Mark Donatelli VMA-105WB Week 3 Explain/describe the process of completing Step D (above). Please be detailed. First looked at the picture and decided what I wanted to crop out. I then had to start at the bottom and remove the fans from the pic by dragging from the top of the picture down to the top of fans. Clicked crop. Then I dragged the crop to the right to remove the next part of the picture. Clicked crop. I then repeated same steps with the left side and finally the top of the image which left me with just the stage which is what I intended to do. See in brochure on ISSUU.COM Explain how to preview an image's printed size Click File and then Click Print. The left dialog box displays how the image will print on a page. The right side enables you to adjust the size and positioning of the image. Explain how to trim an image In the top toolbar click image and then click trim. A dialog box appears with some attributes. First select the type of pixels you want to trim then select the areas to trim. Explain the steps required to change the canvas size of an image. Click image in the toolbar and then click canvas size. In the dialog box you can type the new canvas dimensions. You can specify the color with which photoshop fills the new canvas area as well as modify what direction the canvas size will change to. What is the purpose of the 'Resample Image' checkbox in the Image Size dialog box? When the box is checked you can access the pixel dimensions of the image and actually change the size. When the box is unchecked you can only adjust the actual size at which the image will be printed. Explain how to 'Crop and Straighten Photos' in Photoshop
Works best when the images to be cropped and straightened contrast with the background which is usually the case when you scan an image. Click file Ă AutomateĂ Crop and Straighten