Computer Graphics Survey

Editing Scanned Images

Using Photoshop 4.0.1 on MacOS Computers

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Before beginning the project

Read the information that pertains specifically to the way the ACG Lab operates. These directions may not apply if you work on the project elsewhere.


Tutorial Description

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Basic Techniques

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Painting

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Image Compositing

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Geometric Transformations

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Color and Exposure Corrections

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Special Effects

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File Conversion

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HTML Image Entry

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Notes

Raster/Bitmapped/Paint Images

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Trashing Preferences File

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Information specific to the ACG Lab

On ACG Lab computers, the program Photoshop is on the hard drive, inside the Paint folder.

The palette document 'WEB216 CLUT' is on the 'GX' server, in the 'Photoshop' folder inside the 'Tutorials' folder.

After completing this step of the project, follow the instructions from previous sessions to log on to the file server 'GX' and to locate the drop folder in the class folder. Drag both the updated version of your HTML file and your converted picture file (GIF or JPEG) to the drop folder. Before leaving, make sure to copy your PageMaker and Photoshop files back to your floppy disks.

The complete manual for Photoshop, in Acrobat format, is available on the ACG lab file server (GX), in the Manuals folder.

The Art Computer Graphics program of Fullerton College offers a class entirely devoted to Photoshop, ACG132-Electronic Paint. Find it in the schedule of classes.

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This document originally at <http://acg2.fullcoll.edu/LEARN/OVERVIEW/OV060/MAC1EN_P.HTM>
Copyright 1997 by Sandro Corsi.
Last modified September 19, 1997.
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