1. Opening an Image
• Welcome to One-on-One
• Opening an image from the Windows desktop
• Opening an image from the Macintosh Finder
• Opening an image from Photoshop or Bridge
• Opening an image from Mini Bridge
• Opening an image through Camera Raw
• Closing one image and using Close All

2. Getting Around
• Navigating your image
• The dark vs. the light interface
• Navigating tabs and windows
• Organizing panels and workspaces
• Zooming incrementally
• Zooming continuously
• Entering a custom zoom value
• Scrolling and panning images
• Rotating and resetting the view
• Cycling between screen modes
• Using the Navigator panel
• Adjusting a few screen preferences

3. Image Size and Resolution
• Understanding digital imaging fundamentals
• Working with image size and resolution
• Using the Image Size command
• Exploring common resolution standards
• Upsampling vs. capturing real pixels
• Changing the print size
• Downsampling for print
• Downsampling for email
• Exploring the interpolation settings
• Some downsampling advice
• Some upsampling advice

4. Using Layers
• Introducing the layered composition
• Introducing the Layers panel
• Adding, scaling, and aligning layers
• Dragging and dropping layers
• Stacking, revealing, and renaming
• Working with opacity, the History command, and blend modes
• Duplicating a selected portion of a layer
• Applying a clipping mask
• Blending inside a clipping mask
• Finishing off your artwork
• Creating a new layer and background
• Layering tips and tricks

5. Saving Your Progress
• The art of the save
• Four things to know about saving
• Saving layers to PSD
• Saving print images to TIFF
• Saving an interactive image to PNG
• Saving a flat photo to JPEG

6. Crop and Straighten
• Honing in on your image
• Exploring the new and improved Crop tool
• Editing your last crop
• Straightening a crooked image
• Filling in missing details
• Using the Perspective Crop tool

7. Adjusting Luminance
• First, there is brightness
• Understanding how luminance works
• Using the three Auto commands
• Working with automatic brightness and contrast
• Using the Brightness/Contrast command
• Using a dynamic adjustment layer
• Editing adjustment layers
• Isolating an adjustment with a layer mask
• Introducing the histogram
• Measuring an adjustment
• Using the Shadows/Highlights command

8. Adjusting Colors
• And second, there is color
• Identifying a color cast
• Correcting a color cast automatically
• Changing the color balance
• Compensating with Photo Filter
• Adjusting color intensity with Vibrance
• Correcting color casts in Camera Raw
• Using the Hue/Saturation command
• Summoning colors where none exist
• Making more color with Vibrance
• Making a quick-and-dirty sepia tone

9. Select and Edit
• Making selective edits
• Using the geometric marquee tools
• Aligning one image element to another
• Working with the Lasso tool
• Using the Polygonal Lasso tool and Quick Mask mode
• Cropping one selection inside another
• Creating rays of light
• Using the Quick Selection tool and the Similar command
• Making it better with Refine Edge
• Integrating image elements
• Using the Magic Wand tool and the Grow command
• Refining and finishing the image

10. Retouch and Heal
• Putting your best face forward
• Working with Content-Aware Fill
• Using the Spot Healing Brush
• Working with the more capable standard Healing Brush
• Meet the Clone Source panel
• Using Caps Lock and fading brushstrokes
• Using the Dodge and Burn tools
• Adjusting color with the Brush tool
• Smoothing skin textures
• Brightening teeth
• Intensifying eyes

Conclusion
Goodbye