Adobe Photoshop - Revision history

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Mbeyer2: /* Use the Filter Gallery */

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‎Use the Filter Gallery

Mbeyer2: /* Use the Filter Gallery */

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‎Use the Filter Gallery

Mbeyer2 at 20:13, 24 June 2010

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	[[Category:Software]]		[[Category:Software]]
−	[[Category:Adobe]]	+	[[Category:Adobe Creative Cloud]]

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 [[Image:Ps-cs3-logo1.jpg|right|frame]]
-'''Adobe Photoshop''' is [[software]] written by Adobe for creating and editing image files.  It is also the program used at �鶹��Ƶ for importing images from scanner workstations, which can be found in numerous labs throughout campus.  Adobe Photoshop CS6 is the most recent version of Photoshop and is currently the one in use at �鶹��Ƶ.
+'''Adobe Photoshop''' is [[software]] written by Adobe for creating and editing image files.  It is also the program used at �鶹��Ƶ for importing images from scanner workstations, which can be found in numerous labs throughout campus.
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 . Make sure that Open Acquired Images in Photoshop is selected. If you have a large number of images to import, or if you want to edit the images at a later time, deselect it.
 . Make sure that Unique Subfolder is selected if you want to save the imported images directly into a folder whose name is the current date.
-. Select the scanner that you want to use. The scanners in most labs are Epson 4870.
+. Select the scanner that you want to use. The scanners in most labs are Epson 4870 or V500.
 . Choose the kind of image you want to scan:
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 ==Use the Filter Gallery==
 To quickly add a creative twist to any image you can use the Filter Gallery, introduced in Photoshop CS3, and used ever since. Before editing an image always remember to create a backup copy before you start so as to not lose any data. To use the filter gallery open the image you wish to edit in Photoshop and then go Filter-->Filter Gallery. Here you are presented with a wide array of filters to apply to your image. Choose which filter you wish to use, tweak the levels on the right side of the window until you are satisfied with the image, then click okay. Again, make sure you pay close attention to the format of the image when you save, .psd is only necessary when you wish to edit the photo in Photoshop again.

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 [[Image:Ps-cs3-logo1.jpg|right|frame]]
-'''Adobe Photoshop''' is [[software]] written by Adobe for creating and editing image files.  It is also the program used at �鶹��Ƶ for importing images from scanner workstations, which can be found in numerous labs throughout campus.  Adobe Photoshop CS5 is the most recent version of Photoshop and is currently the one in use at �鶹��Ƶ.
+'''Adobe Photoshop''' is [[software]] written by Adobe for creating and editing image files.  It is also the program used at �鶹��Ƶ for importing images from scanner workstations, which can be found in numerous labs throughout campus.  Adobe Photoshop CS6 is the most recent version of Photoshop and is currently the one in use at �鶹��Ƶ.
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       Color Picture
-     Uses the default settings for scanning color images.
+          Uses the default settings for scanning color images.
       Grayscale Picture
-     Uses the default settings for scanning grayscale images.
+          Uses the default settings for scanning grayscale images.
       Black And White Picture or Text
-     Uses the default settings.
+          Uses the default settings.
       Adjust The Quality Of The Scanned Picture
-     Uses custom settings.
+          Uses custom settings.
 After the settings are all correct, hit scan and an image of the item you are scanning should appear in a window in Adobe Photoshop, from here make any cropping or image size changes you would like to make and then go ahead and save the picture.  Photoshop usually defaults saved documents to the .psd format, make sure you change this if you are intending on using the image outside of photoshop, common formats for images include .jpg, .bmp (both lower quality), and .tiff or .png (usually higher quality, but larger files).

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	Use Photoshop to scan pictures, documents, or slides. Note that slides usually require an additional adapter for the scanner, ask the lab attendant where the scanner is located if you would like to you a slide a adapter.		Use Photoshop to scan pictures, documents, or slides. Note that slides usually require an additional adapter for the scanner, ask the lab attendant where the scanner is located if you would like to you a slide a adapter.
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−	~~To scan a document open Photoshop and:~~
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−	Use Photoshop to scan pictures, documents, or slides. Note that slides usually require an additional adapter for the scanner, ask the lab attendant where the scanner is located if you would like to you a slide a adapter.

	At this time scans can only be directly imported into Photoshop on Windows machines. If you are looking to edit a scan in Photoshop using Mac OSX, press the scan button on the machine and scan the image using the Image Capture software that will automatically pop up. The image of the scan will then be saved in your documents. Then load Photoshop and go to open --> documents and select the image you just scanned.		At this time scans can only be directly imported into Photoshop on Windows machines. If you are looking to edit a scan in Photoshop using Mac OSX, press the scan button on the machine and scan the image using the Image Capture software that will automatically pop up. The image of the scan will then be saved in your documents. Then load Photoshop and go to open --> documents and select the image you just scanned.

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 To scan a document open Photoshop and:
-Go to File-->Import-->(name of scanner)
+Use Photoshop to scan pictures, documents, or slides.  Note that slides usually require an additional adapter for the scanner, ask the lab attendant where the scanner is located if you would like to you a slide a adapter.
-Here a window will come up that varies in appearance depending on the model of the scanner.  Make sure the preview shows your entire document and take note of how the scanner is set to scan, usually there are several options such as color photo, black and white text, slide, etc.   Also, be sure that if you are scanning a resume or official document that the resolution is set correctly, many institutions require a higher resolution image in order to preserve clarity for official documents.
+At this time scans can only be directly imported into Photoshop on Windows machines. If you are looking to edit a scan in Photoshop using Mac OSX, press the scan button on the machine and scan the image using the Image Capture software that will automatically pop up.  The image of the scan will then be saved in your documents. Then load Photoshop and go to open --> documents and select the image you just scanned.
 After the settings are all correct, hit scan and an image of the item you are scanning should appear in a window in Adobe Photoshop, from here make any cropping or image size changes you would like to make and then go ahead and save the picture.  Photoshop usually defaults saved documents to the .psd format, make sure you change this if you are intending on using the image outside of photoshop, common formats for images include .jpg, .bmp (both lower quality), and .tiff or .png (usually higher quality, but larger files).

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 ==Use the Filter Gallery==
-[[Image:OhleCutout.jpg|right|400px| President Ohle with the Cutout Filter applied.]]
+[[Image:OhlePaintDaubs.jpg|right|400px| President Ohle with the Paint Daubs Filter applied.]]
 To quickly add a creative twist to any image you can use the Filter Gallery, introduced in Photoshop CS3, and used ever since. Before editing an image always remember to create a backup copy before you start so as to not lose any data. To use the filter gallery open the image you wish to edit in Photoshop and then go Filter-->Filter Gallery. Here you are presented with a wide array of filters to apply to your image. Choose which filter you wish to use, tweak the levels on the right side of the window until you are satisfied with the image, then click okay. Again, make sure you pay close attention to the format of the image when you save, .psd is only necessary when you wish to edit the photo in Photoshop again.

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 [[Image:OhleCutout.jpg|right|400px| President Ohle with the Cutout Filter applied.]]
-To quickly add a creative twist to any image you can use the Filter Gallery, new to Photoshop CS3. Before editing an image always remember to create a backup copy before you start so as to not lose any data. To use the filter gallery open the image you wish to edit in Photoshop and then go Filter-->Filter Gallery. Here you are presented with a wide array of filters to apply to your image. Choose which filter you wish to use, tweak the levels on the right side of the window until you are satisfied with the image, then click okay. Again, make sure you pay close attention to the format of the image when you save, .psd is only necessary when you wish to edit the photo in Photoshop again.
+To quickly add a creative twist to any image you can use the Filter Gallery, introduced in Photoshop CS3, and used ever since. Before editing an image always remember to create a backup copy before you start so as to not lose any data. To use the filter gallery open the image you wish to edit in Photoshop and then go Filter-->Filter Gallery. Here you are presented with a wide array of filters to apply to your image. Choose which filter you wish to use, tweak the levels on the right side of the window until you are satisfied with the image, then click okay. Again, make sure you pay close attention to the format of the image when you save, .psd is only necessary when you wish to edit the photo in Photoshop again.
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 # A box will appear in which you may choose new dimensions of the image.
 The image will automatically scale, meaning that if you enter a new width the height will automatically change according to scale.
 ==Scanning Documents==