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You may not need to be a guru in this field, however there are some basics you must understand before you are able to work with images without being frustrated. Our application of choice is Adobe Photoshop® but if you use some other application we are happy to help you grasp the concepts.
These days we all have digital photos that we want to manipulate, whether it be a simple fix-up of a scratched scanned image or a complex combination of two separate images. Here are some of the areas covered:
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Basic Concepts |
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The Tools Explained |
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Making selections |
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Adjustments |
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Canvas size & Cropping |
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Image size |
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Creating images for print |
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Contouring images |
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Colour Modes (cmyk, rgb, indexed) |
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Type and image design |
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Layers |
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Layers Styles (eg drop shadows) |
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Style Sheets |
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Master Pages |
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Application preferences |
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File concepts (vector, raster) |
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File types (jpg, gif, eps, tif, png etc) |
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Filters (eg sharpen or blur) |
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Colour sampling |
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Gradients |
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Cloning |
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Smudging and Patching |
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Transparency |
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Combining Images |
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Saving for high quality printing |
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Creating images for the web |
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Creating and Using Actions |
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Scanning techniques |
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Of course you may not need all of these, or you might want more, in any case, the course content will be designed to get you working with those images efficiently and competently.
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