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The document describes editing an image for an advertising campaign. The key steps taken include: 1. Stretching an imported background image to fill the canvas and adjusting brightness/contrast to suit the summer season. 2. Adding the logo of the charity Barnardo's to the bottom right corner. 3. Changing the text color, font, and position to the top right corner to suit the background image better. 4. Increasing brightness to 15 and contrast to 17 to make the image appear brighter like a summer photo.
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I opened Photoshop and selected portrait orientation for an international size paper fashion spread. I chose an image that fit the summer theme and enlarged and positioned it appropriately. Finally, I added clothing prices in small, bright yellow text in the top corner and adjusted the brightness and contrast slightly to improve the look of the colorful default image, completing the final fashion spread.
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Katrina Morton created drafts of sections for a music magazine in Photoshop, including the front cover, content page, and a double page spread. For the front cover, she chose a main image, added her brand name in red and white text, and included other design elements like a smaller image, call-out text, and a barcode. For the content page, she featured one cropped image and included a title with a rippling effect and numbered references down the side. The double page spread used a poster edges filter on the image and layered text at different angles for the title. Feedback led to further improvements on the drafts.
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- 2. Image 1 Here I set the document type to International paper.
- 3. I then opened up the photo I had chosen to use, and stretched it out to fil up the canvas. I did this because I was using it as my background. I then used the correction tool so that when the image was stretched out it wasn’t distorted or blurred.
- 4. Here I adjusted the brightness and contrast levels of my image. I did this as by making the image brighter it suits my chosen season of summer more.
- 5. After adjusting the brightness and contrast levels I then changed my text to something that would suit my image better. Firstly I moved it to the top right corner, changed the font, and then changed the colour to a light blue.
- 6. I then put in the logo of the charity of that my advertising campaign is being made for, which is Barnardo’s. I positioned the logo in the bottom right corner of the image.
- 7. Image 2 The first thing I did was select ‘International paper’ as my document type.
- 8. Then I imported my main image and stretched it out so it became the background of my image.
- 9. After I imported my main photo, I then added in the logo of the charity that my advertising campaign was for. I positioned the logo in the bottom left corner of my image so that it was still in clear view but did not distract from the subject. It is important for me to direct focus directly on the subject as they are showcasing the clothes; and that is the main purpose of this advertising campaign.
- 10. I inserted text onto my image, and this is what would be my slogan. I placed the text in the top left corner of the image, and I did this so that it didn’t distract from the model but still was in clear view for whoever views the advertisement.The font was blue because it stands out against the green background, and the graffiti style font will help appeal to my younger target audience.
- 11. Here I adjusted the brightness and contrast of the image, pushing the brightness up to 15 and the contrast up to 17. I did this because when the image is brighter it suits the season I have chosen better. As the season my campaign is covering is summer, the image can be made to look more like a summer image by making the picture brighter.
- 12. Here I set the document type to international paper.
- 13. In this screengrab I increased the brightness.This has the effect of creating artificial sunlight, which means the picture will look as if it was taken during the summer. I want it to appear this way because my chosen season is summer.
- 14. Here I put in the logo of my chosen charity.This is important as it informs the viewer which charity this is for.
- 15. I then added in text, and this text would be my slogan.