Here is another exercise sample.
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This class has been designed for use by students of the Image Editing April 20th 2011 class and they are the only ones who will be able to contribute to this blog.
Use this site to upload work from class and check for the links we will be discussing during class. Please do not share this link with anyone.
Use this site to upload work from class and check for the links we will be discussing during class. Please do not share this link with anyone.
Class #1 Info
For Class Next Week Bring:
Flash Drive (suggest 2G) with the following:
Exercise 1:
* (3) 4x6 Portrait Orientation Images
* (2) 4x6 Landscape Orientation Images
* (1) 4x6 Background Texture Type Image (optional)
Exercise 2:
* (1) 4x6 close-up of you in sunglasses
* (1) 4x6 picture of something you love or enjoy
Flash Drive (suggest 2G) with the following:
Exercise 1:
* (3) 4x6 Portrait Orientation Images
* (2) 4x6 Landscape Orientation Images
* (1) 4x6 Background Texture Type Image (optional)
Exercise 2:
* (1) 4x6 close-up of you in sunglasses
* (1) 4x6 picture of something you love or enjoy
Tablet with Pen Vs. Mouse
Durint the first class I mentioned a pen & tablet you can use instead of a mouse for tighter editing control when making selections and painting. The link posted below shows you what the Intuos 3 tablet/pen/mouse looks like. They are always improving and expanding like all technology seems to, so if you click the picture posted below it will take you to their site where they now provide the Intous 4. I personally am using one of the older Intuos 3 tablets and see that they are still available on Amazon.
Wacom Intuos Tablet
Click Picture to go to Wacom Site
Class #2 Info
For the next class, please bring a couple Raw images that we can work with if your camera is able to capture in Raw. Don't worry if you can only provide a Jpeg - we will just use that to work in Camera Raw if necessary. We will be doing color correction, exposure adjustments, and overall image enhancements - starting in Raw & then pulling them into Photoshop to make further adjustments.
I would like you to bring in an image that is under-exposed and also one that is over-exposed as well as something that is off color (green tint, red tint, etc.). These images can be of anything you would like to work with - landscapes, portraiture, etc. I will start with a landscape image as my first example and then also work on a portrait image so you will see techniques for each.
Don't worry if your raw image isn't cropped to 4x6. We'll just be working on one image at a time so speed shouldn't be too much of an issue :)
I would like you to bring in an image that is under-exposed and also one that is over-exposed as well as something that is off color (green tint, red tint, etc.). These images can be of anything you would like to work with - landscapes, portraiture, etc. I will start with a landscape image as my first example and then also work on a portrait image so you will see techniques for each.
Don't worry if your raw image isn't cropped to 4x6. We'll just be working on one image at a time so speed shouldn't be too much of an issue :)
Professional Print Labs (Have Personal Experience With & They Do Great Work)
Class #3 Info
For this next class you'll want to have an image of something that you would like to see removed from the image and also something you would like to make black & white with just a touch of color.
You will also be able to use the images I am working on if you prefer and want to follow along with me.
See you soon!
You will also be able to use the images I am working on if you prefer and want to follow along with me.
See you soon!
Class #4 Info
* Check Back After Class *
Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts:
Keyboard shortcuts we review each class are listed below:
* Brush-Decrease Size = Left Bracket
* Brush-Increase Size = Right Bracket
* Copy = Ctrl+C
* Deselect Marching Ants = Ctrl+D
* Duplicate Selected Layer = Ctrl+J
* Feather = Shift+F6
* Fill Selection Background Color =
****Ctrl+Backspace
* Fill Selection Foreground Color =
****Alt+Backspace
* Merge All Visible Layers =
****Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E
* New Document/Image = Ctrl+N
* New Transparent Layer = Ctrl+Shift+N
* Paste = Ctrl+V
* Reselect Last Selection = Ctrl+Shift+D
* Select All = Ctrl+A
* Select Inverse = Ctrl+I
* Transform Free = Ctrl+T
* Brush-Decrease Size = Left Bracket
* Brush-Increase Size = Right Bracket
* Copy = Ctrl+C
* Deselect Marching Ants = Ctrl+D
* Duplicate Selected Layer = Ctrl+J
* Feather = Shift+F6
* Fill Selection Background Color =
****Ctrl+Backspace
* Fill Selection Foreground Color =
****Alt+Backspace
* Merge All Visible Layers =
****Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E
* New Document/Image = Ctrl+N
* New Transparent Layer = Ctrl+Shift+N
* Paste = Ctrl+V
* Reselect Last Selection = Ctrl+Shift+D
* Select All = Ctrl+A
* Select Inverse = Ctrl+I
* Transform Free = Ctrl+T
Bridge Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl+1 = 1 Star
Ctrl+2 = 2 Stars
Ctrl+3 = 3 Stars
Ctrl+4 = 4 Stars
Ctrl+5 = 5 Stars
Ctrl+0 = No Stars
Ctrl+6 = Add/Rem Red
Ctrl+7 = Add/Rem Yellow
Ctrl+8 = Add/Rem Green
Ctrl+9 = Add/Rem Blue
Space Bar = Full Screen of Selected Image
Tab = View of Folder Thumbnails Only
Ctrl+2 = 2 Stars
Ctrl+3 = 3 Stars
Ctrl+4 = 4 Stars
Ctrl+5 = 5 Stars
Ctrl+0 = No Stars
Ctrl+6 = Add/Rem Red
Ctrl+7 = Add/Rem Yellow
Ctrl+8 = Add/Rem Green
Ctrl+9 = Add/Rem Blue
Space Bar = Full Screen of Selected Image
Tab = View of Folder Thumbnails Only
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And this one came out great using the close-up elements of the architecture as your background. I see this one uses the 3 layer method where the border around the smaller frames is separate the way it's written in the handout instead of what we did in class. Great job Marilyn!
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