Review essential photographic concepts, and discover how to make image adjustments using Adobe Photoshop Elements, Microsoft Word, and PowerPoint.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Exercise files
- Understanding resolution
- What is color space?
- Why does file format matter?
- How transparency is stored in a file
- JPG, PNG, and other raster formats
- EPS and common vector formats
- Converting file formats with Adobe tools
- Converting file formats with free utilities
- The impact on resolution and size
- Determining the size that you need for your project
- Handling images in Office docs
- What is cropping or masking?
- Resizing while saving
- The essentials of composition
- The impact of perspective
- Matching visual style
- What is color temperature?
- Adjusting the exposure of an image in Photoshop Elements
- Adjusting the color of an image in Photoshop Elements
- Adjusting the size of an image in Photoshop Elements
- Adding transparency to an image in Photoshop Elements
- Stylizing an image in Photoshop Elements
- Adjusting the exposure of an image in Microsoft Word
- Adjusting the color of an image in Microsoft Word
- Adjusting the size of an image in Microsoft Word
- Adding transparency to an image in Microsoft Word
- Stylizing an image in Microsoft Word
- Adjusting the exposure of an image in Microsoft PowerPoint
- Adjusting the color of an image in Microsoft PowerPoint
- Adjusting the size of an Image in Microsoft PowerPoint
- Adding transparency to an image in Microsoft PowerPoint
- Stylizing an image in Microsoft PowerPoint
- Using Adobe Aviary to adjust images
- Using PicMonkey to adjust images
- Using Fotor to adjust images
- Using Pixlr to adjust images
- Adjusting images in a PDF file with Acrobat Pro
- Exporting an Office document from a PDF file
- An overview of IP rights and photography
- What are the penalties for violating IP rights?
- What is Creative Commons?
- Licensing stock photography
- Licensing images from a photographer
- Next steps
Taught by
Richard Harrington