The document describes image editing techniques applied to a picture. The author used the blur tool to smudge unneeded metal parts so they appear black. They adjusted brightness and contrast to make colors vivid and bold. A sharpen filter was applied to make edges sharp. Levels were adjusted to set the black point and color levels to prevent a washed out look. The same level adjustment was described twice.

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2. Here I have used the blur tool to smudge some of the unneeded parts in the picture, so on the
metal where there is no paint I smudged the sides into it so that it too looks black, instead of the
raw metal.

3. Here I have adjusted the brightness and contrast levels so that the colours on the
image look vivid and bold, so that they stand out in the image. To do this I went on
the image adjustments drop down and selected brightness and contrast, this
allowed me to adjust it using the slider.

4. Here I went on the filter drop down and selected sharpen, I did this so that all
the edges on the image look sharp and not pixelated. This allowed the image to
look sharp and the edges on the image to appear sharper and bold too.

5. Here I have adjusted the levels of the image so that the black point of the image is right as well as the colour levels.
This is done so that he image does not look washed out. To do this I went on image adjustments from the menu bar
and this allowed me to adjust the levels by the slider shown.

6. Here I have adjusted the levels of the image so that the black point of the image is right as well as the colour levels.
This is done so that he image does not look washed out. To do this I went on image adjustments from the menu bar
and this allowed me to adjust the levels by the slider shown.