PROJECT: PHOTO RETOUCH
Your job is to research all the tools available to you in order to retouch damaged photos, make color corrections, fix rips, etc..
​Read Through The Task Sheet
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Grading Criteria
Will vary from project to project, but the main focus is on seemless integration of your edits. We'll talk about what that means.
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Save a copy of each of your original, layer-filled .PSD files as a .JPEG and turn in to the class In-Box labeled: Retouching
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PRE-PRODUCTION
Your job is to familiarize yourself with the following:
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Watch The Demo With Mr. Juul
RESOURCES
Image Repair and Restoration with Adobe Photoshop
LINK 1 - 40 Cool Beauty Amplifying Photoshop Effects
LINK 2 - 40 Cool Before and After Photos
LINK 3 - 70 Retouching Tips
LINK 4 - What good retouching looks like
LINK 5 - Become A Zombie With Photoshop
LINK 6 - Ugly Face Effects Using Photoshop
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PRODUCTION
Photo Retouching (3 Pts)
There's two parts to this:
Project 1 - You Retouch 2 Damaged Photos
Choose any two and retouch them using the Spot healing, Content Aware and Healing brushes.
Save a 'before' and 'after version as a .jpeg and Upload To Focus. See the example below.
Correct the color, brightness, tears, remove spots or blemishes.
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Specifics for saving Retouched photos:
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300 dpi resolution
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Landscape style page 11" x 8.5"
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Show the before and after results like shown.
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Save as a .jpeg and upload to Focus
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A 'Before' and 'After' Example
RESOURCES
* Remember, Black Reveals - White Conceals
Project 2 - Coloring a Black and White Photo (2 Pts - Due Date Pending)
Your job is to take two black and white photos ( a person and landscape ) and colorize them in Photoshop using techniques learned in class.
Save a copy for web and place it in the class inbox or upload to Focus. JPEG.
Also save your .PSD version so I can see your layers
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Colorize A Landscape and a Person - Task Sheet and Instructions
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Specifics for saving photos:
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300 dpi resolution
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Landscape style page 11" x 8.5"
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Show the before and after results like shown.
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Save as a .jpeg and upload to Focus or to the class InBox
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