USING PAINT.NET
Skills: change view, rotate, select a portion
of, crop, resize, change contrast, filter an
image, undo an operation
IT concepts: pixel, image processing
operation
Where does this topic fit?
•Internet concepts
• Applications
• Technology
• Implications
•Internet skills
• Application development
• Content creation (images)
USING PAINT.NET
http://www.getpaint.net/
Paint.net screen layout
Open images
Current image
Tools
Status line
Command
menus
Purpose of three of the tools
Select a rectangular area
Add text to the image
Draw a rectangle
Experiment —
what do each of
the others do?
(If you do not see the toolbox, give the Windows > Tools command).
Experiment
Play around. You
can undo any
changes you make in
the History window.
(If you do not see the history window, give the Windows > History command).
Ctrl-z undoes the last
command.
Ctrl-y redoes the last
command.
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The status line: describes the selected tool
Tool description with a help hint Image size
Cursor location (0, 0 is the upper left hand corner)
For example: status line for the Rectangular Selection tool:
Tip: watch the status line as you work
These change as you make the selection.
You can adjust selections one pixel at a time using the
arrow keys.
The status line changes as you work
Status line while making a selection:
Rotate an image
Image > Rotate
View menu
Changing the view does not alter the image, just
what you see while working on it.
Adjusting contrast
Adjustments > Brightness/contrast
Immediate feedback – high contrast
Immediate feedback – low
contrast
Apply the ink sketch effect
Effects > Artistic > Ink sketch
Resize an image
Image > Resize
If you check Maintain aspect ratio, changing either the
width or height automatically adjusts the other.
Resizing without maintaining the
aspect ratio will distort the image
A few questions
How did I do that?
How did I do that?
How did I
erase the
oarlock?

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