Realiza ediciones de imagen sencillas, como quitar fondos o añadir efectos, directamente dentro de tu documento de InDesign.
Introducción y presentación de Dave Clayton
[Dave Clayton]: Piensa en cuando trabajas en un proyecto de InDesign y quieres editar una imagen, pero no interrumpir el proceso ni salir del documento.
Soy Dave Clayton, y te voy a mostrar lo fácil que es solucionarlo con la nueva función Editar con Express de InDesign.
Tenemos este folleto de música y dos imágenes que quiero incluir.
En una eliminaremos el fondo y lo convertiremos a blanco y negro, y en la otra añadiremos un efecto duotono simple.
Empecemos con la primera imagen.
Editar imágenes desde InDesign
Selecciónala y, desde la barra de tareas contextual o el menú Editar, haz clic en Editar con Express.
Esto abrirá el panel de Express.
Esta función está en versión beta mientras grabo el tutorial, pero estará disponible en la última versión para cuando lo veas.
Aquí elegiremos Quitar fondo y dejaremos que haga su magia, y luego bajaremos la saturación a blanco y negro.
Aplicar y reemplazar en un solo paso
Haz clic en Aplicar y en Reemplazar original, que edita el archivo original, o en Guardar como nueva imagen para hacer una nueva copia y usar esa en su lugar.
Reemplazaremos la original por rapidez.
Para la segunda imagen, selecciónala y elige Editar con Express de nuevo.
Esta vez haz clic en Efectos, y añadiremos un duotono azul y morado a la imagen.
Haz clic en Aplicar y Reemplazar original.
Ahora podemos organizar la disposición y listo.
Y eso es todo.
Dos ediciones rápidas hechas directamente en InDesign sin salir del documento gracias a Editar con Express de Adobe InDesign.
Selecciona un objeto o imagen y elige Editar con Express. El flujo de trabajo se abrirá directamente en una ventana de Express para que puedas quitar fondos, convertir a blanco y negro o ajustar efectos sin cambiar de aplicación ni interrumpir el proceso.
Aplicar y reemplazar en un solo paso
Una vez que hayas realizado tus ediciones, aplícalas y elige entre reemplazar el archivo original o guardar una nueva copia. El documento de InDesign permanecerá abierto y listo todo el tiempo.
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