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Andy Anderson; Steve Johnson

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It means this book will prepare you fully for the Adobe Certified Expert exam for Adobe Photoshop CS2. The certification exam has a set of objectives, which are organized into broader skill sets. Throughout this book, content that pertains to an ACE objective is identified with the following Adobe Certified Expert logo and objective number below the title of the topic:


Photoshop CS2 ACE Exam Objectives

Objective

Skill

Page

1.0

Working with the Photoshop user interface

1.1

Describe the advantages of saving workspaces

72

1.2

Given a view in Adobe Bridge, explain when you would use that view

12-13

1.3

Describe the basic functionality provided by the Preset Manager, and explain how to use the Preset Manager to manage libraries

71

1.4

Customize menus and keyboard shortcuts by selecting options in the Keyboard Shortcuts and Menus dialog box

73-75

2.0

Painting and retouching

2.1

Given a tool, paint an object by using that tool. Tools include: Brush Tool, Pencil Tool, and Eraser

214-215, 224-226

2.2

Given a tool, retouch an image by using that tool. Tools include: Healing Brush, Patch Tool, Color Replacement Tool, and Red Eye Tool

160-161, 163, 230

2.3

Adjust the tonal range of an image by selecting the proper options and using a levels adjustment layer

164-165, 190-191

2.4

Adjust the tonal range of an image by selecting the proper options and using a curves adjustment layer

191-193

2.5

Explain how blending modes are used to control how pixels are effected when using a paint or editing tool

98-99, 112, 142-143

2.6

Create and use patterns

336-337

2.7

Create and use gradients

198, 227-229

2.8

Given a setting in the Exposure dialog box, explain how that setting affects an image

201

2.9

Create and edit a custom brush

211-212

3.0

Creating and using layers

3.1

Create and arrange layers and groups

100-103

3.2

Explain the purpose of layer comps and when you would use one

116, 139

3.3

Explain how or why you would use a clipping group

266

3.4

Explain how or why you would use a layer mask

232-233

3.5

Create and save a layer style

274-293

3.6

Select and work with multiple layers in an image

108-110, 113-114

3.7

Given a scenario, edit layer properties

115, 118

3.8

Create and use Smart Objects

21

4.0

Working with selections

4.1

Create and modify selections by using the appropriate selection tool

78-87

4.2

Save and load selections

243, 246-247

4.3

Explain how to create and modify a temporary mask by using the Quick mask command

96, 250-151

4.4

Create and modify selections by using the Channels palette

92-93

5.0

Supporting video

5.1

Explain the purpose of Video Preview

16-17

5.2

Describe the purpose of pixel aspect ratio correction

16-17

6.0

Understanding file properties

6.1

Given a scenario, select the appropriate color mode for an image Scenaries include: Web, Video, and Print

171-180

6.2

Add metadata for an image in Adobe Photoshop

12-13, 168, 384-385, 414-415, 448-454

6.3

Explain the functionality provided by High Dynamic Range (HDR) images and describe the workflow for HDR files

168-169, 414-415

6.4

Explain the advantages of working with 16-bit versus 8-bit images

18-19, 168-169

7.0

Working with vector tools

7.1

Create shape layers and paths by using the Pen and Shape tools

256-267

7.2

Explain the advantages of using vector drawing tools versus using raster drawing tools

254

7.3

Given a scenario, alter the properties type

296-303

7.4

Create and edit paths by using the Paths palette

256-258, 260-265, 270

8.0

Working with automation

8.1

Create and use actions

348-363

8.2

Create and use batches

366-368, 398-415, 418

8.3

List and describe the automation features available in Photoshop

398-399

8.4

Describe the difference between scripting and actions and when you would use one over the other

364-365

9.0

Working with filters

9.1

Given a scenario, select the appropriate settings and use the Reduce Noise filter

147

9.2

Given a scenario, select the appropriate settings and use the Smart Sharpen filter

156-157

9.3

Describe the functionality of the Filter Gallery

320-323

10.0

Managing assets with Bridge

10.1

List and describe the functionality Adobe Bridge provides for viewing assets

12-13

10.2

Explain how to apply metadata and keywords to assets in Adobe Bridge

12-13

10.3

List and describe the functionality and set the appropriate options for Camera RAW preferences, and the Apply Camera RAW Settings menu options

18-19

11.0

Using Camera RAW

11.1

Describe advantages of the RAW camera format

18-19

11.2

Given the adjustment setting, explain the purpose of that setting

18-19

11.3

Explain the purpose of and functionality provided by the Open, Save, and Done buttons in the Camera RAW dialog box

18-19, 381

11.4

Describe how to use the Digital Negative converter and explain the importance of the DNG

19

12.0

Outputting to print

12.1

Given a color handling method in the Print with Preview dialog box, explain when you would use that method

374-377

12.2

Given a scenario, select and explain when to use a specific Print command. Print commands include: Print One Copy, Print Preview, and Print

374-378, 380

12.3

Explain the differences between monitor, images, and device resolution

396

13.0

Managing color

13.1

Discuss the color management workflow process. Topics include: ICC profiles, color management engine, and color numbers

207, 420-421, 428-433

13.2

Describe the difference between assigning and converting to ICC profiles

430-433

13.3

Configure color settings by using the Color Settings dialog box

428-430

13.4

Explain the purpose of and how to use the Proof Setup command

420-423, 426-427

13.5

Discuss the relationship between color gamut and rendering intents

425

14.0

Preparing and Outputting images for the Web

14.1

Given a scenario, choose the appropriate file format to optimize images for the Web

390-391, 446-455

14.2

Create transparent and matted images by using the Save for Web command

442-443

14.3

Explain the purpose of and how to use Variables

468-469

14.4

Explain how slices can be used to optimize images for the Web Options include: layer based, user based, and linking slices

462-463

14.5

Explain the use of layers when creating an animation

458-461


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