Image process
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This document summarizes image editing processes done in Photoshop and Lightroom. It describes taking a photo of a phone and making it monochrome, removing the background. It also discusses adding text boxes to images, transforming the text to look aligned on surfaces using the move tool and CTRL+Left click. It highlights adjusting image settings in Lightroom and blending text with images by blurring words.
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Image process
- 2. I edited this photo in Photoshop Lightroom to make it monochrome and to give it an enhanced effect in some of the black and whites.
- 3. I needed a B/W image of a phone for the image, so I took an image of the web and simply turned it monochrome and removed the background.
- 4. I added text and positioned it so that it looked as thought it was aligned along the wall. To do this, you use the move tool in Photoshop and CTRL+Left click on one corner of the box and shift it around so it looks like it is in perspective. This is where I implemented the cell phone in the earlier slide.
- 5. I then did the same transformation with this box of text as the text before. I also blurred the words so that they were in focus with the image. I highlighted the corners of the box that was used to edit.
- 6. For this image I first changed some of the images settings in Photoshop Lightroom to give the image the right atmosphere.
- 7. I then did the same transformation of text onto the image with both boxes of text seen.