Digital Imaging for the Underwater Photographer: Computer Applications for Photo Enhancement and Presentation - Drafahl, Jack; Drafahl, Sue
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Designed to help the underwater photographer make a smooth transition to digital imaging, this handbook discusses how to digitally refine, correct, and enhance underwater photographs. The equipment necessary for digital imaging for underwater photography is explained, and includes a discussion on the essentials of scanning in order to develop underwater pictures. Along with extensive information on Adobe Photoshop and how it can be used to edit underwater pictures, this new edition features instructions on how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements, a more basic program geared toward beginning…mehr

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Designed to help the underwater photographer make a smooth transition to digital imaging, this handbook discusses how to digitally refine, correct, and enhance underwater photographs. The equipment necessary for digital imaging for underwater photography is explained, and includes a discussion on the essentials of scanning in order to develop underwater pictures. Along with extensive information on Adobe Photoshop and how it can be used to edit underwater pictures, this new edition features instructions on how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements, a more basic program geared toward beginning photographers. Images and screenshots have also been updated, and information on the best software plug-ins for underwater imaging using Adobe Photoshop is provided.
Autorenporträt
Jack Drafahl and Sue Drafahl are the founders of the Oregon Coast Digital Center and maintain a professional website, www.jackandsuedrafahl.com. They are the coauthorsof "Advanced Digital Camera Techniques," "Photo Salvage with Adobe Photoshop," and" Plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop." They have written articles for "Petersen Photographic Magazine, Rangefinder Magazine, " and "Sport Diver, " among others. They live on the Oregon Coast.