You will be able apply a Blend Mode to a layers on a picture.
You will be able to identify the different Blend Modes available to new layers.
This video uses settings and images found in Additional Information section
Watch: Blending example video
Watch: Photoshop Ad Color video (Camera Raw)
Read: You should be reading Chapter 6 in your book and doing the assinments at the end of the chapter.
Read: Blendmodes description by Adobe
Post: Lion King assignment using the tools mentioned above and post on Canvas under the Assignments - Lion King
Remember: PSD (keep all the layers) can be any size but JPG has to be under 100K!
Pictures: Blend Mode Graphic, Original B & W Photo, Final Color Photo
3 Major Blend Modes: Screen Multiply Overlay (Demo Graphic)
Screen: Ignores Black & makes things Lighter
Multiply: Ignores White & makes things Darker
Overlay: Increases Contrast by ignoring Gray
Navigating Blend Modes: Move Tool V and Shift + or Shift -
Colorization Settings
Change this Patriotic Black & White Photo into Color. You will need to add 6 empty layers to your PSD to accomplish this. Follow the Colorization notes.
COLOR | RGB | BLEND MODE | OPACITY |
---|---|---|---|
Gold | 203-148-19 | Overlay | 75 |
Cyan | 98-183-217 | Color | 75 |
Green | 68-85-46 | Color | 100 |
Red | 212-27-27 | Color | 30 |
Flesh | 238-187-142 | Color | 50 |
Blue | 22-22-193 | Color | 30 |
What is Camera Raw and the Digital Raw. (Take the photos straight out of the Camera or off the Web.) Photoshop supports the several Camera Raw formats
Camera Raw is great for making quick adjustments and rough changes (not as granular or precise as Photoshop). Lightweight and flexible way to edit your files. Lynda.com has a YouTube video that explains the difference.
Colorization Notes
Ruler, Camera Raw, Digital Raw, Levels & Curves