Editing images
- 1. EDITING IMAGES BY MATTHEW FLANAGAN
- 2. IMAGE 1 Once I had taken the photo I uploaded it onto photosghop where I proceeded to align it with the canvas I had set. When it was align I started to stretch the image so that it was in the right positioning and the model looked big enough
- 3. IMAGE 1 When I had reached the desired size for my photo I started to position it so that it had enough border to fit the text and St Roccos logo on the poster. I then placed the St
- 4. IMAGE 1 I realised that the logo for St Rocco's was in the wrong place and didn’t look right, so I positioned it in a different place and changed the size of the writing. Then gave the writing a brighter colour and was
- 5. IMAGE 1 Even though the colour of the writing matched the theme of saint Rocco's it just didn’t look right and blended in with the background. I changed it to a more eye popping red and positioned
- 6. IMAGE 1 Once I had finished the positioning of everything I corrected the contrast and brightness to make the writing and clothes more visible. I also
- 7. IMAGE 1 I went back to the photo and changed the colour of the text as I felt that it wasn’t friendly enough and felt harsh.
- 8. IMAGE 2 I added the photo to Photoshop then centred it. After I had centred it I started moving it to the desired location. I made sure to watch out for the image possible starting to blur.
- 9. IMAGE 2 Once I got the basic amendments and positioning done I did the final details. I made sure he stood out enough and that all the clothing was visible since that’s what its advertising. Once I had done all this I moved him further to the left side of the rule of thirds so their was
- 10. IMAGE 2 I had finished arranging the photo how I had desired to I added the St Rocco's logo so that it stood out but wasn’t distracting. Then I added the writing so that it was prominent
- 11. IMAGE 2 I then rearranged the writing so it looked right and was easier to read. I also made the font bigger so it was clearer from a distance. This also made it viewer accessible.
- 12. IMAGE 2 I had finally decided on what would be the last positioning for all of my layers. When I had done this I slightly adjusted my lighting to make it look more summery and to also make the clothes more
- 13. IMAGE 3 I uploaded this photo to Photoshop, when I had fitted it to the layout I stretched and moved the image till I felt it looked like it was in the right place. I found the correct position for the photo so tom was positioned on the
- 14. IMAGE 3 When I had got the side of the photo I knew I was using. I placed the St roccos logo so that it wasn’t covering any of the clothes and was distracting but was still very visible and easy
- 15. IMAGE 3 I then added my text so that it outlined the model and the clothes. When I finalised this I then adjusted the brightness and contrast to give the photo a brighter and warmer feel of