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UNIT 57: LIGHT PAINT PHOTOGRAPHY ORIGINAL IMAGES AND EDITED IMAGES By Charlotte Bracken

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UNIT 57: LIGHT PAINT PHOTOGRAPHYORIGINAL IMAGES AND EDITED IMAGES

By Charlotte Bracken

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Original Image

This is the original image which shows the light paint clear and viewable. I will be editing this image to create a whole new image using Photoshop.

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To start of the edit I went on to Image, Adjustments and then Colour Balance. As you can see by the print screen of what I did, I have moved all three bars either higher or lower and this has created a more pink effect over the picture and mad the ‘light paint’ go brighter.

Step 1

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Step 2

In ‘step 2’ I did the same as the first step I did by going into Image and then Adjustments again, but instead of going onto Colour Balance, I clicked on Hue/Saturation. By moving the Hue and Saturation further up, I have created a more bold and brighter image which stands out more. Keeping the Lightness the same has enable to keep this bright, bold contrast.

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Step 3

For step 3, looking at the image, I thought personally it was too bright so I then when to Image, Adjustments and went on Brightness/Contrast. By moving the Contrast up a little and the Brightness down, I have still kept this bold, bright image which didn’t seem to hard on the eyes.

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Step 4

To create this final image, to something I enjoy looking at and think is rather different, I used the Rectangular Marquee Tool to select the whole image and copied and pasted to a new layer. On the new layer on the image, I then again used the Rectangular Marquee Tool to select half of the image which had the most going on with the lights to create the Light Paint. I then by going to Image and then Crop which I then flipped and placed on top of the first layer. Using the opacity, I made it go to 50% to give a nice blending effect.

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Final Image

This is the final image which has been edited from the original. I think it looks colourful even though the brightness and contrast isn’t up completely.

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Original Image

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Step 1

For the first thing I did to edit the image was to go to brightness and contrast and see if I could make it a little lighter and see if I could make the colours a bit more vibrant to stand out as I thought it might look better.

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Step 2

I then went on the Hue and Saturation to change the colours of the lights which I have been focusing on with the brightness.

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Step 3

For step 3, looking at the image, I wanted to make the light paint colours to stand out more so I went to, Image, Adjustments and went on Brightness/Contrast. By moving the Contrast up a little and the Brightness down, I have made the colours vibrant.

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Step 4

For step 4, I have changed the Exposure, Gamma Correction but kept the Offset the same to make the colours stand out more and have to tried to make the background that little bit darker and faint to help the colours stand out more.

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Step 5

For step 5, I cropped the image so it was just the shadow and the light paint in the middle of the image which would draw the eyes to it and able to see a vibrant colours image.

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Step 6

For step 6, I just added a simple Lens Correction to help darken the edges around the image.

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Final Image