Photoshop Workshop
This image was taken by a digital camera which captured the light. When printing the image it wouldn't keep the light as strong. You can change the colour image in image>mode>
You can change the image to CYMK instead of RGB this will show how the image will look when it is printed.
Clicking on the Gamut Warning shows all the colours the CYMK cant.
Underneath the layers theres a button where you can create a new adjustment layer.
We tried using the brightness and contrast to get the original colours back but it was unsuccessful.
We found hue & saturation was more successful i moved the hue to the right at +149 , and moved the saturation down to -34 i left the Gamut warning on whilst doing this so i could see how the colour was changing.
Next Image
Creating adjustment layer
I made a new adjustment layer and clicked on levels. i move the middle arrow over to the left so the image would go brighter.
We selected in the layer mask where it says level. We clicked on the paint brush and made the fore ground colour black.We then changed the brush we were using to a soft smaller brush.
We repeated the same process with another image, its really easy to make a image lighter and use the layer to fill in darker places in the images with a brush.
For this next image the image been taken of the statue has to much light. The statue is dark and the image doesn't look very good. We selected the quick selection tool and we created an adjustment layer > levels.
We moved all the counters along the line to the left so they were all in the histogram. The image became immediately brighter and more detailed.
PhotoMerge
For the photo merge we clicked FILE>AUTOMATE>PHOTO MERGE We then selected 3 images from our file and clicked Auto and the ok.
It took a few minutes to render then the image looked like this , all 3 images seamlessly put together.
Lastly we cropped the image so we got rid of the access grid from the outside.
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