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26, Fourth Paragraph Page 84, Fifth Paragraph Saturation. The Saturation slider acts like a gentler version of the Saturation slider in Photoshop's Hue/Saturation command. It offers somewhat finer adjustments than Hue/Saturation; but a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer allows you to fine-tune by varying the layer opacity, so as with Shadows, Brightness, and Contrast, it's pretty much a wash whether you make the adjustments in Camera Raw or in Photoshop. Should Read Saturation. The Saturation slider acts like a gentler version of the Saturation slider in Photoshop's Hue/Saturation command. It offers somewhat finer adjustments than Hue/Saturation; but a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer allows you to fine-tune by varying the layer opacity, so it's pretty much a wash whether you make the adjustments in Camera Raw or in Photoshop. Page 99, Fifth paragraph, first sentence Concentrate on the red (R3C1), green (R3C2), and blue (R3C3) patches in the target. Should read Concentrate on the red (R3C3), green (R3C2), and blue (R3C1) patches in the target. Page 107, Sidebar: The High-Bit Advantage, third paragraph, first sentence. If you're preparing images for the Web or you need to use a Photoshop feature such as Liquify that only works in 8 bit/channel mode, by all means go ahead and process the raw images to 8-bit channel files. Should read If you're preparing images for the Web or you need to use a Photoshop feature such as Extract that only works in 8-bit/channel mode, by all means go ahead and process the raw images to 8-bit channel files. Page 219, First Paragraph–Last Sentence The status message reads "Generating filename preview"-see Figure 7-5. Should Read The status message reads "Getting filename preview"-see Figure 7-5. Page 241, Third Bullet * Point Bridge at that hard drive. Should Read * Point Bridge at that folder. Page 272, Last Paragraph–First Sentence Click Save to proceed to the JPEG Options dialog box, set the desired quality, set the Format Options to Baseline for maximum compatibility with JPEG-reading software, and then click OK. Should Read Click Save to proceed to the JPEG Options dialog box, set the desired quality, set the Format Options to Baseline (Standard) for maximum compatibility with JPEG-reading software, and then click OK. |