Chapter 5Show Stopper Adjusting Selected Areas
When I pull a title for a chapter, I usually have at least one word in the title that matches what the chapter is about. For example, in my chapter on processing High Dynamic Range images, I named the chapter “High Times,” but here I’m breaking my tenth-of-a-century-old tradition and going with a title of a song (by Danity Kane) that describes how I feel about a feature, rather than what the feature is. This actually kinda makes sense in that the ability to make local corrections, and paint on a RAW image, actually is (for photographers anyway) the biggest show-stopping feature in all of Photoshop ...
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