Monday, November 15, 2010

poster

colour

colour management and with printers even though that it could be correctly calibrated to the monitor but if the paper is changed that changes everything, because paper can be different textures and shades of white which would change the outcome.

colour space

20/10/10

independent devices that are used to edit photos eg
sRGB, ARGB, pro photo RGB. (from smallest to largest )
sRGB was made to be universally used because every computer montior can display sRGB. The largest is pro photo it is also the oldest, devlopped 50yrs ago by kodak in mind to be the biggest.

NDE 2

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Operation

ND / D

Comments / ND Alternative



  1. Levels / Curves

D

Adjustment layer ND



  1. Rotate Image

ND




  1. Clone Stamp

D

Empty layer



  1. Dodge / Burn

D

Adjustment layer (levels, curves, brightness)



  1. Merge Layers / Flatten Image

D




  1. Paint Brush

D

Paint on fresh layer



  1. Cut part of image out from background

D

Layer masks



  1. Erase Tool / Delete Selected Pixels

D

Layer masks – and hide



  1. Transform Selection – rotate, skew, etc

D

Dup layer selected layer – smart object



  1. Flip Layer

ND




  1. Flip Selection

D

Smart object



  1. Convert to B/W

D

Adjustment layer – convert to b&w



  1. Save file from ACR

D

Smart object



  1. Apply a Filter

D

Smart object



  1. Change Layer Opacity

ND




  1. Change Bit Depth of Image

D




  1. Resize Image

D

Smart object



  1. Apply a Layer Style

ND




  1. Crop Image

D

Smart object resize



  1. Add an Adjustment Layer




NDE

colour

13/10/10

the munsell colour system was a unverisal system that was used before computers. Lab syestem is massive it is about the same as the human eye .

channels

22/9/10

channels if only the red is a grey scale image, but it shows the intensity of red - with white where most red is and dark least red there is . if a selection is saved it becomes an alpha channel.

lightroom

8/9/10

What model does cataloging software use?

Library

where are the images stored in a catalogue based system?

anywhere

where does the catalogue get its initial information about the file?

metadata in the file

where does the cataloging software store this information?

catalogue file, like a data base

what is the main organising principle of browser based systems

can other programs see these ?

NO

give two examples of software that combine image cataloguing and editing functions?

lightroom/ aperture

advantages of cataloge based system

saves space
time saving
central place to view the images








rendering

1/9/10

rendering engine decoder software takes the source image and metadata to produce aq image that can be seen. source file can be RAW/DNG/TIF/JPEG. depending on what live rendering is used it looks different from ACR, Capture 1 and lightroom. Live rendering is when the preview of the image data + source image.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

tutorials make-up

http://www.photoshopstar.com/photo-effects/evening-eye-make-up-effect-in-photoshop/

This is the link to make up, that i did in the tutorial

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Bridge

4 Aug

Bridge is a useful application for organization of images. With bridge the user can make images easier to be found with "keywords". Metadata can also be accessed easily, this gives the user infomation about the settings and can add things such as place, photographer and copyright .it also has the feature of being to be output to ethier PDF or web.

workflow

In class we were told how a "good" workflow is done and ways that it should be done. It covered the bacises from how to upload photos to the software to orginize where to save and the output, what the image will be use for.