Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Tulip edition

    After 





The before image was the original image which Jamie Myland (teacher) gave us from the VLE and then told us to edit it on Photoshop together as a class. Therefore the after image is the one which I ended up with after all the hard work

What?
We learned about Hue/saturation.
Render – clouds

Where?
It was in the class with everyone but at the end everyone had different editions to the image as there was so much in the hue and saturation tool which can be used.

Who and When?
This picture was edited when Jamie was demonstrating about Photoshop key feature which was hue and saturation.

Why?  
To learn how to change the colour of the original image into a different one using the Hue and saturation tool and alongside learning just about colours of the tulip, because the picture included a sky, there is a special tool in Photoshop which can change the colour of the sky but keep its original design which is in filter>render and then clouds.

How?
Firstly, every photo which is taken either by a digital camera or by mobile phones it has pixels to it. Therefore what hue and saturation does is changes the colour of the pixels using its RGB (Red, Green and Blue) colour feature and as a result i was able to change the colours of the tulips from yellow to pink. However I was also able to change it to different colour i.e. green red but i choose to look a bit more different from other therefore i decided to choose Pink colour. 




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