Lessons: 17Length: 1.4 hours
For many photographers, printing photographs is a mysterious process. In this course you'll learn how to prepare your images in Adobe Photoshop so that you get color and clarity on the printed page that matches your monitor—and your mind's eye. You'll learn how to solve common printing problems and the adjustments you need to make to get the best from a variety of print processes.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:58
1.1
Introduction
01:58
1.2What You Need00:18
1.2
What You Need
00:18
1.3What Kind of Printing04:52
1.3
What Kind of Printing
04:52
1.4Paper05:41
1.4
Paper
05:41
2.Preparation
2.1Your Surroundings02:39
2.1
Your Surroundings
02:39
2.2Monitor Calibration02:21
2.2
Monitor Calibration
02:21
2.3Setting Your Color Profile and Soft Proofing Options06:59
2.3
Setting Your Color Profile and Soft Proofing Options
06:59
3.Prepare Your File for Print
3.1Bit Depth03:02
3.1
Bit Depth
03:02
3.2Image Resolution05:57
3.2
Image Resolution
05:57
3.3Visual Adjustments10:41
3.3
Visual Adjustments
10:41
3.4Flatten for Print02:56
3.4
Flatten for Print
02:56
3.5Output Sharpening07:32
3.5
Output Sharpening
07:32
3.6Save Your File for Print06:16
3.6
Save Your File for Print
06:16
4.Print Settings for Desktop Printing
4.1The Print Settings Dialogue Box11:11
4.1
The Print Settings Dialogue Box
11:11
4.2Print Marks02:45
4.2
Print Marks
02:45
4.3More Proofing Options02:04
4.3
More Proofing Options
02:04
4.4Conclusion09:14
4.4
Conclusion
09:14
