using the Cross Section Settings
Placing Duplicate 3D Models in a Composite
Using Masks in a 3D Composite
Making a selection
Working with a Quick Mask
Creating a Layer Mask
Creating a clipping mask
Creating Special Effects in a Composite
Flying the carpet over a lake
Using several techniques to add realism to a 3D object added to an image file
Summary
Part III: Creating Animations Using the Animation Palette
Chapter 8: Getting Started with the Basics of Animation
Getting Acquainted with the Animation (Timeline) Palette
Features of the Animation (Timeline) palette
Defining the options found in the Animation (Timeline) palette menu
Accessing the Video Layers menu
Setting up for an animation project
Importing Image Sequences
Importing an image sequence into one layer
Importing an image sequence into multiple layers
Animating DICOM files
Rendering and Exporting Animations
Saving your file for use in After Effects or Premiere
Exporting image sequences
Rendering and saving an animation or video in a video file format
Saving Video and Animation Files for the Web and Output Devices
Optimizing GIF and PNG files
Optimizing the color table and image size
Previewing Web files
Summary
Chapter 9: Animating Using Keyframes in the Timeline
Creating and Editing Keyframes
Creating keyframes
Editing keyframes
Setting interpolation
Creating comments
Animating the Position of a Layer
Keyframe placement
Animating positions in multiple layers
Animating the Opacity Setting
Animating Using Layer Styles
Animating the Global Lighting
Animating Text
Summary
Chapter 10: Animating Using Frame Animation
Working in the Animation (Frames) Palette
Palette features
Animation (Frames) palette menu
Layers palette features
Creating Tweened Frame Animations
Opening an image to animate
Creating keyframes
Tweening keyframes
Creating a Frame-by-Frame Animation
Creating an animation from a layered image
Building an animation in the Animation (Frames) palette
Summary
Chapter 11: Using Advanced Animation Techniques
Rotoscoping Basics
Creating a new video layer
Creating modified frames
Utilizing onion skins
Onion skin settings
Restoring frames
Animating 3D Objects and Still Images Frame by Frame
Animating 3D object transformations and filters
Animating transformations and filters on still images
Reviewing Animation Techniques
Keyframe animation in the Animation (Timeline) palette
Animating in the Animation (Frames) palette
Rotoscoping in the Animation (Timeline) palette
Animating transformations or filters on a 3D object or still image
Including Other Files in an Animation
Dragging a file into an animation
Using the Place command
Importing new layers
Creating Special Effects in an Animation
Animating a layer mask position in an adjustment layer to create a flying comet
Animating live video with Rotoscoping
Summary
Part IV: Editing Video Files
Chapter 12: Introducing Video Editing Capability in Photoshop.
Understanding Video File Basics
Video file formats
Setting aspect ratios
Video filters
Using and Creating Automated Actions
Introducing the Actions palette
Loading existing action sets
Creating custom actions
Editing actions
Playing actions
Managing the action list
Optimizing the Photoshop Toolbox Views for Video Editing
Using the Window menu
Collapsing, expanding, and resizing palettes
Moving palettes
Summary
Chapter 13: Video-Editing Basics
Opening and Placing Video Files
Opening a video file
Adding video files
Trimming Video Layers
Dragging the layer duration bar
Trimming layers using the menu option
Trimming the document duration to the work area
Looking at trimmed layers in the Animation (Timeline) palette
Moving Video Layers
Changing the layer hierarchy
Dragging layers inside the layer duration bar
Changing the position of the layer in and out points
Splitting Video Layers
Lifting and Extracting Unwanted Sections of Video
Lifting a section of a video layer
Extracting a section of a video layer
Performing Slip Edits
Adding 3D or Image Files to a Video Project
Adding a still image to a video project
Adding or placing a 3D model
Looking at still image and 3D layers in the Timeline
Creating Transitions
Summary
Part V: Correcting Video Files and Creating Special Effects
Chapter 14: Using Filters to Correct Video Filesor Create Special Effects
Turning a Video Layer into a Smart Object
Using Corrective Filters
Sharpening a video file
Blurring a video file
Adding or reducing noise in a video file
Using Filters to Create Special Effects
Using the Filter Gallery
Using other special effects filters
Using blend modes to enhance the effect of a filter
Summary
Chapter 15: Correcting the Color and Tone of Video Layers
Choosing a Method for Color Correction
Color correcting frame by frame
Adding a fill or adjustment layer
Correcting the Tone and Color of a Video
Correcting tones in a video file
Correcting the color of a video layer
Creating Special Effects with a Fill or Adjustment Layer
Applying a gradient fill to a video
Applying a gradient map to a video
Creating tinted video
Using blend modes
Summary
Chapter 16: Cloning and Healing Images on a Video Layer
Using the Clone Stamp Tool to Correct a Video Layer
Cloning basics
Using the Overlay features in the Clone Source palette
Using alternate clone sources
Using alternate clone sources to clone one frame of video into another
Locking the source frame
Changing the size and rotation of the clone sample
Using the Clone Source options bar
Using the Healing Brush Tools to Correct a Video Layer
The Red Eye tool
The Healing Brush tool
The Patch tool
The Spot Healing Brush tool
Summary
Chapter 17: Applying Advanced Special Effects to a Video
Understanding Alpha Channels
Creating an alpha channel
Modifying an existing alpha channel
Rendering video with an alpha channel
Interpreting video with an alpha channel
Implementing Special Effects Using Masks
Adding a gradient mask to highlight an area of a video
Using a mask to implement a frame around a video
Using a mask to create a picture-in-picture special effect
Implementing Special Effects Using Layer Styles, Layers, and Blending
Animating styles to apply a special effect
Offsetting video layers to create an echo effect
Blending layers of video
Summary
A Final Word
Index
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