- Guía del usuario de Photoshop Elements
- Introducción a Photoshop Elements
- Entorno y espacio de trabajo
- Familiarícese con la pantalla de inicio
- Conceptos básicos del espacio de trabajo
- Preferencias
- Herramientas
- Paneles y cestas
- Apertura de archivos
- Reglas, cuadrículas y guías
- Modo rápido mejorado
- Información de archivo
- Ajustes preestablecidos y bibliotecas
- Compatibilidad con toque múltiple
- Discos de memoria virtual, plugins y actualizaciones de la aplicación
- Acciones de deshacer, rehacer y cancelar
- Visualización de imágenes
- Corrección y mejora de fotografías
- Redimensionar imágenes
- Recorte de fotografías
- Procesamiento de archivos de imagen RAW de cámara
- Adición de desenfoque, sustitución de colores y clonación de áreas de imagen
- Ajuste de sombras y luz
- Retoque y corrección de fotografías
- Enfocar fotografías
- Transformación
- Tono inteligente automático
- Recomposición
- Uso de acciones para procesar fotografías
- Composición de Photomerge
- Creación de imágenes panorámicas
- Superposiciones en movimiento
- Elementos en movimiento
- Adición de formas y texto
- Acciones rápidas
- Filtros, efectos y ediciones guiadas
- Modo Guiada
- Filtros
- Modo de edición Guiada: ediciones de Photomerge
- Modo guiado: ediciones básicas
- Filtros de ajuste
- Efectos
- Ediciones divertidas del modo de edición Guiada
- Ediciones especiales del modo de edición Guiada
- Filtros artísticos
- Modo de edición Guiada: modificaciones del color
- Modo guiado: ediciones de blanco y negro
- Filtros de desenfoque
- Filtros de trazos de pincel
- Filtros de distorsión
- Otros filtros
- Filtros de ruido
- Filtros para interpretar
- Filtros para bosquejar
- Filtros para estilizar
- Filtros de textura
- Filtros para pixelizar
- Trabajo con colores
- Trabajo con selecciones
- Trabajo con capas
- Creación de proyectos fotográficos
- Almacenamiento, impresión y uso compartido de fotografías
- Guardado de imágenes
- Impresión de fotografías
- Uso compartido de fotografías en línea
- Optimización de imágenes
- Optimización de imágenes para el formato JPEG
- Tramado en imágenes Web
- Edición guiada - Panel Compartir
- Previsualización de imágenes Web
- Uso de transparencia y mates
- Optimización de imágenes para los formatos GIF o PNG-8
- Optimización de imágenes para el formato PNG-24
- Métodos abreviados de teclado
- Teclas para seleccionar herramientas
- Teclas para seleccionar y mover objetos
- Teclas para el panel Capas
- Teclas para mostrar u ocultar los paneles (modo Experto)
- Teclas para pintura y pinceles
- Teclas para utilizar texto
- Teclas para el filtro Licuar
- Teclas para transformar selecciones
- Teclas para el panel Muestras de color
- Teclas para el cuadro de diálogo Camera Raw
- Teclas para la Galería de filtros
- Teclas para utilizar modos de fusión
- Teclas para ver imágenes (modo avanzado)
Colored Pencil
The Colored Pencil filter redraws an image using colored pencils on a solid background. This filter retains important edges and gives them a rough crosshatch appearance; the solid background color shows through the smoother areas. You can set the pencil width, stroke pressure, and paper brightness.
For a parchment effect, change the background color before applying the Colored Pencil filter to a selected area.
Cutout
The Cutout filter portrays an image as though it were made from roughly cut-out pieces of colored paper. High-contrast images appear as if in silhouette, while colored images are built up from several layers of colored paper. You can set the number of levels, edge simplicity, and edge fidelity.
Dry Brush
The Dry Brush filter paints an image using a dry brush technique (between oil and watercolor). The filter simplifies an image by reducing its range of colors to areas of common color. You can set the brush size, brush detail, and texture.
Film Grain
The Film Grain filter applies an even, grainy pattern to an image. It adds a smoother, more saturated pattern to the image’s lighter areas. This filter is useful for eliminating banding in blends and visually unifying elements from various sources. You can set the grain, highlight area, and intensity.
Fresco
The Fresco filter paints a layer in a coarse style using short, rounded, and hastily applied dabs. You can set the brush size, brush detail, and texture.
Neon Glow
The Neon Glow filter uses the foreground color, background color, and glow color to colorize an image while softening its look. You can set the glow size, glow brightness, and glow color. Lower glow size values restrict the glow color to the shadow areas, and higher values move the glow color to the midtones and highlight areas of a layer. To select a glow color, click the Glow Color box, and select a color in the Color Picker.
Paint Daubs
The Paint Daubs filter makes an image appear painted. You can set the brush size, sharpness, and brush types.
Palette Knife
The Palette Knife filter reduces detail in an image to give the effect of a thinly painted canvas that reveals the texture underneath. You can set the stroke size, stroke detail, and softness.
Plastic Wrap
The Plastic Wrap filter renders a layer as if it were coated in shiny plastic, accentuating the surface detail. You can set the highlight strength, detail, and smoothness.
Poster Edges
The Poster Edges filter reduces the number of colors in an image according to the posterization option you set, finds the edges of the image, and draws black lines on them. Large broad areas of the image receive simple shading, while fine dark details are distributed throughout the image. You can set the edge thickness, edge intensity, and posterization.
Rough Pastels
The Rough Pastels filter makes an image appear as if it were made with rough strokes of pastel chalk on a textured background. In areas of bright color, the chalk appears thick with little texture; in darker areas, the chalk appears scraped off to reveal the texture. You can set the stroke length, stroke detail, and texture. Texture options make images appear as if they were painted onto textures, such as canvas, brick, burlap, or sandstone.
Smudge Stick
The Smudge Stick filter softens an image using short diagonal strokes to smudge or smear the darker areas of the images. Lighter areas become brighter and lose detail. You can set the stroke length, highlight area, and intensity.
Sponge
The Sponge filter paints a layer with highly textured areas of contrasting color. You can set the brush size, definition, and smoothness.
Underpainting
The Underpainting filter paints a layer as if it were on a textured background. You can set the brush size, texture coverage area, and texture options. Texture options make images appear as if they were painted onto textures, such as canvas, brick, burlap, or standstone.
Watercolor
The Watercolor filter paints an image in a watercolor style, simplifying details in an image by using a medium brush loaded with water and color. Where significant tonal changes occur at edges, the filter saturates colors. You can set the brush detail, shadow intensity, and texture.