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Editing 2

LO's - understand how to edit in the style of Craig Cramer
 


Critique my photo: â€‹
Do you like it? 
How would you improve it?
What would you do differently?
Does it meet the brief?

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Do now:

Finish your editing! 

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Basic Editing

If your image is under or over exposed, you will need to fix that using the
Brightness/Contrast or Exposure presets...

Exposure in photography  is the amount of light that
reaches a camera's sensor or film when a picture is taken​

 

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4 squares

Make a decision about cropping your image


File > Export > Export as > Jpg

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Open the cropped image in a new file


Copy this and create a second layer


Image > Transform > Flip horizontally























Select both layers


Image > Transform > Rotate 180 

 

 

Further editing

This is where to 
find the same 
presets but in
Photopea instead...
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Vibrance allows you to adjust colour intensity
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Hue/Saturation lets you adjust the colour, purity and how light or dark (exposed) the image is.
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Curves allows you to manipulate the colour even further.More information > https://tinyurl.com/2afye3bd  

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Curves 

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Hue/Saturation 

Vibrance
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Invert will show colour opposite on the colour wheel

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