Webinar - PS 103 - Adobe Photoshop Tools and Filters for Nonprofits and Libraries - 2016-12-08
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Visit http://www.techsoup.org for donated technology for nonprofits and libraries! Still fairly new to Adobe Photoshop or wish you had a better handle on the basics? Watch TechSoup's in-house Adobe novice-turned-pro Wes Holing to learn how to use some additional Photoshop filters and tools. He'll help you learn how to edit and improve your images. He covers: - Photo retouching ethical considerations - An orientation of the Photoshop toolbar and navigation - The Pen Tool and Spot Healing Brush - The Liquify and Camera Raw Filters - Smart Filters and Blending Options - Where to access donated and discounted Adobe!
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- 1. PS 103: Adobe Photoshop Tools and Filters for Nonprofits and Libraries Wes Holing Senior Web Content Developer December 8, 2016
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- 4. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved4 Presenters Becky Wiegand Webinar Program Manager TechSoup Assisting with chat: Terry McGrath and Katherine Rockwell, Adobe Susan Hope Bard, TechSoup Wes Holing Senior Web Content Developer TechSoup Wes White Program Manager TechSoup
- 5. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved5 Objectives • Know when retouching a photo is recommended and when it’s not • Learn the basics of the pen tool • Learn which tools are best for different levels of retouching • Know the value of nondestructive editing
- 6. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved6 Objectives • Know when retouching a photo is recommended and when it’s not • Learn the basics of the pen tool • Learn which tools are best for different levels of retouching • Know the value of nondestructive editing • Replace my brother-in-law’s head with an ostrich’s
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- 10. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved10 Our Impact Together, we build a stronger, more resilient civil society. $5.4B in technology products and grants employed by NGOs for the greater good 35 languages used to provide education and support 100+ corporate and foundation partners connected with the causes and communities they care about 6.2M annual visits to our websites 600,000 newsletter subscribers empowered with actionable knowledge 79% of NGOs have improved organizational efficiency with TechSoup Global's resource offering* *Source: survey conducted among TechSoup members in 2013
- 11. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved11 Adobe Photoshop (and more!) www.techsoup.org/adobe • Adobe Creative Cloud (All Applications) • Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan • Adobe Acrobat Pro DC • Adobe Photoshop Elements
- 12. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved12 Choosing the Right Adobe App - Quiz http://www.techsoup.org/support/articles-and-how-tos/how-to-choose-right-adobe-app
- 14. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved14 Photo Retouching Ethics Okay • Fixing flaws in a photograph • Correcting image for accuracy • Modifications permitted Not okay • Altering image to meet perceived social standard • Misrepresenting subject • Don’t hold copyright Resource: How to Find Free (and Legal to Use) Images and Media Online Resource: Top 10 Sources for Free Images Resource: Fair Use Standards
- 16. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved16 Photoshop Interface Tools Options Panels
- 17. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved17 Photoshop Interface A. Selection Tools • Move Tool (V) • Artboard Tool • Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) • Elliptical Marquee Tool • Single Row Marquee Tool • Single Column Marquee Tool • Lasso Tool (L) • Polygonal Marquee Tool • Magnetic Marquee Tool • Quick Selection Tool (W) • Magic Wand Tool B. Crop and Select Tools • Crop Tool (C) • Perspective Crop Tool • Slice Tool • Slice Select Tool C. Measuring Tools • Eyedropper Tool (I) • 3D Material Eyedropper Tool • Color Sampler Tool • Ruler Tool • Note Tool • Count Tool D. Retouching Tools • Spot Healing Brush Tool (J) • Healing Brush Tool • Patch Tool • Content-Aware Move Tool • Red Eye Tool E. Painting Tools • Brush Tool (B) • Pencil Tool • Color Replacement Tool • Mixer Brush Tool • Clone Stamp Tool (S) • Pattern Stamp Tool • History Brush Tool (Y) • Art History Brush Tool • Eraser Tool (E) • Background Eraser Tool • Magic Eraser Tool • Gradient Tool (G) • Paint Bucket Tool • 3D Material Drop Tool • Blur Tool • Sharpen Tool • Smudge Tool • Dodge Tool (O) • Burn Tool • Sponge Tool F. Drawing and Type Tools • Pen Tool (P) • Freeform Pen Tool • Add Anchor Point Tool • Delete Anchor Point Tool • Convert Point Tool • Horizontal Type Tool (T) • Vertical Type Tool • Vertical Type Mask Tool • Horizontal Type Mask Tool • Path Selection Tool (A) • Direct Selection Tool • Rectangle Tool (U) • Rounded Rectangle Tool • Ellipse Tool • Polygon Tool • Line Tool • Custom Shape Tool G. Navigation Tools • Hand Tool (H) • Rotate View Tool (R) • Zoom Tool (Z) Customize: Edit > Toolbar A B C D E F G
- 18. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved18 Photoshop Interface • History: Undo, redo, make a snapshot • Navigator: Change the zoom percentage • Histogram: View tonal and color information • Info: See the color values and other info beneath the pointer • Properties: Get dimension info of element • Brush: Choose and modify brushes • Brush Presets: Choose brushes from existing libraries • Clone Source: Touch up blemishes, whiten teeth, correct red eye, and fix other imperfections • Character: Change font settings • Paragraph: Change line spacing settings • Paragraph Styles: Choose and save existing line spacing settings • Character Styles: Choose and save existing font settings • Tool Presets: Save and use tool settings
- 20. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved20 Photoshop Flashback Spot Healing Brush Tool, et al Making minor adjustments to photos Camera Raw Filter Enhance saturation, clarity, contrast, and more Pen Tool Selecting objects with the most precision
- 21. 21 Pen Tool
- 22. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved22 • Most precise tool for selecting objects • Useful for selecting and refining • Selections can be • placed in other images • modified without affecting rest of image • Based on anchor points and curves • Learning curve (no pun intended) Pen Tool Image: https://pixabay.com/en/iphone-smartphone-apps-apple-inc-410311/
- 25. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved25 • Removes small blemishes from photos • Samples surrounding context and fills in space • See also: • Spot Healing Brush Tool • Healing Brush Tool • Content-Aware Move Tool • Red-Eye Tool Healing Brush Tools Image: Adobe
- 28. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved28 • Adjusts tone, colors, brightness, clarity, blemishes • Compare before and after • Refine adjustments after making them • Heavy levels of detail for minute changes • Save presets for repeated adjustments Camera Raw Filter Image: https://pixabay.com/en/home-based-plumbing-email-acne-1287040/
- 31. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved31 • Push, pull, rotate, reflect, pucker, and bloat any area of an image • Freeze part of image to remain unaffected • Creative Cloud: Automatic face detection and manipulation Liquify Filter Image: https://pixabay.com/en/people-portrait-man-male-smile-1690965/
- 33. 33 Smart Filters
- 34. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved34 • For use with smart objects • Applies to most filters • Nondestructive: can modify or remove later without affecting other changes to image Smart Filters Image: Wes Holing
- 37. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved37 • Apply to elements like text and shapes • Adds bevel; stroke; glow; color, gradient, or pattern overlay; or drop shadow Blending Options
- 39. 39 Resources
- 40. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved40 Resources • Learn • Adobe: Adobe Photoshop CC • Vandelay Design: Learn Photoshop Basics • Lifehacker: Learn the Basics of Photoshop • TechSoup: Intro to Photoshop for Nonprofits, How to Choose the Right Adobe App • Phlearn: How to Use the Pen Tool in Photoshop • Images • Pixabay: Free, high-quality images • The Noun Project: Icons for everything • Creative Commons search: All CC-licensed images
- 41. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved41 Where can my organization get Adobe?
- 42. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved42 Adobe for Nonprofits www.techsoup.org/adobe-software-nonprofits
- 43. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved43 Adobe for Nonprofits
- 44. . © TechSoup Global | All rights reserved44 Adobe Photoshop (and more!) www.techsoup.org/adobe • Adobe Creative Cloud (All Applications) • Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan • Adobe Acrobat Pro DC • Adobe Photoshop Elements
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- Serving significant portion of society: Worldwide third sector comprised of and estimated 10+ million organizations employing a workforce of 47.6M contributing 5.9% of total GDP. A large portion are the digitally and socially excluded. They understand the digitally and socially excluded. Economic crisis, changes in technology and lack of in-house technology management elevate need for affordable technology solutions with appropriate context Several factors elevate their need for help with technology: economic crisis, fast paced and confusing changes in technology (the Cloud, mobile, so many options), and it really takes solutions. How do you figure out what really works when you are an expert in mental health issues or elder care and you have no in-house IT expert on staff? Gap exists between nonprofit needs and technology product donor capabilities Private technology companies, it turns out, are willing to donate. They know this isn’t a market for them due to its inability to pay and its costs to serve (fragmentation, level of support needed). Access required but context is key: local tech “know-how” and support The contributions of many are leveraged to create “solutions” that work and are easy to share, replicate and scale – and the technology is used to develop services which promote digital inclusion aims
- Serving significant portion of society: Worldwide third sector comprised of and estimated 10+ million organizations employing a workforce of 47.6M contributing 5.9% of total GDP. A large portion are the digitally and socially excluded. They understand the digitally and socially excluded. Economic crisis, changes in technology and lack of in-house technology management elevate need for affordable technology solutions with appropriate context Several factors elevate their need for help with technology: economic crisis, fast paced and confusing changes in technology (the Cloud, mobile, so many options), and it really takes solutions. How do you figure out what really works when you are an expert in mental health issues or elder care and you have no in-house IT expert on staff? Gap exists between nonprofit needs and technology product donor capabilities Private technology companies, it turns out, are willing to donate. They know this isn’t a market for them due to its inability to pay and its costs to serve (fragmentation, level of support needed). Access required but context is key: local tech “know-how” and support The contributions of many are leveraged to create “solutions” that work and are easy to share, replicate and scale – and the technology is used to develop services which promote digital inclusion aims
- Serving significant portion of society: Worldwide third sector comprised of and estimated 10+ million organizations employing a workforce of 47.6M contributing 5.9% of total GDP. A large portion are the digitally and socially excluded. They understand the digitally and socially excluded. Economic crisis, changes in technology and lack of in-house technology management elevate need for affordable technology solutions with appropriate context Several factors elevate their need for help with technology: economic crisis, fast paced and confusing changes in technology (the Cloud, mobile, so many options), and it really takes solutions. How do you figure out what really works when you are an expert in mental health issues or elder care and you have no in-house IT expert on staff? Gap exists between nonprofit needs and technology product donor capabilities Private technology companies, it turns out, are willing to donate. They know this isn’t a market for them due to its inability to pay and its costs to serve (fragmentation, level of support needed). Access required but context is key: local tech “know-how” and support The contributions of many are leveraged to create “solutions” that work and are easy to share, replicate and scale – and the technology is used to develop services which promote digital inclusion aims
- Serving significant portion of society: Worldwide third sector comprised of and estimated 10+ million organizations employing a workforce of 47.6M contributing 5.9% of total GDP. A large portion are the digitally and socially excluded. They understand the digitally and socially excluded. Economic crisis, changes in technology and lack of in-house technology management elevate need for affordable technology solutions with appropriate context Several factors elevate their need for help with technology: economic crisis, fast paced and confusing changes in technology (the Cloud, mobile, so many options), and it really takes solutions. How do you figure out what really works when you are an expert in mental health issues or elder care and you have no in-house IT expert on staff? Gap exists between nonprofit needs and technology product donor capabilities Private technology companies, it turns out, are willing to donate. They know this isn’t a market for them due to its inability to pay and its costs to serve (fragmentation, level of support needed). Access required but context is key: local tech “know-how” and support The contributions of many are leveraged to create “solutions” that work and are easy to share, replicate and scale – and the technology is used to develop services which promote digital inclusion aims
- Serving significant portion of society: Worldwide third sector comprised of and estimated 10+ million organizations employing a workforce of 47.6M contributing 5.9% of total GDP. A large portion are the digitally and socially excluded. They understand the digitally and socially excluded. Economic crisis, changes in technology and lack of in-house technology management elevate need for affordable technology solutions with appropriate context Several factors elevate their need for help with technology: economic crisis, fast paced and confusing changes in technology (the Cloud, mobile, so many options), and it really takes solutions. How do you figure out what really works when you are an expert in mental health issues or elder care and you have no in-house IT expert on staff? Gap exists between nonprofit needs and technology product donor capabilities Private technology companies, it turns out, are willing to donate. They know this isn’t a market for them due to its inability to pay and its costs to serve (fragmentation, level of support needed). Access required but context is key: local tech “know-how” and support The contributions of many are leveraged to create “solutions” that work and are easy to share, replicate and scale – and the technology is used to develop services which promote digital inclusion aims
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