saturday, september 16, 2006 by: april m. bowser photoshop 7 session 1
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Saturday, September 16, 2006By: April M. Bowser
Photoshop 7Session 1
Photoshop 7 - Objective
What is Photoshop Navigate around in Photoshop Open and Saving files Create a New file Copy and Paste Crop and Straighten Correct Red-Eye
Photoshop 7 – Objective cont. How to use your photograph in Word How to use your photograph in
PowerPoint Layers Instant 3D Type Semi-transparent Type Perspective Cast Shadow Visual Color Change
What is Photoshop An application that allows you to edit
photographs Add two photographs to make them
one Restore old photographs to make them
look as they did originally Add color to black and whites or
change colors to black and white You are only limited by your
imagination
Navigate around Photoshop
Explore the Toolbox
Menu and Option Bar
The Menu Bar gives additional options related to this application.
The menu bar looks the same as in any windows application.
The Option Bar is specific to Photoshop
Displays controls that let you customize the selected tool you are using from your toolbox
Palettes Gives more controls
over your creation Many different
palettes gives maximum control
Palettes used frequently are: Layers Channels History Color
Open and Saving Files
To OPEN: Use the menu bar, FILE, Open
Photoshop allows you to open a wide range of graphical extensions JPG,GIF, TIF, BMP, RAW, and many more Photoshop extension is: PSD
Open and Saving Files cont. To SAVE: Use the menu bar, FILE, SAVE or
SAVE AS FILE, SAVE
Allows you to save a file with the extension of .PSD
Doing this always gives you the original to make changes to
FILE, SAVE AS Allows you to save a file with a different
extension such as .jpg to be use on the web
Open and Saving Files cont.
It is important to know where you save files
Create folders for your photographs so you can locate them easily
It is recommended that you always save a .psd (original copy of work)
Create a New File
For New: Use the menu bar: FILE, NEW
Copy and Paste
Works much the same in Photoshop that it does in word
Copy uses the clipboard Paste adds it to a new worksheet or a
photograph you want to add it to. Keyboard strokes are:
Copy: ctrl+c Paste: ctrl+v
Crop and Straighten
Select the crop tool from your toolbox
The crop tool will keep what is inside the selection.
Correct Red-Eye
Zoom in to the area of the eye that needs fixed
Select the magic wand Select the eye-dropper to select the
color needed Select paint bucket Fill area selected by the magic wand
How to use your photograph in Word
Open Word Select New Blank Page From menu Bar: select INSERT,
PICTURE, FROM FILE, (remember where you save your file)
Select Filename, click OK
How to use your photograph in PowerPoint
Open PowerPoint Select New Blank Slide From menu Bar: select INSERT,
PICTURE, FROM FILE, (remember where you save your file)
Select Filename, click OK
Layers Photoshop works like adding
transparent on top of transparent to give a full illusion
Instant 3D Type
File; New (size:w653,h641,R72, RBG) Text Tool; then Type Layer; Type; Convert to Shape Ctrl-T; Hold down Shift-Alt-Ctrl; grab
the top right corner, drag upward. Press Enter to accept Layer; Rasterize; Shape
Instant 3D Type cont…
Click and drag layer to the copy layer icon
Press “d” (changes foreground to black)
Hold shift-alt-press backspace (this changes the color to black)
Alt-ctrl; press-and –hold right arrow to add 3D effect
Instant 3D Type cont…
Hide your top layer and background layer by clicking on the eye icon This leaves all the black type layers
Use the pop-down menu; Merge Visible
Optional: click on Lock Transparency button, click on Gradient to create a gray effect.
Semi-transparent Type
File; Open (photograph) Text Tool; Type your text Ctrl-click on text layer
Makes text active selection Click eye icon at type layer to hide Click on background layer Ctrl-J (create layer1)
Semi-transparent Type cont…
Click add a Layer Style (“f” at bottom of the Layer Palette )
Choose Drop Down Shadow Choose Inner Shadow Choose Inner Glow Now Click OK Click on type layer & drag to trash to
delete layer
Semi-transparent Type cont…
Optional: Click on Background Layer Ctrl-L
Adjust Darker-Lighter Use Pointer to move words to different
location
Visual Color Change
Open a photograph that contains and object or part that you would want to change the color
Select the object, by using a lasso tool Magnetic Lasso works great for this
Outline the object
Visual Color Change cont…
Image, Adjustments, choose Hue/Saturation Then click on Colorize Move the Hue Slider to the desired color Click Ok
Perspective Cast Shadow
File – Open (perspectiveShadow363039.psd)
Make a copy of the layer Drag layer to New Layer icon Press “d” to change foreground black Press Shift-alt-backspace to fill option
black Ctrl-T (Free Transform)
Perspective Cast Shadow cont… Right click directly in free transform
box From pop-up list choose Distort Lie the copy layer almost flat by
grabbing the center point Press Enter to accept Press “g” for Gradient tool In Layer palette, click Lock
Transparent pixels
Perspective Cast Shadow cont…
Drag Gradient tool from one end to the other
Shadow should go black to gray Turn of transparency lock Filter Menu-Blur-Gaussian Blur In dialog box enter 2 for Blur radius
Click OK
Perspective Cast Shadow cont…
Drag copy layer under Layer 1 This puts shadow behind image
Use the Rectangular Marquee to draw a rectangle of the top quarter of the shadow
Select-Feather- 5 pixel Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur-2pixel Ctrl-D (deselect)
I Hope You Had Fun
Any Questions?
Anything you would like to learn that we did not
cover today?