Technical Writing - Photoshop - Revision history

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‎Saving for web

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‎Photoshop interface and navigating an image

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‎Best Practices

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 #Saving for web: '''File > Save for Web & Devices'''
 #*Choose the highest quality with the best (smallest) file size.
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 #* Toolbar
 #* Palettes (See: Window Menu for listing of active palettes)
-#** Importan palettes: Layers, History
+#** Important palettes: Layers, History
 #* Properties bar - dynamically shows properties based on tool selected/avtivity
 #* Tooltips - hover over to learn what a tool is and its keyboard shortcut

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 #* Toolbar
 #* Palettes (See: Window Menu for listing of active palettes)
 #* Properties bar - dynamically shows properties based on tool selected/avtivity
 #* Tooltips - hover over to learn what a tool is and its keyboard shortcut

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 #Go '''File > Open''' and navigate to your file. Never open a file over the network (if your file is on Orca, first copy it to your local hard drive).
 #Basics of the Photoshop interface elements
-#* ...
+#* Toolbar
 #Navigating an image
 #*'''Zoom''': Cmd +/-

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-===Best Practices===
+===Best practices===
 *'''Start Big:''' larger image files (both in file size and in overal number of pixels) provide you with higher quality images. You can always scale the image down but you can't scale it up.
 *'''Keep your original:''' These images are typically your highest quality image and you may need to go back to them from time to time.
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 **Example: Rainier_sunrise_1200_BW.psd - this file name identifies the subject of the photo, the image size (typically its width) and any processing that has been performed - this one is a black and white version, and its file format is a Photoshop document.
 *'''Save image(s) to the hard drive''', to a pictures folder or the desktop, rather than working from a flashdrive, DVD or CD.
 === Finding images for re-use===
 Find images whose copyright has been set as free to use or modify

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 ===Photoshop interface and navigating an image===
 #Launch Photoshop from the Dock (it is also available in the Applications Folder)
-#Open a file '''File > Open''' and navigate to your file. Never open a file over the network (if your file is on Orca, first copy it to your local hard drive).
+#Go '''File > Open''' and navigate to your file. Never open a file over the network (if your file is on Orca, first copy it to your local hard drive).
-#Intro to basics Photoshop interface elements
+#Basics of the Photoshop interface elements
 #Navigating an image
 #*'''Zoom''': Cmd +/-

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 Find images whose copyright has been set as free to use or modify
 * Use Google Image search and expand the '''Search Tools''' and select '''Usage Rights'''
-* Choose the appropriate filter, keeping in mind that the most restrictive of the license "noncommercial reuse" will probably yield the most results [https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/29508?hl=en More about usage rights]
+* Choose the appropriate filter, keeping in mind that the most restrictive of the license "noncommercial reuse" will probably yield the most results. See: [https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/29508?hl=en more about usage rights]
 * Open the image you want to use (looking for the largest version available) and right click to '''Save Image As'''

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