We will be
learning these topics in this chapter :-
· - Open
and Save image in Ps
· - View
Image in Ps
· - Different
parts of the Photoshop working environment
· - Photoshop
toolbox
Photoshop- CC--> Creative Cloud
CS--> Creative Suite
File Formats!
PSD - Native file format (Photoshop document)
GIF - For web
graphics (Graphic Interchange Format)
JPG/JPEG - For web images (Joint Photographic Experts
Group)
TIFF - Popular format for print, highest quality (Tagged
Image File Format)
RAW - Format for digital cameras. All the data is raw and
uncompressed, 20 to 30 mb.
* File Formats that preserve layers in Photoshop
PSD - Photoshop Document (second largest -2)
PDF - Portable Document Format (smallest in size-4)
PSB - Large Document Format (third largest-3)
TIFF - Tagged Image File Format (largest in size-1)
Important!
* The Colour Well
- know how to
change the foreground and background colour.
- Layers - better
to do it in multiple layer
-
not advised to do it all in one layer (difficult to edit again)
* Zoom In and Zoom Out Image
1. Command/Control +/-
2. Command/Control spacebar
3. Select zoom in/out from view menu
4. Changing the percentage value in the lower left corner
of the image window
5. Adjusting the scale in the Navigator Palette
Pixel:
A pixel (picture element) is a tiny rectangle that contains information about the colour at a particular location in an image.
Each pixel is a specific colour determined by how many bits are used to encode the colours.
- 1 bit = 2 colours
- 4 bits = 16 colours
- 8 bits = 256 colours
- 16 bits = 65,536 colours
- 24 bits = over 16 million colours
A pixel (picture element) is a tiny rectangle that contains information about the colour at a particular location in an image.
Each pixel is a specific colour determined by how many bits are used to encode the colours.
- 1 bit = 2 colours
- 4 bits = 16 colours
- 8 bits = 256 colours
- 16 bits = 65,536 colours
- 24 bits = over 16 million colours
Resolution:
- Image resolution in Photoshop is the number of pixels that make up each printed inch of the image.
- The higher the resolution of an image, the more clear and detailed the image looks when it’s printed, at least up to the limitations of the printer.
Three types of resolution:
- Image resolution
- Monitor resolution
- Printer resolution
Image resolution:
- 72 pixel per inch - only for image on digital screen
- 300 pixel per inch - for printing
- Image resolution in Photoshop is the number of pixels that make up each printed inch of the image.
- The higher the resolution of an image, the more clear and detailed the image looks when it’s printed, at least up to the limitations of the printer.
Three types of resolution:
- Image resolution
- Monitor resolution
- Printer resolution
Image resolution:
- 72 pixel per inch - only for image on digital screen
- 300 pixel per inch - for printing
Relationship between resolution, on-screen size, and print size:
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