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(That means put them away!)
C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)
H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
S: Finishing your work
TUESDAY CLUBS:
Baking & Cooking Club, Crochet Club, Science Enrichment, SPARK, Latin Moves
Check the schedules to see when you can take photos and interview!
This will save the file to your Yearbook (or Downloads) folder!
Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl + S
(or File: SAVE AS)
Save to YOUR COMPUTER!
Click the Save on Your Computer button
On the left click THIS PC
Select Desktop
Select YEARBOOK Folder
Name the document:
"First Name Last Name TREE MASK"
Click SAVE
That will cause Photoshop to make a selection around the tree.
It's a pretty rough selection
At the bottom of the layers panel, click on the layer mask button
Now we have a layer mask
This is ok because we are going to be able to refine that in our select and mask workspace
This is a separate interface from regular Photoshop
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LAYER MASK SELECTED NOT THE IMAGE THUMBNAIL
(You should see a WHITE box around it!)
Choose SELECT AND MASK
In Select and Mask mode, there are alternate tools and properties
A good place to start, is to select how we want to view our mask
Click the View pull down in the properties panel
Select On Layers
Take a look around the edges of the tree, we can see there is a lot of white there.
Drag the RADIUS slider to the right (to about 140)
What happened?
There is still a lot of white on the INSIDE of the tree. Let's choose the Refine Edge Brush Tool
Change the brush size to around 200 (large!)
Now simply start dragging over the tree
Notice that now we can start to see through the tree to the lake
Notice the trunk and bottom are also refined!
Once we are happy with the mask, we need to output a refined layer mask
On the right, go to output setting and click on output to
Choose New Layer with Layer mask
We now have two layer masks
The original and the REFINED layer Mask!
If you click on the refined mask, you can see a lot more detail!
Do NOT close PHOTOSHOP until your work is verified!!!
WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Spotlight Images for Yearbook Staff (us!)!
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Being included in our work is important!
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: Today we download our images and sut them out!
DOWNLOADING YOUR IMAGES
Go to TEAMS...Period 6
Click the FILES tab
Click PHOTOS (it should open)
Click _YB STAFF 2025 (it should open)
Hover over your name (DO NOT CLICK IT)
When you see the circle on the left of your name, Click it to select THAT folder
On the top tab (or to the right of your name),
Click the ellipsis (...)
Select DOWNLOAD
Double click to open the folder on your desktop.
Name it ME
Unzipping the folder!
ZIP files contain one or more files compressed with ZIP compression.
Select EXTRACT ALL
Choose Desktop>Yearbook>ME
You can leave it or drag the folder out in to the ME folder!
VIEWING YOUR PHOTOS
On the top of the screen, click the VIEW tab
If you want to see a large version...
Click PREVIEW PANE on the left
Select the photo then RIGHT click
Open with>Adobe Photoshop!
Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl + S
(or File: SAVE AS)
Save as Type: PHOTOSHOP!
Then click Save
Save to YOUR COMPUTER!
Click the Save on Your Computer button
On the left click THIS PC
Select Desktop
Select Yearbook Folder
Name the document:
"First Name Last Name 1"
(If you adjust more than one image number them appropriately...First Name Last Name 2 etc)
Click SAVE
Click the Select tab on the top and select SUBJECT
Wait for Photoshop to process
This is ANOTHER way to quickly select and mask a subject! (Quick Selection tool works also!)
On the Layers Panel, click the Layer Mask Icon
This is a separate interface from regular Photoshop
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LAYER MASK SELECTED NOT THE IMAGE THUMBNAIL
(You should see a WHITE box around it!)
At the top...
Click the Select tab>
Select and Mask
Wait for the dialog box to open
In Select and Mask mode, there are alternate tools and properties
A good place to start, is to select how we want to view our mask
Click the View pull down in the properties panel
Select On Layers (Y)
This is kinda new in Photoshop...
At the top, click REFINE HAIR
This normally does the trick!
IF YOUR NEED TO REFINE MORE...
(Note: this is not always necessary!)
Take a look around the edges your hair (etc), if we can see any white there we need to adjust the radius.
Drag the RADIUS slider to the right (to about 140)
What happened?
Now move it back! Use this if you feel we need to adjust the edges!
If there is a lot of white on the INSIDE of your hair, let's choose the Refine Edge Brush Tool
Change the brush size to around 200 (large!)
Now simply start dragging over your hair
Notice that now we can start to see through the hair better!
Once we are happy with the mask, we need to output a refined layer mask
On the right, scroll down to output setting and click on output to
Choose New Layer with Layer mask
Click OK
Upload your Cut Out Photo(s)!
Open TEAMS
Go to Period 6
Click the FILES tab on top
Click the YEARBOOK STAFF CUT OUT folder to open it!
Open your Yearbook Folder>ME folder (where you packaged your layout)
Drag Your CUT OUT PSD file into the YEARBOOK STAFF CUT OUT folder!
Ctrl+Alt+Delete then select SIGN OFF!