In the
second Photoshop session we looked at how turn multiple busy photographs from
one specific point into a single clear image. For this a selection of images
must be taken from a single point. This process removes any unwanted people,
animals and anything that isn’t fixed over the duration of the photograpgh. It
is important that the camera isn’t moved, as Photoshop needs fixed points to
work with. To you this you:
Select
File -> Script -> Load files in to stack
You
then create smart object
And
finally convert the Stack mode - Layer -> Smart Object -> Stack Mode
-> Median
When
Photoshop combines all of the layers to only show the static points, you also
loose any detail in the sky. To solve this problem another, more attractive sky
can be imported from another image. This is simply done by:
Load
other image -> copy across -> Quick select sky -> Select inverse ->
Delete selected area
We
also learned how to produce a contact sheet that allowed us to print all of our
photographs out equally sized together, enabling us or the client to choose
there preferred one. This is done by:
File
-> Automate -> Contact Sheet -> select the options wanted
The
types of file format we should use when working in Photoshop are as follows:
Lossless
-> Print -> TIFF -> .tif
Lossy
-> Digital -> JPEG -> .jpeg
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