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Photoshop
- OST 1810, Section 1963 - PT106 - 8:30 - 4:30/ 8:00 - 5:00 This course is an introduction to the premier image editing program, Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and ImageReady 3.0. The book that we will be using will be Photoshop 7 for Windows & Macintosh. There will be take home test worth 40 % and in-class projects worth 60%.. Scantrons are not required. Floppy disks or USB "flash cards" are required. |
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Saturday morning: Welcome and introduction. Check out the resources available to you within this site. Chapter 1 - The basics - the tools, the palettes, the menus and how to use them; Chapter 7 - Layers - introducing the power of layers; Chapter 2 - Photoshop Color - color basics and "blending"; Chapter 5 - Selection - a few of things covered in this chapter concerning how to use some of the selection tools Saturday Afternoon Chapter 4 - Pixel Basics - working with pixels/images; Chapter 8 - History - how to use the History palette; Chapter 6 - 127-129, Healing Brush and Patch Tool; A floppy disk or flash card is recommended for next Saturday's class. Saturday morning - save all of your work to disk/flash card (recommended). We will make a brief visit to ImageReady for a venture into slicing. Chapter 10 - Choose Colors; Chapter 12 - Paint; Chapter 17 - Type; Chapter 18 - Filters; Quick Masks - 281-282. For fun, we will play a bit with the Liquify tool. Saturday Afternoon Catch-up and Chapter 20 - Don't be late, automate... Then it is your time to shine - Project. |
| Want to learn more? Check out Training Tools; Planet Photoshop; PS Lover; advanced -The Webmachine & idiginalemotion ; Photoshop Advanced; for working with photos - Robert D Feinman, Digital Camera - Planetphotoshop; and the many other tutorial sites found on the APPLICATIONS page. |
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