Photoshop

=Hue/Saturation=
 * Copy-paste the picture of the pumpkin below to your Photoshop
 * [[image:8thgradephotoshop/pumpkin_copy.jpg width="498" height="375" caption="pumpkin_copy.jpg"]]
 * On the menu bar, choose Image-Adjustments-Hue/saturation
 * In the dialog box, drag the Hue, Saturation, Lightness sliders left or right until the pumpkin is the color you want. Don't worry about the rest of the picture. We'll take care of that later.
 * [[image:8thgradephotoshop/blue_pumpkin--all_copy.jpg width="501" height="377" caption="blue_pumpkin--all_copy.jpg"]]
 * Click OK on dialogue box to finish.
 * Set the History Brush (from last lesson) to sample the original picture and paint over all of the areas in the picture except the pumpkin. Leave that blue (or whatever color you selected).
 * [[image:8thgradephotoshop/blue_pumpkin_copy.jpg width="490" height="369" caption="blue_pumpkin_copy.jpg"]]
 * Now do a picture of your choice from our collection.
 * Save these to your wiki and label them 'Hue/Saturation'


 * Erase Red Eye**
 * Erase Blemishes**
 * Whiten Teeth**
 * Start on Editing Photographs
 * get rid of red eye with the magic wand and paint bucket fill (black for the pupil with opacity set to 40%)
 * get rid of blemishes with the healing brush
 * whiten teeth with the dodge tool (20% and midtones)

=History Brush= Here's another way to filter just part of your picture: =Art History Brush= One more way to filter a picture is with the art history brush.
 * Filtering pictures**
 * Copy-paste this picture
 * Try different Filters. Take a snapshot of those you like
 * Take a screen shot of at least one for your wiki
 * Now, select quadrants with the marquee tool and filter each quadrant differently
 * Now select a new picture Select detail from this picture and filter just the detail. I've selected just two of the elephants and filtered them. Then, I selected the background and blurred it. Do you like it?
 * Now select the main image in your picture; select inverse (so everything is selected except your main image) and filter the picture
 * Which do you like best?
 * Open a picture, like this one of the dogs
 * Filter it, say, as paint daubs
 * Go to history; select the original picture and click the space in front of it
 * Use the history brush on the left and paint over some of the dogs--they return to their original pristine condition
 * Use your original picture.
 * Click hold the history brush and you'll see another brush called the art history brush. Select it.
 * Select the 'oil sketch' Art History brush from the collection at the top left.
 * Paint it with the art history brush you've selected
 * Now use the history brush. Set the anchor to the original picture. Paint part of your picture back to the original

=Cloning and decloning= Cloning Use Alt to set your anchor point Paint with your mouse to add more flowers Or pick the flowers Or clone from one picture
 * Using the clone tool, we can start with a picture of flowers

to another Now start with this picture and get rid of the palm tree that's messing up the background Open your school picture--this time, we'll crop with the magic wand =**Styles**= =**Gradients**= Auto--arrange workspace--windows, workspace, default workspace
 * Cropping**
 * Copy-paste both of these pictures into PS
 * On lizard picture, create another layer called 'lizard' (from 'layer' 'duplicate layer')
 * Notice which layer you're on
 * Use marquis tool to crop around lizard. Doesn't work well.
 * Use lasso tool to crop around lizard. Make sure you connect ends. Much better
 * Are the ants around the lizard? If not, Select Inverse
 * Change to Move tool
 * Drag and drop onto Colosseum
 * Resize with Edit, Free Transform
 * save
 * Select the magic wand
 * check the toolbar at the top--select 'add to' (the second icon)
 * delete all the background. You'll know you're done when the the 'ants' go around the entire picture
 * open background picture from, My Pictures,
 * Select-inverse to get 'ants' going around you rather than the blank background
 * drag-drop your cropped pic to background
 * free transform (edit-free transform)

Style and Gradient tools
 * Open a new canvas. Make it 4 by 4
 * go to layer-duplicate layer and duplicate the background layer
 * check right side and be sure the duplicate background layer is selected
 * double click and rename it 'styles'
 * go to styles (right side) and experiment with the colors. Click and they will show up
 * Click the eye in front of the styles layer to make it disappear
 * Go to the layer icon and create a duplicate layer
 * Name it 'Gradient'
 * Pick your gradient tool as follows:
 * Drag mouse across screen and create a background
 * Smudge with smudge tool--be sure you're on the correct layer
 * Take a screen shot and save

=**Auto-fixes**= take digital pictures of you for later use
 * Painting**
 * Review layout of Photoshop desktop
 * Auto-arrange workspace--//windows, workspace, default workspace//
 * show how menus change with tool,
 * right-click copy this picture
 * create a new image. Look at the 'new image' dialogue
 * leave defaults for now. Because you have an image in your clipboard, it'll size for the clipboard contents
 * paste the image into the new blank file
 * make auto adjustments under 'image', 'adjustments'
 * levels
 * contrast
 * color
 * save image to your file folder
 * copy into your wiki page
 * open another new image file
 * add a title--paint brush
 * make the width/height 4x5
 * check the image size
 * change background contents to 'background color'
 * leave the rest for now
 * use paint brush tool--dot in corner shows different types of brushes. Select 'paint brush'
 * select brush size 20 from top toolbar
 * select a traditional brush first, then others from brush choices
 * leave 'opacity' and 'flow' for later
 * draw anything
 * change brush and change foreground color
 * add brushes (little arrow by brush dialogue) and append list
 * see how the paint brush color matches the foreground color
 * go to Navigator--enlarge and delarge
 * go to Channel---hide some of the channels
 * go to history--go back in time
 * draw a picture of yourself (or your favorite pet) with at least five brushes, five different colors.
 * Save image and discuss how PS saves

= = Draw Photoshop picture with paint brushes
 * see how the paint brush color matches the foreground color
 * go to Navigator--enlarge and delarge
 * go to Channel---hide some of the channels
 * go to history--go back in time
 * draw a picture of yourself (or your favorite pet) with at least five brushes, five different colors.
 * save

=**Word image Editing**=
 * MS Word Skills
 * Add your name, hour date at the top of the document with header
 * copy-paste this image a new MS Word doc
 * Select the image; go to 'format'
 * Crop each image so it's separate
 * add a border
 * rotate the figure to a different angle
 * try the other picture formatting tools available on MS Word (click the picture and they'll show up on the ribbon or right-click and select 'format picture')
 * Note: Not all pictures allow for all background changes--this is where Photoshop is great
 * save
 * Here's a sample:
 * [[image:8thgradephotoshop/word_image_formatting.png caption="word_image_formatting.png"]]
 * try another one from one of these pictures






 * Avatars, Seals, Tagxedos**


 * Create a word cloud with [|Tagxedo]about you and what you want to learn in this class
 * youu have many options. Review the website and then start entering words
 * Pick the appearance of your word cloud
 * save as 250 jpg
 * Create your avatar
 * go to Avatar
 * select 1, 2 or 3. Follow directions on webpages.
 * save
 * Create a seal
 * go to [|Seal Maker] on internet start page
 * create as directed on webpage.
 * save
 * print