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Used on left eye

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Imported jpgs and batch rename with keywords metadata

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High contrast red filter

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Patch tool - after

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Patch tool - before

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Tom, can we please have some screen grabs of the work you have been doing in class for evidence of what you are learning? I would particularly like to see a) Your use of Adobe Bridge, to rate, sort, rename and keyword images; b) the work you did last week experimenting with Adjustment Layers and any images you successfully edited. This week I will ask for images you have converted to B/W. Thanks

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Here is my complete guide to post-processing in bulk using Lightroom prior to doing any fine-tuning in Photoshop. The great thing is, as an Adobe product they integrate very well and you can open images in LR, edit them in PS and save them back to your LR catalogue with the edits as a separate 'edit' image in TIFF format, so you don't destroy your original RAW file. I wrote this booklet about 2 years ago, but this will be ok for all of the tools in Lightroom versions 5 and 6.

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Hi Helen, have you posted the Lightroom guide you made?

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It's a lighthouse

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Down the left hand side of your screen are all of your day-to-day tools in Photoshop. Applying Adjustment Layers means you don't have to use many of these tools. However, if you want to create a more bespoke adjustment, make a cut out or perform other actions such as typing text, you will need these tools instead.

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Download the images again from Helen's Google Drive and save them to your own USB stick.

Import them again into Adobe Bridge
Rate them according to your own preferences 1-5 stars
Batch rename them
Add some keywords to the images such as a description
Take a screenshot of this and upload it to your Padlet. You can use ALT+PRTSCREEN or the Snipping Tool in your Windows 7 start menu which is really easy and allows you to cut out small areas of your screen

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Working non-destructively on your images
Here is a guide to Adjustment Layers and what each pre-set adjustment can do for you

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We're going to learn about some of the most popular techniques in Photoshop over the next 4 lessons.
You will also learn about organising, rating and sorting through images using Adobe Bridge, which is Photoshop's sister program - you can perform 'batch' processing in Bridge such as renaming, making contact sheets and so on.

Lesson 1 - Bridge and Padlet
We will ensure you are all familiar with Padlet (again if you have used it before).  Download the source images on this page and save them to your pen drives for safekeeping.  You will use these images (all of which are copyright and owned by Martin Evening - he is a Photoshop trainer and author but allows use of images for educational purposes - so please don't publish these as your own work!) to practice your editing techniques on.

When you have completed a piece of work let's see your before and after on here - so keep the original, upload it again, and then upload version 2 showing how you have edited the images.  We can then assess them in class and for homework.

Lesson 2 - Adjustment Layers - why we work non-destructively.
We'll show you some great techniques ensuring that you never destroy your original image whilst layering up edits sensibly and exploring all of the most popular tools in Photoshop

Lesson 3 - Great Black and White images
Did you know that most black and white digital images are actually made up of colour?  We'll show you how to spot them, and to create your own very subtly toned black and white photograph

Lesson 4 - File Formats
Photoshop will allow you to save your image in a number of formats, and they're all very different.  You will explore how to save a file as a 'work in progress' - finished pieces suitable for printing, web and graphics uses.

Please ensure any work you produce is uploaded to your Padlet so that we can assess it, with a brief but clear explanation of how you have used the tools to perform the editing

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More tips on using Adobe Bridge for organising your work

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035.Organizing, Filing and Sorting Your Images with Adobe Bridge

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035.Organizing, Filing and Sorting Your Images with Adobe Bridge

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We'll watch these in class and you can refer to them for homework as well in case you don't remember everything at once.

These are about using Adobe Bridge and its tools

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033.Importing Camera and Smartphone Images

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033.Importing Camera and Smartphone Images

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Make sure you 'Save As' and onto your portable drive or pen drive.  We can't leave data on the computers here as it will be deleted overnight.   If the folder downloads as a 'Zip' file we will help you unzip the files if you are not sure how to do this.

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Photoshop Practice Images - Google Drive