CHELSEYSYVRET: April 2011

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1) Flatten Layers
2) Reduce Size to 72 dpi
3) Save As JPEG/RGP

Notes

Check Value, color, contrast, crop
Protocols (clean up) Value= grey, black, white
1. Image --- Adjustments --- levels—click on white eyedropper- click white area
2. also in levels look at graph --- move white slider towards end of graph—value corrected(exposure)
3. Image—adjustments—color balance( fix color) Adjust colors accordingly
4. Adjustments—brightness/contrast--- adjust
5. Crop button –crop then double click
6. Quick check
7. 7 Sharpen click zoom in button, zoom in, then go to FILTER --- sharpen—sharpen mask---adjust but avoid pixel look
WHITE ON TOP TO TAKE FROM MASK
1. Black paddle icon Dodge tool takes away info
2. Adjust size and hardness at the top also can adjust exposure
3. 3 Black paddle icon Burn tool adds in info
Quick Mask tool
1. Magic wand selection tool (select area)
2. Click Little square button third from bottom SWITCH WHITE ON TOP OF BLACK(quick mask)(adjust brush size)
3. Switch back to normal mode other square bottom Use brush tool adjust erase away the mask in area you want shown
4. Go to select--- inverse
5. Filter—blur—Gaussian Blur ( move slider to fade background)
6. Click square at top left to unselect
7. Go to IMAGE at top then adjustments—saturatation /hue
SAVE IN MY FILE TO JPEG

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