Wednesday, 28 March 2012

Manipulating an Image

The aim of this assignment was to take one of the images captured in the previous assignment and manipulate it with the use of Adobe Photoshop Elements. The first photo is simply a touched-up version of the original whereas the other four have had special effects added to them. The role of this assignment was to help us get more accustomed to Adobe PhotoShop Elements and explore how versatile the program really is. 

ORIGINAL IMAGE (EDITED)
This is an edit of the original photograph taken in the previous assignment. The color temperature
and contrast were increased slightly increased slightly. Using the "clone stamp tool"
 located in the utilities panel, skin blemished were removed. 


PICTURES CREATED WITH PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS' EFFECTS

This cartoon-like version was created by using the "CUTOUT" effect.
The contrast and brightness were also increased to compensate for the
cutout effect's darkening of the image.


This photo was creating by adding the "STAMP" effect to the original picture.

This photo was creating by adding the effect called "WATERCOLOR" to the original
 image and hitting "Apply" several times to increase the effect.

This photo was created simply by adding the "PHOTOCOPY" effect to the original image.

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