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In Class 4 we were introduced to 3 D Bit Map Graphic through the use of Rocket World |
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Mid Term 4 John Hardiman
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I manipulated My Camera angle to take a picture of my avatar from the front and cropped the image to remove the extraneous Fire Fox browser elements and re-sized the image using Photoshop. An example of the process is shown below. |
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Resize Image |
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Crop image and add text |
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Take a picture of the Face of Avatar |
Meeting and Chatting with Team Graphix Teammates in Rocket World - John Hardiman
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I met with fellow Team Graphix Team members, Diana Prudent and Andrew Prince. We had a chat in Rocket World. |
Mid Term 5 - John Hardiman
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I edited the file adding my name and saving first as a Progressive JPEG (Mid Term 5A JPEG) |
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I then re-saved the file as an Interlaced PNG using Adobe Photoshop. (Mid Term 5B PNG) |
Friday, September 24, 2010
Mid Term 3 - John Hardiman - Save as different web formats
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PNG I saved the file Ball.tif to my desktop and the opened it with Photoshop. I selected Save as and selected the file format jpeg from the drop down format window. When I hit save a window launched where I had to select the image quality between 1 and 12 and selected progressive. There is a file size indication down the bottom of the panel that also lets you select the download speed to see the time it will take. I checked different resolutions and settled on 8. I opened the file again and selected save as GIF format. Photoshop forces you to save it as a copy. I then had to select black and white or colors forced to select primaries, web, or custom. I picked web and clicked the box to preserve exact colors. A window popped up asking normal or interlaced. I chose the latter. I opened the file once again and saved it as a PNG format file. I had to select interlaced or non interlaced. |
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Mid Term 2 - John Hardiman- Added a Caption in Photoshop
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Here I added a caption to a photo by selecting a rectangular area using the select area tool in Adobe Photoshop and filling it with white by selecting edit then fill and selecting white. In Photoshop I could have also done this by selecting the color white as the foreground color and using the rectangle tool.to create a block. Then I used the type tool to insert a caption. |
Mid term 1 - John Hardiman - Removed Red Eye Photo
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I downloaded this picture into adobe Photoshop and using the Paintbrush feature wrote my name on the photo. I first selected a color that would stand out from the rest of the picture. I then used the navigator feature to enlarge the image to 600%. Next I used the eye dropper tool to select color from the eye. Using a 3 pixel brush I colored over all the red in the eye, being careful not to go outside the eye. Then to make the picture a bit more realistic I selected the color black and using a 5 pixel brush with a 75% flow rate I recreated the pupils. |
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Assignment 2-1: My GimpShop Photo
Roll Call 1-1 John Hardiman
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In the First Class we had an introduction to the course material and requirements and completed necessary registration. |
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