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The Photographer's Guide to the Digital Darkroom

11 1/2 X 9 1/2, 224 pages; Softcover,
with CD-ROM, ISBN 1-58115-433-X
Publication Date: June 2006 This title qualifies for FREE SHIPPING on orders of $50 or more

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Table of Contents

The Photographer's Guide to the Digital Darkroom

by Bill Kennedy

Here is the complete guide to the digital darkroom! Traditional photographers will learn how to translate their knowledge of the �Wet darkroom� to digital imaging, and digital photographers will gain a better understanding of the process.

Chapter topics cover:

    * Assembling a digital darkroom
    * Making exceptional prints with ink on paper
    * Generating and managing digital imaging files
    * Properly configuring Photoshop
    * Color management for the digital darkroom
    * Printing grayscale and color on the OEM path
    * Advanced color and grayscale printing

Also included is a CD�ROM containing full text with color illustrations and tutorials that give concise step-by-step instructions about how to test an inkjet printer, use printer utilities, and understand print curves.

Reviews

�The Photographer�s Guide to the Digital Darkroom is the passport for traditional photographers wishing to enter the digital world.�

�Tillman Crane, Photographer and Head of The Waterford School Photography Program

�This book provides instructions and guidance for the digital photographer and contains direct and practical information on color, printing, and Photoshop. The Photographer�s Guide to the Digital Darkroom is exactly what digital photographers have been asking for.�

� Dr. Abhay Sharma, Chair, School of Graphic Communications Management, Ryerson University