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Software Cinema Adobe Photoshop Advanced Masking Techniques with Katrin Eismann 649MB 1 DVD ISO Format Photoshop CS - Learn how to think like Photoshop to create photorealistic composites that maintain detail, hair and translucency. Take advantage of hidden Masks using features like Alpha Channels, Black and White, contrast and differences. Make multiple Masks, separate fine details, Replace Backdrops and enhance the sky. Learn to combine images based on tone using "Blend If". Lessons Chapter 1 : Introduction to Alpha Channels Lesson 1 : Introduction to Alpha Channels Discussion of the five essential steps of mastering Channel Masks. Lesson 2 : Making an Alpha Channel Introductory example that defines and illustrates using Alpha and Layer Masks. Lesson 3 : Finding an Alpha Channel Using Image Channels to create Alpha Channels. Chapter 2 : Professional Alpha Strategies Lesson 4 : Sky Enhancement Working with a high contrast Luminance Mask and Adjustment Layers to improve an image. Lesson 5 : Separating Fine Details Reveals the fine art of removing backgrounds while maintaining fine detail. Lesson 6 : Replacing Studio Backdrops Learn to replace dark backgrounds with computer generated backdrops and texture. Lesson 7 : Two Masks are Better than One Master the double-hair masking technique to tame the curliest hair. Chapter 3 : Thinking in Black and White Lesson 8 : Black and White Strategy Using Adjustment Layers to create Layer Masks. Lesson 9 : Think Different Replacing a drab sky, while maintaining transitions and details. Chapter 4 : Working with Image Calculations Lesson 10 : Introduction to Calculations Introduction to Image Calculations and working with Apply Image. Lesson 11 : Hair Masking with Calculations Using Image Calculations and blending modes to maintain fine hair detail. Lesson 12 : Motion Masking with Calculations Maintaining translucent motion blur with Image Calculations. Lesson 13 : Veil Masking with Calculations Learn to replace dark backgrounds with computer generated backdrops and texture. Chapter 5 : The Beauty of \"Blend If\" Lesson 14 : Introduction to "Blend If" Accessing and understanding the "Blend If" command. Lesson 15 : 'Blend If' Illustrations Part 1 Using the "Blend If" command to composite image elements. Lesson 16 : 'Blend If' Illustrations Part 2 Using the "Blend If" command to maintain fine detail, while creating a quirky image. Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/65964884/nsid-scapamt.part01.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964926/nsid-scapamt.part02.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964889/nsid-scapamt.part03.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964880/nsid-scapamt.part04.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964913/nsid-scapamt.part05.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964914/nsid-scapamt.part06.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/65964872/nsid-scapamt.part07.rar

FX includes the ability to create unlimited layers of media of any size, which can be used to generate complex composites using the many apply modes included on each layer. Multiple apply modes can be mixed to generate unique effects. Layers can be masked with the built-in pixelchooser matting and masking system or by adding spline based garbage mattes. The masking system in FX features both upstream and downstream masking, making this a very flexible compositing system.