The document discusses image manipulation techniques used for film posters and magazines. It describes using Photoshop tools like the Magnetic Lasso Tool, Blur Tool, Sponge Tool, Dodge Tool, and Smudge Tool to separate a girl from the background, add a black background, and create a glowing effect. It also mentions cropping an image to focus on the subject, and using the Hue tool to change the color and add mystery.

1. By Hollie-Jade Higgins Image Manipulation ...

2. The Below image has been manipulated for use on my film poster… Before After I used Photoshop to manipulate the original image to the desired effect. I used the ‘Magnetic Lasso Tool’ to separate the girl from the background, after getting rid of the white edges I pasted it onto a black background. I used a combination of the “Blur Tool”, the “Sponge Tool”, the “Dodge Tool” and the “Smudge Tool” to give the highlighted/ glowing effect.

3. The Below image has been manipulated for use on my film Magazine… Before After To manipulate this image we cropped the image; this allowed the focus to be more on the girl than the background. We used “Hue” to change the colour of the image; the green looks sterile and adds mystery to the image.

4. If I where to manipulate this image I would use the “Magnetic Lasso Tool” on Photoshop to cut the child out and paste her onto a black background. I would then crop the image to only show the waist up.