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02/02/2003 06:01:22 PM · #1 |
I have been working on an Introduction to Photoshop web site for a while - A series of articles especially for people who have little or no experience with Photoshop, but who are wanting to learn.
So far, I have tutorials on the following topics:
- Colour correction
- Contrast
- Filters
- Opening files
- the Tool palette
- Resizing images
- RGB and CMYK colours
- Saving files
- Straightening an image
- Unsharp Mask
- Vector and Bitmap graphics
- Working with Layers.
I am planning to do a tutorial on how to make borders around images as well.
Also, I am planning to split each tutorial into two categories: One part for beginners, and one advanced.
The question is; Am I missing any sections? And is there a need for such a page?
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02/02/2003 06:24:46 PM · #2 |
Hurrah ! Just what I need. I have some Q about Photoshop you can answer in your pages.
(1) I want to know how to create a solid colour around a person's photo [over the background] and then make that colour transparent so the original background is gone. The resulting graphic could be used on a web page which has a background photo. The person's (or pet's) picture would appear against the background but wouldn't look rectangular.
(2) How to make attractive wording using various fonts that can be applied against a background on a web page (similar to item 1 above) -- but using very small file size so the page won't take long to load. (3) Any info about improving our own digital photos using Photoshop.
As you can see, I can design web pages BUT don't have a clue how to make attractive graphics and lettering for them. |
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02/02/2003 07:38:46 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by cykhansen:
As you can see, I can design web pages BUT don't have a clue how to make attractive graphics and lettering for them. |
If you had seen my web page, you'd know that Neither Can I ;) But I'll do my best covering that as well. Thanks for the tips!
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02/02/2003 07:42:39 PM · #4 |
| EXCELLENT!! I look forward to seeing your site and trying to figure out how to do what I don't understand. What will the address be? Is it photocritic.org like listed on the post? Thanks for helping us out! |
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02/02/2003 08:36:51 PM · #5 |
As you could tell from my other post, I definately would use such a web page, and I think it is a perfect idea!
Let me know when you have it up and running! |
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02/02/2003 08:47:51 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by maken-waves:
What will the address be? Is it photocritic.org like listed on the post? Thanks for helping us out! |
Yeh, it'll get a separate section on that website... As a matter of fact, the section (photography articles) is already there, with some of my articles:
//www.photocritic.org/?page=articles&id=photoindex
However, the new set of articles will probably get a different form factor. I am considering whether I should HTML them, or make them available as PDF, so they can be printed and used as reference. What do you guys think? Or should I do both?
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02/02/2003 09:17:56 PM · #7 |
| I would find this sort of education to be of great value. So, please continue and we will add subjects as things progress. Maybe you can offer a suggestion pertaining to my thread on EXIF problems in PS7? |
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02/05/2003 03:12:38 PM · #8 |
I am considering whether I should HTML them, or make them available as PDF, so they can be printed and used as reference.
I personally prefer HTML; faster to read online. If you offer PDF, could you hv the same in HTML first ?
BTW, I tried your URL to photocritic.org but it hasn't worked for me yet. Site is always unavailable.
Message edited by author 2003-02-05 17:00:54. |
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