Gr8 Photo Editing Q2M1L4
Gr8 Photo Editing Q2M1L4
Gr8 Photo Editing Q2M1L4
A. Identification. Read the descriptions carefully. Use your Quiz Notebook to write
your answers. (5 points)
1. By default this layer is locked and we cannot do any editing in this layer.
2. It brings out hidden details in the lightest and darkest areas and reduces overall
contrast by pushing more of the tonal range into the midtones.
3. This adjustment lets you make simple modification to the tonal range of an image.
4. It increases the intensity of the more muted colors in an image and leaves the
already well-saturated colors alone.
5. It enables you to adjust the colors in your image based on their hue, saturation,
and lightness.
3. What are the effects of the changes? Were they done for advertising, for
entertainment, for emphasis, or for other effects?
Lesson
Adobe Photoshop includes a variety of tools and commands for improving the
quality of a photographic image. This lesson provides steps to follow in the process of
retouching a photo intended for a print layout and to web images.
The retouching techniques you apply to an image depend on the parts where
you want to use them. Whether an image is intended for black-and-white publication
on newsprint or for full-color online distribution affects everything from the resolution
of the initial scan to the type of tonal range and color correction that the image
requires. Photoshop supports the CMYK color mode for preparing an image to be
printed using process colors, as well as RGB and other color modes for web and
mobile authoring.
First, we will start by using the adjustments to brighten the colors in an image
file. We will make adjustments using manual controls on another copy of the image.
1. Open an image to edit. In the Layers panel, select the Background layer.
2. Right-click on Background layer then select Duplicate Layer. The Panel Options
menu is also available to duplicate the layer. Duplicate Layer window displays.
3. Type a name in the text field. All other options can be left alone. Click OK.
Duplicating the background ensures you will have a backup of your original in
case anything goes wrong.
4. Remove the visibility of the Background layer by unchecking the layer visibility eye
mark in the Layers panel.
2. Experiment by adjusting the sliders. The Vibrance slider affects the intensity of
colors. It has the strongest effect on muted colors in the image. The Saturation
slider increases the color intensity of all colors in the image.
3. Click OK when you’re done.
2. Experiment by adjusting the Hue, Saturation, and Lightness sliders. Your changes
will affect all the colors in the image. The Hue slider changes the colors in an
image. The Saturation slider affects the intensity of colors in an image. The
Lightness slider affects the brightness of colors in an image.
3. To affect only a specific color with these sliders, first go to the drop-down menu at
the top left of the Hue/Saturation dialog box and choose a color range, like
Yellows. Then adjust the Hue, Saturation, or Lightness sliders. These changes will
only affect the selected color range, wherever that color appears in the image.
4. Click OK when you’re done.
Directions: Take a picture of your five favorite food. For each food, enhance the photo
by using each image adjustment. Show the comparison between the original and the
enhanced picture. Write a brief explanation about your work.
4. Clicking on the visibility icon will prevent the layer to become visible or invisible.
B. Find and Save pictures of nature from the internet. Produce a photo collage by
applying the skills you have learned in Adobe Photoshop. Save your Photoshop
document as nature.psd.
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