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Dimensions of Photoshop by Adam Block

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this video is part of the larger "Cosmic Canvas" series
several of Adam Block's signature techniques including shadow/highlights for LRGB, the screen technique for blending H-alpha data, and the multiply contrast enhancement all make an appearance.
contains more than 13 hours of material for beginners and professional astrophotographers

Important note: This Software is not available as Download, but will be delivered on a USB-Stick after purchase.

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Here FINALLY is the latest instructional video on Photoshop by Adam Block. This video, part of the larger "Cosmic Canvas" series, completely replaces all previous versions and brings everything up-to-date with new techniques and better explanations for processing astrophotographs. With over 13 hours of material, both beginners and seasoned astrophotographers will benefit from the information.

Several of Adam's signature techniques including

Shadow/Highlights for LRGB,
the Screen technique for blending H-alpha data,
and the Multiply contrast enhancement all make an appearance.

In addition topics such as alpha channels and batch processing make an appearance for the first time. This tutorial is rounded out with two example processing sections (Techniques, sections 10 &11) which include the base data for you to follow along with. See the table of contents below for a complete list of topics.

About the Product: Tutorial comes on an 8Gb USB flash drive. Videos are MP4 files and play in your browser or your default video player. Thus with this video format- almost all devices (operating systems) will play the files.

The Tour of Photoshop	The Ralm of Pixels	Mostly Masks	Techniques	Value Added
Section 1 -Introduction -Differences between Images and Layers	Section 1 -Pixel Values and Bit Space -Understanding the Screen Stretch -Understanding Histograms	Section 1: - The Best Demo I have come up with To Date!	Section 1: Shadow Highlights -Adam's Method for Blending L+RGB	Section 1: Field of VIew Indicators -Uses Aladin Sky Atlas (on-line resource)
Section 2 -Setup of Desktop -An Introduction to Tools (Move Tool) -A few common Mistakes	Section 2: -Opening Images in Photoshop -Unstretched and Permanently Stretched (scaled) Data -Adjustment Layers (non-destructive/permanent)	Section 2: Object Masks -Noise Reduction - Modifying Output Levels of a Mask	Section 2: Double Color -A Helpful Color Blending Technique	Section 2: The Storied Sky -Artistic Commentary
Section 3 -Selections	Section 3:Straight to the Point with Curves -Curves -Non-Linear Adjustments with Rigor -Curves->Levels Relationship	Section 3:Object Masks -Deconvolution (CCDStack) -Creating two versions of the Luminance data -Blending In Photoshop	Section 3: Scattered Light -The Scariest Section of this Tutorial	Section 3: Batch Processing -Working with Timelapse Images
Section 4 -Crop Tool -Counting Stars using Selections	Section 4: A/B Comparison -Introduction to Layers -Blending Modes (Lighten) -A Puzzle	Section 4: PUZZLE -Use Mask Operations to Solve a puzzle.	Section 4: Scattered Light -Minimizing Distracting Glows and Scattered light	"That's Sick! Is it Real?" -Adam's talk on image processing at the University of Arizona Center for Creative Photography. -Question and Answers
Section 5 -The Brush Tool	Section 5: Preparing A Luminance Image -Processing in CCDStack -Permanent Stretch Procedure to Optimize Color (in Photoshop)	Section 5: Alpha Channels -Masks = Selections -Channels Store Masks	Section 5: Removing the Amp Glow -Iterative Adjustments Using a Feathered Selection
Section 6 -Clone Stamp Tool -Healing Brush Tool	Section 6: H-alpha Blending, -Create RGB Images using Channels,-Use of Screen, Output Levels and Opacity	Section 6: Minimum Filter -Using a Star Mask -Creating a Star-Edge Mask	Section 6: LAB Color Space -Enhancing Color Saturation
Section 7 -Eraser, Gradient and Paint Tools	Section 7: Unsharp Mask Filter	Section 7: Mask Construction -Star Mask -Object Mask -Threshold Mask	Section 7: High Pass Filter,-Splitting the High Pass Filter Effect
Section 8 -Smudge Tool (Minor Star Halo Fix) -Saturation Tool (Sponge) -Dodge and Burn Tools	Section 8: Blending Modes (Part 1) -Characterization -Mathematical Descriptions -Darken, Lighten -Multiply		Section 8:"Multiply" contrast Enhancement -Uses Image Equalization
Section 9 -Paths and the Pen Tool -Shapes and Vector Graphics	Section 9: Blending Modes (Part 2) -Linear Burn -Screen -Overlay -Pin Light		Section 9: Liquify -Star De-emphasis
Section 10 -Tour of the Menus	Section 10: Blending Modes (Part 3) -Luminosity (Color) Blending Mode		Section 10: Processing Arp 112 (NGC 7806) -Includes HDR Toning
Section 11 -Introduction to Layers Pallet			Section 11: Processing Sharpless 88 -Includes H-alpha Blending
Section 12: -Introduction to Adjustment Layers

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