Technical Notes; 1st ND Photography lesson!
Photography
Inverting prints; 1 image on top of the other, OR; Photoshop- image- invert.
Opaque; light can not pass through it. (won` t work in projection printing.
Photoshop
on College computers, first thing students need to do when they log on is set it back to the Default Settings, as it` s always left on the settings of the last user. To do this, press down 'alt', 'ctrl' and 'shift' and hold them down whilst going to Photoshop in Applications and clicking on it. A little box comes up which says 'Delete the Adobe settings'. click on 'yes'. This takes you back to the default settings.
Some of the computers have scanners next to them. Photo face down, file - import - canon. preview image. Tidy up area around image in Preview and then press scan.
Go to; 'image' - ruler - put the ruler over the image and click in each corner. Then go to; image - rotation - arbitrary. This straightens the image up if you` ve scanned it.
image - adjust - invert. Makes a negative.
Photography
Inverting prints; 1 image on top of the other, OR; Photoshop- image- invert.
Opaque; light can not pass through it. (won` t work in projection printing.
Photoshop
on College computers, first thing students need to do when they log on is set it back to the Default Settings, as it` s always left on the settings of the last user. To do this, press down 'alt', 'ctrl' and 'shift' and hold them down whilst going to Photoshop in Applications and clicking on it. A little box comes up which says 'Delete the Adobe settings'. click on 'yes'. This takes you back to the default settings.
Some of the computers have scanners next to them. Photo face down, file - import - canon. preview image. Tidy up area around image in Preview and then press scan.
Go to; 'image' - ruler - put the ruler over the image and click in each corner. Then go to; image - rotation - arbitrary. This straightens the image up if you` ve scanned it.
image - adjust - invert. Makes a negative.
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