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Editing 1

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

Do now: 

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Contact Sheet

As creatives, we are always editing our work and this is where it starts.

 

This is a contact sheet of a previously unseen Andy Warhol photography shoot. And traditionally contact sheets are made out of developed 35mm film that's been exposed with light onto photo paper in the darkroom.

 

But you can see he hasn't stopped there, Andy Warhol has gone through and made selections about the frames he doesn't like.

 

This helps us as photographers to confidently make selections about the work that we like or don't like. And back then, it would've saved a lot of time & materials. 

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But today, we are going to do it digitally in Google Slides.

Insert > Image > Drive

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Make your own selections

Select 4 of your best images! 

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Edit workshop

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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

Extension

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File > New > A4 > Landscape

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Copy your image into a new canvas


Then rotate it like the image above


Make sure the angle is set to 60 degrees

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Use the object selection tool for the triangle

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Edit >  copy. Edit > paste. 

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Bring together



 

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Deselect bottom layer

Right click

Merge visible



 

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View all layers

Right click bottom layer

Lock all layers



 

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Copy and paste

ctrl C > ctrl v


 

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Select triangle

Edit 

Transform 

Flip vertical


 

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Bring together in a diamond shape

copy and paste



 

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Copy and paste triangle layers into gaps




 

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