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Photoshop Basics

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What is Photoshop?

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1. Adobe’s pixel-based graphics editor (1988, by Thomas & John Knoll).
2. Used in photography, graphic/web design, digital art.
3. Works with pixels (small color squares making up an image).
4. Ideal for editing photos, creating artwork, combining images, etc.
3.

Getting Started with Photoshop:

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1. Size: Defines dimensions (e.g., 24x36 inches for posters, 1080x1080 pixels for social
media).
2. Resolution:

1. Print: 300 dpi (sharp, high-quality).


2. Web: 72 dpi (faster loading).

3. Background: Transparent, solid color, or image.

5.

Interface Layout:

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1. Toolbox: Tools for editing (e.g., crop, brush).


2. Panels: Adjust layers, colors, history.
3. Menu Bar: Access main commands (File, Edit, Filters, etc.).

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Important Tools:

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1. Selection:

1. Marquee (rectangular areas).


2. Lasso (freehand selection).

2. Alteration:
1. Crop (adjust size).
2. Clone Stamp (remove imperfections).

3. Drawing:
1. Brush (paint or add effects).
2. Pen (precise shapes).
4. Assistance Tools: Guides, rulers, grids (alignment).
5. Color Modes:

1. RGB (digital screens).


2. CMYK (printing).

Infographics Overview

1.

What are Infographics?

2.

6. Visual tools combining text, charts, icons, and images.


7. Purpose: Simplify complex information into easy-to-understand visuals.

3.

Why Use Infographics?

4.

1. Efficient: Quickly conveys information.


2. Engaging: Appeals visually.
3. Clarifying: Highlights patterns/trends.

5.

Key Components of Infographics:

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1. Clear Message: Simple, concise takeaway.


2. Data Visualization: Charts, graphs, icons (e.g., bar chart for sales trends).
3. Hidden Insights: Show patterns (e.g., rising global temperatures).

Quick Examples for Context:


Photoshop Flyer:

o Size: 8.5x11 inches, Resolution: 300 dpi.


o Add event text, logo, and creative brushes.

Infographic on Exercise Benefits:

o Pie chart: 40% mental health, 30% physical, 30% emotional.


o Add icons (shoes, dumbbells) and timeline to show progress.

Storyboarding

1.

What is it?
A visual tool with panels showing key moments in a story. Used in films,
animation, ads, and games to plan and organize shots.

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Benefits:

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1. Communication: Teams align on ideas.
2. Visualization: Spot pacing or plot issues early.
3. Saves Time/Money: Avoid costly production mistakes.
4. Encourages Creativity: Test different ideas before production.
5.

Key Elements:

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1. Panels/Frames: Each represents a scene or shot.


2. Shot Numbers: Organize and reference shots easily.
3. Location: Shows where the scene happens.
4. Camera Angles: (Wide, Mid, Close-up).
5. Notes: Describe the action or effects.
6. Movement Arrows: Show character/camera motion.

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Types:

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1. Thumbnail: Rough sketches for early planning.


2. Full: Detailed with camera angles and notes.

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Tools:

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1. Traditional: Pencil & paper.


2. Digital: Storyboard software for flexibility and sharing.

Adobe After Effects (AE)

1.

What is it?
A software for animation, motion graphics, and visual effects (VFX).
Commonly used in films, TV, and online videos.

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What Can It Do?

4.

1. Animation: Animate text, images, or objects using keyframes.


2. VFX: Add effects like fire, rain, or lasers.
3. Motion Graphics: Create dynamic visuals for ads, logos, or infographics.

5.

AE Workspace:

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1. Project Panel: Organize assets (images, videos, audio).


2. Composition Panel: Preview your project.
3. Timeline Panel: Control animation timing.
4. Layers Panel: Manage visual elements (text, effects, etc.).
5. Effects Panel: Apply filters like motion blur or glow.

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Key Features:

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1. Keyframes: Mark changes in animation.


2. Layers: Stack and organize elements.
3. Built-in Effects: Simulate particles, distortions, or lighting.

Quick Memory Tips


 Storyboard = Plan the story visually (Panels + Notes).
 AE = Animate and add effects (Keyframes + Layers).
 Benefits: Both save time, improve creativity, and help teams align!

Adobe Premiere Pro Overview – Simplified for


Memorization

What is Adobe Premiere Pro?

A professional video editing software used for creating films, TV shows, and web
content. Known for flexibility, robust features, and a user-friendly interface.

Key Features

1. Non-linear Editing (NLE): Edit any clip without altering original files.
2. Advanced Tools:
1. Multi-cam editing: Sync and edit multiple camera clips.
2. Lumetri Color: Advanced color grading and correction.
3. Essential Graphics: Add titles and motion graphics easily.
3. Integration: Works seamlessly with Adobe tools like After Effects and Photoshop.

Workspace

1. Customizable: Rearrange and save layouts.


2. Main Panels:
1. Source Monitor: Preview and trim raw footage.
2. Timeline: Arrange and edit video/audio clips.
3. Program Monitor: Preview the final output.
4. Media Browser: Import media files.
5. Effects Panel: Apply video/audio effects and transitions.

Practical Applications
 Film/TV editing workflows.
 Social media videos with optimized aspect ratios.
 Post-production automation using presets.

Best Practices
 Organize assets in bins for efficiency.
 Use keyboard shortcuts for faster editing.
 Regularly save projects and enable auto-save to avoid data loss.

Quick Memory Tips


 Panels: Source, Timeline, Program, Media, Effects.
 Tools: NLE, Multi-cam, Lumetri, Graphics.
 Best Practices: Organize, Save, Shortcuts.

Adobe Premiere Pro = Flexibility + Power + Seamless Workflow.

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