Adobe 65089063 Training Guide - Page 23

• They should have a basic idea of the issues involved in color correction and lighting adjustment. • They should know where to find correction tools and commands, from basic automatic options to the more complex operations. Expanding on the exercises The majority of the projects and exercises in Lesson 6 and all the following chapters detail practical, step-by-step editing techniques that are well illustrated and explained and usually quite easy to follow. For teaching opportunities, look for those dialog box options, menu commands, tool settings, and underlying concepts that are not specifically covered in each exercise. Questions 1 How can you edit an image without leaving the Organizer? 2 What options are available for adjusting lighting, exposure, and color in the Guided Edit mode? 3 How can you apply automatic fixes while working in the Editor? Answers 1 The Fix tab in the Organizer offers a cropping tool and a range of autoadjustment tools for fixing some of the most common image problems. The same set of auto-adjustment tools can be found in the Quick Edit panel in Full Screen mode. 2 The relevant Guided Edit operations are Lighten And Darken, Brightness And Contrast, Adjust Levels, Enhance Colors, Remove A Color Cast, and Correct Skin Tone. There are also controls for lightening or darkening a photo by making separate adjustments to shadows, highlights and midtone contrast as part of the Guide For Editing A Photo, which can be found under Guided Activities. 3 You can find auto-adjustment buttons for Smart Fix, Levels, Contrast, Color, and Sharpness on the Quick Edit tab. Several of these buttons can also be found in the controls for relevant operations in Guided Edit mode. Equivalent auto-adjustment are available from the Enhance menu in Full Edit mode. The Enhance menu also provides an Adjust Smart Fix command, which opens a dialog box in which you can specify settings for automatic adjustments. ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 9 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK 23