MP1+Folder+Check

Marking Period 1 Folder Check Information:
Make sure to get the Folder Check Sheet. Follow the order exactly and do not add any additional papers other than the course outline, which can be placed in the pocket.

The last worksheet is called Retouching Tools. Here is the information that you will need to complete it. You are responsible for finding the meaning of the Content Aware Tool.

Photoshop offers a large selection of tools and features for retouching photographs and images
 * Photoshop – Retouching Tools **


 * Spot Healing Brush **: is primarily used to quickly remove blemishes, imperfections or other unwanted elements from an image. Move over the imperfection and PS will sample the surrounding areas. (Will not work if the area is too busy.)

Instead of automatically trying to determine the lighting, shading, and texture from the surrounding area, the healing brush tool lets you manually select a source, and then paint over an imperfection. To select a source, **hold alt and click the desired part of the image**. Then paint over the area you wish to replace.
 * Healing Brush Tool: **

With the **Patch Tool**, an entire area can be repaired with pixels from another area. Just like the healing brush tool, the patch tool will try to correct lighting, shading, and texture. To use the patch tool, first **draw a selection** with any of the selection tools (or the patch tool, which will function as a lasso tool). Then, using the **patch tool**, **drag that selection** over the destination you want to use to repair that area.
 * Patch Tool: **


 * Clone Stamp Tool: **The Clone stamp tool allows you to paint with a sample of an image.


 * Content Aware Tool- (find this one on your own) **


 * Blur & Sharpen Tools: ** The **Blur** and **Sharpen Tools** allow us to manipulate edges by making them softer or harder. They do exactly what you would expect them to do; blur and sharpen.

**Dodge** - Lightens pixels where you paint.

**Burn** - Darkens pixels where you paint.

<span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #333333; font-family: Verdana,sans-serif; font-size: 9pt; line-height: 1.5;">**Sponge** - Saturates or desaturates the pixels where you paint