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=Photoshop CS5 objectives=

Please consider the feedback we gave you and make appropriate changes to your objectives By the end of this chapter you will be able to 1. Adjust your programme settings by using the preferences section. 2. Locate and open an image file. 3. Change the image view by using the zoom, scroll and navigation features. 4. Customise Photoshop settings and layout to match your needs. 5. Demonstrate an understanding of Photoshop shortcuts, in order to improve work speed.
 * Part 1 : Getting to grips with Photoshop**
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(Gary) After this tutorial, you will be able to - Create a custom canvas and select common image settings - Save images in different formats to optimise their use - Draw and modify pictures using the Various Brush Techniques - Draw straight lines and shapes easily - Restore images to a previous state using the History Palette - Free up memory by clearing the history by different methods
 * Part 2: Let’s Start Drawing…**
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[] (Dan) Objectives: · Use image modes to change the colour properties of a .jpg file. · Use the colour picker to select a desired colour. · Apply colours using brush and fill tools. · Implement background and foreground colours. · Use gradient tool for texturing images. · Use eye dropper to select and implement a colour.
 * Part 3:** Exploring Photoshops Colour Tools

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 * Part 4: Colours and Saving files and image techniques**

By the end of this lesson you will learn how to: Nolan
 * 1) Select and adjust colours from the Colour Palette
 * 2) Customize and Add colours to the Swatches Palette
 * 3) Identify Colour Gamut and Web safe colours
 * 4) Save files and images
 * 5) Convert images to Tiff format for printing
 * 6) Optimize images for the web
 * 7) Create images with transparent backgrounds

At the end of this tutorial you wil be able to: · Use various tools to select part of an image · Move and/or copy selected area · Change colour of selected area · Mask non-selected area · Save your Mask for further use
 * Part 5: Selecting for Image Manipulation**
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[] (jeff) Main objective - -How to adjust canvas size -Apply cropping to a selection (I merged the using the crop tool into this part) -Resizing a Image -Explaining the Image File Size -Try these Additional selection tips -Short Cut Summary
 * Part 6:** How to Crop and Resize Images


 * Part 7: Layers**

Use selection and layers in photo-shop to create a new layer from a previously selected object. Apply the us of the move and layer palette Demonstrate proper use of the layers system to create new layers Toggle showing and Hiding layers. Use the layer properties tool to blend and add transparency to layers. Use hot keys and layers to copy a layer to a new image.

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 * Part 8:** Multiple Image Adjustments for Beginners
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1. Reproduce an //adjustment layer// to avoid ruining your original image 2. Play with the //contrast// of an image to reduce darkened areas of a photo, or vice-versa 3. Adjust the //input levels// of image properties using advanced image colour editors 4. Adjust the //output levels// of image properties using advanced image colour editors 5. Modify the //colour levels// of an image, to intensify or dull the colours on your image 6. Modify the //hue/saturation levels// of an image to bring more vibrancy/clarity to an image

[|http://kate.ict.op.ac.nz/~dale/PhotoshopTut/Part8%20-%20Touching%20up%20on%20Finished%20Images.htm] Previously we looked at adjusting colors to improve an image. Today we will be covering how to By the end of this tutorial you will definitely be able to confidently: 1) Enhance and make an image stand-out by using the Sharpen, Blur, and smudge tools. 2) Enhance the shadows and color saturation of an image by using the Dodge and Sponge tools. 3) Duplicate or remove part of an image using the Clone Stomp tool. 4) Utilise a smoother duplicate effect on part/s of an image using the Healing and Patch tools. 5) Fix the effects of a red eye and other similar attributes in an image using the Color Replacement Tool..
 * Part 9: Touching up**


 * Part 10:** Designing your very own web page.

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By the end of this tutorial you will be able to: • Layout the different sections of your web page using the ruler and shape tool • Create interesting borders • Use different fonts and effects to style your text • Use the slice tool to prepare your newly designed web page for the internet

[|http://kate.ict.op.ac.nz/~mcgrear1/Websites/Photoshop%20Tutorial/Site%20files/] (amy in Wix?) Photoshop channels are much like layers only they contain the information of colours and selections of an image. An Image can have 56 different channels and are used for advanced image manipulation and for creating special lighting and textured effects. There are three types of channels colour channels, containing the colour information of an image; alpha channels, store the selections of an image; and spot channels, contains the spot colours for printing.
 * Part 11: So many Channels!!!**

By the end of this tutorial you will be able to:


 * Use different features to create different styles of text.
 * Use alpha channels and lighting to create text.
 * Use the displacement map.
 * Add dimension to your image by using lighting effects.