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Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop CS4

running on Windows
Develo
Adobe Systems
per(s)
CS4 (11.0.1) /
Stable February 24,
release 2009; 11
month(s) ago
Written
C++
in
Mac OS X,
Platfor
Microsoft
m
Windows
Availab
27 languages
le in
 Raster graphics
Type
editor
Proprietary
License
software
Websit Adobe Photoshop
e Homepage

About Adobe PhotoShop And

Other Graphic Software
This section of my web site was originally
developed a few years ago as a graphics
tutorial, done to fulfill a web design class's
final project. There is a taste of the basics
here, but slowly I've begun to use this part
of my web site to explore ways to use
graphic software as an artist to aid in
expressing my creativity. One way I do
this is to take a single image and slowly
develop it, showing the kind of variations
and offspring that are possible. As you
scroll down on this page, I have about five
variations on the original graphic painting
that I call "Vail Smear," There are a few
more on the following page,
www.intimateriver.com/Adobe_Web/vail.ht
ml I also like to collaborate with other
artists, playing around with each others
images that we are working on, or just
getting their imput. The image below is
one of the images I use on my home page.
Photoshop: the program

Open the available version of Photoshop.

This is how Photoshop 5.5 appears with an
open document [File/Open], most versions
of Photoshop will appear similar, with
more or less tools and tabs in the floating
palettes. Hosta.jpg is the file name of this
digital image. The title bar (see below) of
the image displays this information
including the displayed percentage [50%]
and its "mode" [RGB].
Hosta.jpg is an RGB or red, green, blue
color channel image (modes will be
discussed in more depth below). Above
the image is the program menu bar,
including File, Edit, Image, Layer, Select,
Filter, View, Window and Help. To the left
is the toolbar and to the right the floating
palettes, which can be accessed through
the Window menu if not displayed on
screen. Each of these palettes have
multiple information tabs. Notice the top
palette has the Eraser Options tab open.
This tab gives information about the
eraser tool. Notice the eraser tool is
activated (appears with the white
background as opposed to the gray, non-
active background) in the toolbar. Click on
any other tool in the toolbar and that tools
options will be display in this tab of the
floating palette.
While selecting the various tools, notice
that many of them have a small arrowhead
in the lower right corner. Position the
mouse over a tool that has one of these
arrowheads and hold down the mouse
button. A submenu of tools will appear.
To access any of the new tools, while still
depressing the mouse button, move the
pointer to the tool of choice and release
the mouse button. The new tool will
replace the prior selected tool.

Another area of note is the lower

information bar.

This also shows the image percentage, as

does the title bar, the uncompressed file
size/working file size and information on
use of the addressed tool. In this case the
eraser. Click and drag to erase to
background color.
 Photoshop comes with predefined actions
installed for performing common tasks. You can
use these actions and further customize them
to meet your requirements. Or, you can create
new actions or download actions made available
for free by other Photoshop users and install it
in your machine.

How to Install Photoshop Actions

The easiest way to install actions in Photoshop

is to drag and drop the actions file on the
opened photoshop window. This should work
both on Mac and on Windows. However, if you
want to install the actions manually, you can do
it by saving the ATN files first somewhere on
the file system then in Photoshop, open the
actions palette and click the tiny triangle in the
upper right corner. From the appearing menu
choose ‘Load Actions’, then choose the file from
the file open dialog.
If you need a detailed tutorial on how to use
Photoshop actions, I recommend that you view
this less than two-minute video tutorial I got
from Youtube.
6 colour actions
17 Color Photoshop Actions
PHOTOSHOP ACTIONS FOR CREATING
VINTAGE/RETRO EFFECTS

6 Vintage Effects

6 Retro-Vintage Actions for Photoshop

Dark and Light Vintage Photoshop Actions

Set of 9 “Retro Vintage” actions for Photoshop
7+
11 Post-Production Effects for High Dynamic
Range Images
PHOTOSHOP ACTIONS FOR COSMETIC
ENHANCEMENTS
Enhancing Skin Color
Airbrushed Skin

Before and After retouching

Change Eye Color
KLIPING PHOTOSHOP

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