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This document discusses editing an image for a front cover using Photoshop tools. The author used the brightness and contrast tools to lighten the image and emphasize facial features and headphones. The final edited image appeared brighter, showed more detail, and matched the house style color of the headphones.
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Image manipulation
- 1. This is the image I will use for my front cover. I will edit it using Photoshop. I will use the brightness tool on Photoshop to change and manipulate the image. This is the image after using the brighten tool.
- 2. I also used the contrast tool to make the colour contrast higher. This emphasises the cheek bones, and the headphones. The final image appears brighter and shows facial features. The contrast tool has made the headphones a similar colour to the masthead so maintains house style.