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Photoshop for InDesigners (2 of 5)
Author: Ted LoCascio
Cost: 16 Credits
Description:
Cost: 16 Credits
Description:
Photoshop for InDesigners presented by Ted Locascio
In this session, known author and real-world designer Ted LoCascio shows you how to make the most of the tightly integrated design features available in Photoshop and InDesign CS5. You'll learn how to make the most of Photoshop's Layer Comps and InDesign's Object Layer Options for more efficient design and production. You'll also find out firsthand how to extract images easily in Photoshop and utilize alpha channels in your ID layouts. Ted walks you through working with camera raw images effectively in inDesign, plus a whole lot more!
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