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working with raw files, processing them & working with raw file editor/photoshop

For todays lesson with Steve, we basically got another introduction to photoshop but it was more mostly how to process & edit raw files, using the pre-loadout/raw file editor which is just outside of photoshop. It is accessed via opening multiple files at the same time. I had to get some raw files off of sSteve as i didnt have my own ones to test this. Even though it wasn't photoshop exactly we was using, even though we had to pre-load photoshop to get the editor up, it gave us, especially me, in using photoshop to edit photos as i do not have much if not any experience in using photoshop. These screenshots show the process in what to do to get the raw file editor up. You will also find screenshots of the original photos before i test edited them & after i had test edited. Also once i had edited them, to save them to my USB, i had to change the file save from .Raw to .tif; the reason being for this is to save the quality of the photo meaning so that once its printed it comes out better & not just one colour like red.

i found this lesson very useful as i feel coming out of it i have developed my skills in using photoshop in some way.




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