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Photoshop Project 2: Softening Skin Imperfections
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Photoshop Project 7: Select And Mask For Editing Hair
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] This project is an example of editing out hair. We start by using the quick selection tool to choose the girl. We then turn on the select and mask feature. From within the select and mask feature we can adjust the view mode, opacity and selection radius. We can then use the refine…
Photography Session 1: Photography Workshop With The Adelaide Digital Photography Meet-Up Group
Very excited to have completed my first photography workshop with the Adelaide Digital Photography Meet-Up Group! I now know about stuff like aperture, shutter speed and ISO… so can finally move away from using the camera’s automatic settings haha. Also, my camera is too old ? Thanks to Colin and Jessica for their kind support….
Photoshop Project 10: Create A Simple Website Layout
In this project we use the rectangle and rounded rectangle shapes to create a simple website layout. This includes a header, hero image and four featured images. We then add images using the clipping mask tool so that they fit nicely within the shapes / layout that we have designed.
Photoshop Project 11: Design A Flat Illustration
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Photoshop Project 9: Creating New Shapes Using The Pen Tool
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] In this project we create some shapes and then customise them using the direct selection and pen tools. Shape 1: A square with a duplicated square on top of it. Use the free transform tool to rotate the second square by 45 degrees. Use the direct selection tool and set a radius to…