Thursday, September 24, 2015

Clone Tool

I have eyes on you 

Cloned Image

This is a cloned image. You can make them selecting the clone tool. You have to hold options then click to select were you want to start cloning from Then next click will let you clone for there and the selected area changes the longer you hold the click while moving. It is also possible to clone a cloned part of the picture If you reselect them options click.

Liquify Filter

Liquify Picture

This is the liquify image I made. The image has a lot of weird spot but that is on purpose. The liquify option allows you to twist an image. To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Liquify", once there you choose the tool you want and make the change to the image till you like it and click "ok". It will bring you back to photoshop with your changed image.







Forward Warp Tool

 Forward Warp Tool

 The forward tool allows you to select an area and smug it. It stretches it out and the things surrounding it.

Reconstruct Tool
Pucker Tool
Bloat Tool

Reconstruct Tool 

The reconstruct tool fixes the selected parts of the image back to the original. Helps if you make any mistakes.












Pucker Tool

The pucker tool sucks the selected space into one point. It can make things seem smaller.









Bloat Tool

The bloat tool blows up the image and makes it bigger. Good for changing the size of things.











Hand Tool

Hand Tool

The hand tool lets you grab and drag across the image. It helps get around easier.

GIF Colors and Quality

C6

C6

This is a 6-color image. It may be to tell but there are part of the image that are to in the best of quality. To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Filter Gallery", once there you choose the filter you want and make the proper adjustments till you like it and click "ok". Once back in photoshop go to file and find "save for web". It will then bring up a screen that shows a lot of options and the file you try to save it as determined what you are able to change. Gif allows you to choose the number of colors that will remain in the image.

C200

C200

This is a 200-color image. It may be to tell but there is not all the colors there could be in the image. To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Filter Gallery", once there you choose the filter you want and make the proper adjustments till you like it and click "ok". Once back in photoshop go to file and find "save for web". It will then bring up a screen that shows a lot of options and the file you try to save it as determined what you are able to change. Gif allows you to choose the number of colors that will remain in the image. This one isn't missing many colors so it may not have any notable difference for the original.

JPG Compression and File Size


Q0 Picture 

Q0
This is the quality zero picture. You can tell by looking at it that the picture is blurry and distorted. The file size is very small but the quality is to poor for it to have many uses. To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Filter Gallery", once there you choose the filter you want and make the proper adjustments till you like it and click "ok". Once back in photoshop go to file and find "save for web". It will then bring up a screen that shows a lot of options and the file you try to save it as determined what you are able to change. J-peg allows for quality control and this is it at 0-quality.


Q60 Picture

Q60
This is the quality 60 picture. This picture is the default setting for the file format. If you were to save it normally it would end up like this. To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Filter Gallery", once there you choose the filter you want and make the proper adjustments till you like it and click "ok". Once back in photoshop go to file and find "save for web". It will then bring up a screen that shows a lot of options and the file you try to save it as determined what you are able to change. J-peg allows for quality control and this is it at 60-quality. It is the recommended choice of quality control.


Q100

Q0 Picture

This is the quality 100 picture. There are no apparent change between this and Q60. The main difference would be the file size being much greater To do this you open your file and select filter at the top. In the list click on "Filter Gallery", once there you choose the filter you want and make the proper adjustments till you like it and click "ok". Once back in photoshop go to file and find "save for web". It will then bring up a screen that shows a lot of options and the file you try to save it as determined what you are able to change. J-peg allows for quality control and this is it at 100-quality. It should only be used for large pictures and ones you want with the greatest quality.

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Composite Picture

Description

This is the image I created by mixing 6 different images together. I have the picture frame on it's side and blown up to fit. I got rid of the sheep but left the gas and put it on the left side of my picture. The goldfish lose it's white background and eye and is placed inside the sheep picture. The pyramids lost the sky and gained the stars above. The thumbtack was put on top of the pyramids to hold it in place.

Story Time

This is the story of a goldfish that disguised itself as a sheep. It was then abducted by aliens in star-shaped ships and brought to Egypt. There he learned of the super weapon that there building and that the aliens were actual super wolves. Using his goldfish abilities he fought the wolves to stop their weapon. He was victorious. No one knew that he was a goldfish and this is why wolves hate sheep.

Selection Tools

This is the elliptical selection tool. This allows you to select a circular space that you can change.
 This is the lasso tool. This allows you to free draw through space and select a specific space.
 This is the magic wand tool. This allows you to select a general area with no specific edge.
 This is the magnetic lasso tool. This creates points witch shows the differences and changes you do to your selected space.
 This is the polygonal lasso tool. This allows you to get straight lines to get a perfect shape.
This is the rectangle selections tool. It allows you to select a square or rectangular shape.

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Semiotics Logo

Logo Info.

Todays(One I'm doing) 
This is the McDonald's logo, if you didn't know. The obvious parts are the large yellow "M" that they use. The colors they use are red, white, and yellow.

Specifics

The most identifiable part of the logo is the "M" and is what they use on all there product.

Origin

The "M" in the McDonalds logo was originally suppose to be 2 golden arches that was modeled after the arches that were on each side of the the building. It took them 9 years after the 2 arches build was up to notice that from a certain angle that the arches form an "M".

Meaning

The meaning of the "M" is McDonald's.

Category

Symbolic:The symbol is made from them and has no real relation to any of their business
or products.
indexical:It has become its own signifier in society as a fast food restaurant"s symbol.
The 2 golden Arches
First McDonald's Logo

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Semiotics

Symbols

The symbol in this picture is that of a guy and someone in a wheel chair. This symbol best represents symbolic type. The meaning is that both handicap and regular people can use it. Very nice for them.