5. 1.1 & 1.5 Aim Of Project
I have been chosen as a photographer and
graphic designer to capture images of Salford
City College for a magazine called city life and I
will edit the images to fit into the magazine.
I will take photos of
Salford City College
such as the canteen and
the sports hall.
6. Summary of Salford City College
The different sites of Salford
City College are Eccles,
Pendleton, City and Walkden
Centres and a Future Skills
Centre near Media City UK.
8. 1.2 Images of Salford City College
Games design logo Eccles college
entrance
Front of college Geography
classroom
Side of college
building
9. 1.4, 2.1 & 2.2 Edit Your Images
The tool I used was the spot healing brush. In the
picture I remove the lamp from in front of the animal
barn. I changed the size of the brush to 60 to make it
remove a bigger space of the lamp.
10. 2.3 Final Images Before & After
In this picture I used the shape tool and I made 3 grass
shapes on the picture. I then want on the colour bar to
change the colour of the grass from white to green.
11. In this picture I used the brush tool so scribble on the sign. To
use this tool I click on the brush button and you can change the
size of the brush and the shape of the brush.
12. 1.4, 2.1 & 2.2 Edit Your Images
In this picture I used the pinch tool and it made the picture
look wobbly and out of shape.
13. 2.3 Final Images Before & After
In this picture I used the hue and saturation to change
the colours of the grass, sky and the building.
14. 1.4, 2.1 & 2.2 Edit Your Images
In the picture I used the different clouds tool to change the
colour of the picture but make a cloud effect in the
background.
15. In this picture I used the crystallised tool to make the
picture turn into crystals. To use this tool I clicked on
filter than I clicked on crystallised button to change
the size of the crystals
16. In the image I used the angled strokes tool to make firm
lines to the picture. To use the tool I clicked on filter than I
clicked on the angled strokes button.
17. 2.3 Final Images Before & After
In this picture I used the spotlighting effect. I used it by
click on filter then lighting options and than I used the
spotlight to make parts of the picture darker and
lighter.
18. 1.4, 2.1 & 2.2 Edit Your Images
I this picture I used the shear tool to make the
picture look wobbly and curved. To use the
tool I clicked on filter and I clicked on the
shear button.
19. In this image I used the patchwork tool to make more
squares to the picture.
20. 2.3 Final Images Before & After
In this image I used the dust and scratches tool to make the
picture like a dust storm.
21. 1.4, 2.1 & 2.2 Edit Your Images
I used the ocean ripple tool to make this picture feel fuzzy
and difficult to look at. To use the tool I clicked on filter and
then on the ocean ripple button to change the ripple effect.
22. In the image I used the fragment tool to make the picture
look a bit fuzzy.
23. 2.3 Final Images Before & After
In the right picture I used the glowing edges tool to make the
picture like a glow in the dark picture. To use this tool I clicked
on filter and then I clicked on the styles button and I chosen
glowing edges.
24. In this change I used the lens flare tool to make the sun
appear from the bush. To use this tool I clicked on filter and
then I clicked on the render button and then I clicked on lens
flare.
25. In this image I used the curves tool to make the
image go darker.
26.
27. 1.6 File Formats
Explain the difference between the following file
formats:
Short for Joint Photographic Experts Group.
JPEG is a lossy compression technique for
colour images. Although it can reduce files
sizes to about 5% of their normal size, some
detail is lost in the compression.
28. 1.6 File Formats
Explain the difference between the following file
formats:
Portable Network Graphics is a raster graphics
file format that supports lossless data
compression. PNG was created as an improved,
non-patented replacement for Graphics
Interchange Format (GIF), and is the most used
lossless image compression format on the
Internet.
29. 1.6 File Formats
Explain the difference between the following file
formats:
Portable Document Format (PDF) is a file
format used to present documents in a manner
independent of application software, hardware,
and operating systems.
30. 1.6 File Formats
Explain the difference between the following file
formats:
A .PSD file is a layered image file used in
Adobe Photoshop. PSD, which stands for
Photoshop Document, is the default format that
Photoshop uses for saving data. PSD is a
proprietary file that allows the user to work
with the images’ individual layers even after
the file has been saved.
31. 1.6 File Formats
Which file format will you use and why?
I would use a jpeg because it is easy to save and it
doesn't spoil your work.
32. 1.7 Organising Your Files
Explain how you have saved all your images in
1 folder with appropriate file names
I have double clicked on jo’s folder and all my
work is in the folder organized.
33. 1.7 Organising Your Files
Take a screen shot of your fold with you files
saved in and paste it here
34. 1.3 Copyright of Images
Copyright is a legal right to a persons original work
and it’s right for a limited time
Explain why you are allowed to use your final images
Because I used the images on Photoshop by myself.
35. 2.3 How your work meet’s clients needs
Check that your final images meet the original
client brief and describe why you think it
meets your client’s needs.
Is this image in the correct file format? Yes they
are because they are jpeg images.
Is it high enough quality? Yes the quality of my
images are good.
Do the images promote Salford City College?
Yes because it show the good parts of Salford
City College.
