1	Inside the Digital Darkroom Version 4.1 Paul D. Parisi May 1, 2006
2	Keeping it (mostly) Simple! Basic Color Settings Color Space Exposure Correction Resizing Photos Perfecting Skin RAW Images and Bridge Preparing for Competition Selection Tricks
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4	Basic Color Settings Set Color-Space to Adobe RGB (1998) Configure the Eyedropper Tool
5	Color Space ProPhoto RGB (Superman) Adobe RGB (Photoman) sRGB (Everyman)
6	Simple Exposure Correction Underexposure Duplicate Layer Change to Screen Adjust the Opacity Overexposure Duplicate Layer Change to Multiply Adjust the Opacity
7	Resizing Photos You can resize in several ways… Crop and Resize at the same time Resize and then Crop in two steps
8	Perfecting Skin The ultimate skin care formula Adjust the image to your liking Skin Blemish Smoothing Soft Brush – 200 diameter or 45-65 diamater Opacity and Flow to 25 Brighten +5 or till it pops… Filter Distort, Diffused Glow, Grain=0, Glow=2, Clear =18 Pop the contrast (+8)
9	RAW (Uncooked) Images Using Adobe Bridge and Camera RAW Organization Color Correction Best Image Possible
10	We are the Champions Preparing images for competition
11	Selection Tricks Letting the image help you select… Extract!
12	Restoring Thumbnails Photoshop CS and later removed the Explorer thumbnail support… here is how you put it back.
13	Fauxtographs – Gene Nocon Watercolor Flat Image Define Image as Pattern Save Selection for each Color Range for Shadow, Midrange, Highlight New White Layer on Top New Layer with Shadow Selection
14	Fauxtographs – Gene Nocon Watercolor, continued Pattern Stamp Tool (Aligned / Impressionistic) Create a Brush (Wet Edges) Be the Brush for Each Layer Copy the Background, set colors to black and white
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