Photoshop for the Digital Photographer

Tonight we’ll choose four to eight images that you can make modifications from the list of techniques we’ve studied in the class.  You’ll have until Tuesday night to upload your 4-8 images to the digital dropbox (May 27).

   1.  Clone Stamp/Clean up face blemishes

   2. Calculations

   3. Multiple Sharpening Techniques

   4. Window Box / Framing

   5. Duo/Tri/Quad Toning techniques

   6. HDR and Tone Mapping

   7. Fine Art Poster Layout

   8. White Balance and Exposure

   9. Effect color change to just part of the image

  10. Triple Box Display

  11. Portrait Softening techniques

  12. Double Exposure

  13. Panorama Merging

  14. Neutral Density/Gradient Filter

  15. Color Balancing

  16. Red Eye Reduction

  17. Raw Processing

  18. Copyrighting

  19. Lightness channel manipulation for sharpening

  20. Smart Objects

  21. Professional Picture Packaging

  22. Seeing and Editing a Photo’s Metadata

  23. Batching and Actions

  24. Curves/Contrasting

  25. Calibration/Color Spacing/Profiling

  26. High Contrast Black & White Portrait Effect

  27. Finding the “Neutral Grey” in nearly every image

  28. Black & White Converter

  29. Whitening Teeth

  30. Lab Color saturation

  31. Watermarking

  32. Emailing Photos

  33. Digital Workflow

  34. Using RAW features

  35. Straightening

  36. Chromatic Aberrations (fixing them)

  37. Renaming/Sorting/Displaying/Slideshowing/Resizing

  38. Creating a Contact Sheet for a CD/DVD jewel case

  39. Backgrounds like Lensbabies

  40. Blueprint look

  41. Grunge Focus

  42. Unusual lighting effects

  43. Using Layer Masks to your advantage

  44. Understanding Histogram/highlights clipping

  45. Shadow/highlights tool

  46. Adjusting individual colors

  47. Reducing a Double Chin

Submit at least four (and no more than eight) files---from the pictures below that include before and after samples.

Session Final

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