Photoshop/Camera Research




Camera Research (How to guide)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnigC_QDVds

This video helped me to learn of the different modes (such as the auto focus mode) and also showed me the different aspect ratio's available.
In summary the video just gave me a quick overview of the camera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjkyaEyrqps

The second video showed me how to set the camera up for taking photos (putting it on the 'P' setting at first to set up and then move to 'C1', and then setting the ratio to 4:3) The video also showed me how to adjust the shutter speed and how to control the flash.


Photoshop Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8-9xi7WkHY

Doing our first Photoshop task the person I Photographed asked me to define their Jawline, so using a YouTube tutorial I was able to use the Liquify tool to define their jaw.

 Before Liquify

 After Liquify
 


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