The document summarizes image editing steps taken to enhance a photo. First, the Unsharp Mask tool was used to sharpen the image and remove blur. Then a duplicated layer was converted to black and white, while a vector mask was used to retain color for the main screen. Curves and brush tools were applied to increase light and add a white dot to brighten the main screen. Finally, saturation was increased with the Hue/Saturation tool to make the colors of the main screen stand out against the black and white background.

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2. The first thing that I done to the image is use the ‘Unsharp Mask’ tool because I wanted to
make the picture look more clear than it is. This tool also removes some of the blur that
might have been in the picture which is good. This tool makes everything sharp therefore it
makes the image have better quality.

3. Then I duplicated the main layer and on the duplicated layer, I went to the ‘Image’ tab and
clicked ‘Adjustments’ and then selected ‘Black & White’ because I wanted the picture to only
have black and white colours.

4. Then I added a ‘Vector Mask’ to the duplicated layer and selected the ‘Rubber tool’ and
started to rub out the main screen because I want the main screen to have colours and
everything else be in black and white. By having the main screen have colours, it will get the
most attention due to the fact that it has colour and the rest of the background is black and
white.

5. After making the main screen have colour, I used the ‘Curves’ tool to make sure that that the
main screen is getting enough light so that you can see what is going on.

6. Then I got the ‘Brush tool’ and made sure the colour was set to white and then I made a
massive dot on the massive screen because this will make my image brighter so the
audience will actually see what's going on. Then I changed the ‘Opacity’ to ‘5%’ so that it
only lights up the image and by making the ‘Opacity’ low it won’t stand out like how it is in
the picture.

7. Then I used the ‘Hue/Saturation Tool’ to turn up the Saturation so that the picture will have
more colour in it and it will stand out on the main screen. This is good because it makes the
massive screen stand out more than it is.