Photoshop for Designers: Color

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Free Online Course: Photoshop for Designers: Color provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Photoshop for Designers: Color is taught by Nigel French.

Overview
  • This comprehensive course about color focuses on using Photoshop to manage, change, and edit color.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • How to use the exercise files
    1. Color Terms and Concepts
    • Define color terms
    • Use the color wheel to understand color relationships
    • Create color themes
    • Create a color theme from an image
    2. Color Conventions in Photoshop
    • Work with the Color Picker
    • The role of foreground and background colors
    • Choose sample colors
    • Manage and share swatches
    • Work with transparency
    • Color channels
    3. Color Modes in Photoshop
    • Additive and subtractive color
    • RGB
    • CMYK
    • Lab
    • Indexed
    • Grayscale
    • Duotone
    • Bitmap
    4. Evaluate and Measure Color in Photoshop
    • An overview of color management
    • Use the Histogram panel
    • Use the Info panel
    • 8-bit and 16-bit images
    5. Enhance Color in Photoshop
    • Levels
    • Set the black-and-white point
    • Auto adjustments
    • Curves
    • Color correction
    6. Techniques for Working with Color in Photoshop
    • Create a signature color with selective saturation
    • Desaturate to create a nostalgic image
    • Build density in a sky
    • Save a flat sky
    • Design with Spot Color
    • Creative toning with a gradient map
    • Create a silkscreen look with a limited color palette
    • Replace colors
    • Create a consistent look with color lookup tables and layer effects
    • Match color
    7. Combine Color and Black and White in Photoshop
    • Combine color and black and white
    • Convert color to high-contrast black and white
    • Sepia tone and split tone
    • Work with line art
    • Hand color an image
    • Infrared
    Conclusion
    • Next steps