Intermediate Lessons - To assist in the creation of a Master File:
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Lesson Twenty Six
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1. Layers - how to rearrange order and clip together.
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Lesson Twenty Seven
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1. Size of layer thumbnail.
2. Layer opacity - We will use the Gradient Tool to help demonstrate the usefulness of layer opacity adjustments.
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Lesson Twenty Eight
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1. Layer fill discussed using a text layer to create a watermark.
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Lesson Twenty Nine - Blend Modes (Part 1)
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1. Blend modes; 50% grey (423C).
2. Demonstration with graduated filters.
3. “Velvia Look” via - background copy - overlay mode - 10% to 15%
Layer Opacity.
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Lesson Thirty - Blend Modes (Part 2)
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1. Use Dodging and Burning as an example. Alt-Click on the New Layer
icon, Choose mode “overlay”, check box fill with 50% neutral gray; 10%
max brush opacity.
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Lesson Thirty One - Masking (Part 1)
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1. Basic Masking Discussion.
2. Alt-Click on thumbnail to view mask.
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Lesson Thirty Two - Masking (Part 2)
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1. Group layers and add a layer mask to group.
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Lesson Thirty Three - Masking (Part 3)
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1. Add a layer mask to a background copy.
2. Filter - Blur - Gaussian blur.
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Lesson Thirty Four - Masking (Part 4)
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1. Apply the gradient tool to a mask.
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Lesson Thirty Five - Masking (Part 5)
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1. Masking exercise: Combine two versions of the same raw file.
Demonstrate opening multiple images as layers (Via selections in
Bridge).
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Lesson Thirty Six - Masking (Part 6)
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1. Demonstrate opening multiple images as layers (Via selections in
Bridge).
2. Auto align.
3. Masking exercise: Combine different exposures of the same image
using the brush tool to paint a mask.
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Lesson Thirty Seven - Masking (Part 7)
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1. Useful way to use “Select” - “Color Range” to create a mask.
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Lesson Thirty Eight - Masking (Part 8)
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1. Technique for creating a luminosity mask (selecting the highlights).
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Lesson Thirty Nine - Masking (Part 9)
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1. Technique for creating a luminosity mask (selecting the shadows via
“Select - Inverse”).
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