Professional Graphics Design Training Course in Bangladesh

Professional Graphics Design Training Course

Graphics Design Training Course

Duration: 30 Hours, 2Months

Course Fee: 8000/-

Graphics Design Course Content
Course Highlights	On this training course you will learn: Introduction Welcome to Photoshop CS5 Making Photoshop your default image editor Installing the DekeKeys keyboard shortcuts Remapping Mac OS shortcuts Installing the Best Workflow color settings The color settings explained Loading the CS5 color settings in Bridge What Photoshop Can Do, Part 1: The Avatar The power of Photoshop Duplicating a layer Liquifying an image Adding a layer mask Loading an alpha channel Selecting with Color Range Making a Hue/Saturation layer Luminance blending Mask density Making a knockout layer Setting Up 'Shop The best way to work Setting General preferences Changing the pasteboard color File handling, performance, and units Touring the Photoshop interface Creating and saving a workspace Changing settings and updating the workspace Resetting the preferences Opening and Organizing The amazing Adobe Bridge Making a new image Opening an image Opening and closing multiple images Opening a problem image Adding file information Introducing Adobe Bridge A whirlwind tour of Bridge Adjusting the interface and thumbnails Using the full-screen preview Rotating images on their sides Assigning star ratings and labels Filtering thumbnails in the Contents panel Moving, copying, and deleting files Creating and assigning keywords Searches and collections Batch-exporting JPEG files Batch-renaming String substitution and regular expressions Grouping images into stacks Comparing images in Review mode Playing images in a slideshow Customizing and saving the workspace Using Mini Bridge in Photoshop CS5 Navigation Learning to swim inside an image The tabbed-window interface Arranging image windows Common ways to zoom New zoom tricks in Photoshop CS5 Hidden old-school zoom tricks Scrolling and panning images Viewing the image at print size The Navigator and "bird's-eye" scrolling Nudging the screen from the keyboard Scroll wheel tricks The Rotate View tool Cycling between screen modes Using the numerical zoom value Image Size and Resolution Imaging fundamentals What is image size? The Image Size command Selecting an interpolation option Upsampling versus "real" pixels The penalty of pixels Print size and resolution Downsampling for print Downsampling for email Options for upsampling Better ways to make a big image Cropping and Straightening Frame wide, crop tight Using the Crop tool Fixing out-of-canvas wedges Crop tool presets Previewing the crop angle The Crop command Straightening with the Ruler tool Cropping without clipping Perspective cropping Basic Color Correction Making drab colors look better Brightness and contrast Adjusting numerical values Introducing adjustment layers Editing adjustment layers Saving adjustment layers Adding a quick layer mask Introducing the Histogram Working with the Histogram panel Using Color Balance Introducing the Variations command Luminance and saturation controls Fading a static adjustment How hue and saturation work Rotating hues and adjusting saturation Creating a quick and dirty sepia tone Adjusting hues selectively The Target Adjustment tool Photoshop CS5 Target Adjustment enhancements Adjusting the color of clothing Enhancing a low-saturation image Refining saturation with Vibrance Making Selections Photoshop versus the real world Meet the selection tools Marking the center of an image Drawing a geometric selection outline Blurring a selection outline with Feather Copy and paste versus drag and drop Creating a graduated selection Aligning one image with another Accessing the Move tool on the fly Invert and Match Colors Matching colors selectively Feathering and filling a selection Dressing up a composition with effects The incredible image rotation trick The Magic Wand tool Tolerance and other options Grow, Similar, and Inverse Quick selection and the Magnetic Lasso Evaluating a selection in Quick Mask Saving and loading selections Placing an image with a layer mask Eliminating edge fringing Retouching and Healing Brushing to correct How brushing works Working with spacing Changing size and hardness The heads-up Color Picker Flipping a mirror image Setting the source for the History brush Brightening details with the Dodge tool Darkening details with the Burn tool The Sponge tool Backing off edits Patching eye bags Evening out flesh tones Smoothing away whiskers Reducing shadow noise How healing works The enhanced Spot Healing brush Using the better Healing brush Introducing the Clone Source panel Cloning from one layer to another Working with multiple sources Layer Essentials The layered composition Making a new background layer Working with "big layers" Move, Duplicate, and Scale Transforming a copy and repeat Stacking order and eyedropping a layer Adjusting multiple layers at once Switching between layers Making a digital star field Blend mode and clipping mask Dragging and dropping from your desktop Black + Lens Flare = glow Locking transparency Adding gradient layers Stacking an adjustment layer Adding shadow and stroke Printing, PDF, and Web Gallery Outputting from Photoshop and Bridge Printing an RGB composite Customizing the subjective print file Gauging print size Scale, position, and page orientation Three important printing curiosities Introducing the Output options Establishing a bleed Using the Color Management options Generating a PDF contact sheet Creating a contact sheet template Saving and opening a PDF contact sheet Introducing the Web Gallery Exporting and editing an HTML site The Airtight Photocard site Saving Images for the Web Rules of the web Introducing web graphics A first look at Save for Web Scaling a layered image versus a flat one Incremental downsampling Adding text, bar, and stroke Assigning copyright and metadata Comparing GIF, JPEG, and PNG Determining the perfect JPEG settings Saving metadata Working with an unprofiled RGB image Downsampling graphic art Saving a GIF graphic Antiquated GIF versus the better PNG Conclusion Conclusion