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Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended: Retouching Motion Pictures
With the explosion in popularity of podcasting, innovations in video content for cell phones, and the continued popularity of video cameras, video content creation and appreciation is snowballing. Todays audience expects Hollywood production values in games, independent DVD titles, Shockwave files, and fan club shorts. Googles You Tube is presently
the reigning video content distributor for cottage-industry enthusiasts. Photoshop CS3 Extended: Retouching Motion Pictures creates an accessible entry point for image retouchers wishing to participate in the next wave of digital content. Assuming an intermediate to advanced working knowledge of previous versions of Photoshop, it focuses on the new tools and features of Photoshop Extended, enabling readers to first get a handle on the medium of moving pictures, then to attain a level of proficiency with retouching and enhancing digital film as they work through several real-world scenarios. Ideal for users ranging from home video buffs to professional studio employees, this tutorial-based book includes several hands-on projects and tackles a range of topics, including an introduction to digital video and importing and working with video layers and the Animation Timeline palette. It then proceeds to integrating media such as Autodesk 3D Studio scenes and video footage, creating rotoscope sequences by painting over footage, compositing green-screened 3D animations, and adding special effects layers to footage.
CONTENTS:
Part I: Entering the World of Video
Chapter 1: The Timeline and Importing Video
Chapter 2: Working the Timeline Palette: Creating Videos from Still Images
Chapter 3: Reconciling Different Media in a Composition
Part II: Video Sweetening
Chapter 4: Cuts, Wipes, and Fades
Chapter 5: Video Color and Tone Adjustments
Chapter 6: Video Restoration
Chapter 7: Titling and Animating Text
Part III: Animation and Rotoscoping
Chapter 8: Basic Animation and Rotoscoping
Chapter 9: Advanced Rotoscoping and Wire Removal
Part IV: 3D and 3D Animation
Chapter 10: 3D and CS3: An Introduction
Chapter 11: Basic CGI Compositing into Video
Chapter 12: Creating 3D Scene Props
Part V: SFX and Compositing Techniques
Chapter 13: Creating Fun, Simple, Effective fx
Chapter 14: Advanced Compositing: Green Screening
Chapter 15: Compositing and Motion Matching
Part VI: Output
Chapter 16: Codecs, DVD Authoring, and Saving for the Web
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