Wednesday, 23 September 2015

Getting started with photoshop

Good morning, good afternoon and good morrow, eager and most skilled year 10 students. Photoshop skills are a must for anyone hoping for an A or an A* at Media Studies, and it's an awful lot of fun too. Now, some of you already have some super Photoshop skills, whilst some of you are just getting started. Rule number 1 if you know how to do clever stuff on Photoshop: Share your knowledge!

The aim for this exercise is to produce a single cover for a made up music artist (or a made up single for an actual music artist).

The dimensions you need are basically a square (how it would appear on digital only distribution sites such as iTunes and GooglePlay_ - 1400 pixel x 1400 pixel, 300 pixels per inch (PPI).

Try to include at least 3 of the following:

  1. How to touch up a photo; how to make people look better
  2. Layers and adjustment layers; what are they and how to use them
  3. Working with layer masks
  4. How to crop a photo
  5. Adjusting the exposure and using the Adobe Camera Raw filter
  6. Removing something from an image
  7. Move or copy objects in a photo
  8. How to put a person from one photo onto a new background (or putting two photos together)
  9. How to add text
  10. Saving photos and saving formats that are shareable
Here's mine ( I know you can do so much better!):


And here's a tutorial link:

PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL - CLICK HERE!

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