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How to create a level

                                                         How to

                                                    create 

                                                      a Level

'File' then 'Open'

Highlight + Open

Go to 'Image' then 'Duplicate'

To arrange differently, click 'Image' then 'Arrange'

Save Original

Go to 'Image', 'Adjustments' then 'Levels' to change contrast, this allows you to change contrast successfully

'Levels', 'Whitebalance', click Lightest area to get accurate lighting

To make it darker click arrow on the 3rd left

Take note: Photoshop info = Loss, you can only lose info e.g changing colour, contrast, lighting means you taking info away, When done click 'Save as' into macstud

How to create a Layer

                             How to 

                           create a 

                          Layer

Go to Photoshop

Go To 'Windows'

Select 'History'

Go to 'Windows' again

Select 'Layers'

Click on top of image before editing image so changes apply to image

Go to 'Image' and 'Duplicate' image

If you have more than one image, duplicate it 

Click the top of the one you want to use as a background, pull second image onto image which you are using as background

Go to 'Layers', 'Layer mask', 'Reveal all' (or hide all if you prefer that setting)

Make sure layer you want to work on is highlighted

To change mask, click eye next to picture in 'Layers' box in corner

Edit to size you desire through 'Transform' and 'Scale' (press shift)

Click 'Brush tool'

Change size if needed

Change background and foreground layer to black and white

Clear/rub of areas of image you wish to remove,

click little curved arrow to switch between  black and white to 'rub' off areas, if you remove too much of the image flick from black to white then rub over image, to get the area you rubbed off back

When complete, 'Merge', remember once merged, no changes can be made

My multiple image

   My 

                Multiple 

       Image

My very own multiple image

Three good things:

The background looks really good 

The lighting was very bright, making the colours in the photo pop out more

Creating layers was very simple, meaning It was easy to create this image

The images worked well with the background e.g. the sitting on the chair postion

Three things i'd improve:

I'd stick to the original plan as I think that would have been better

Spent more time on my layers project and added more layers to it

The background picture is abit too edited, you can see the outline abit

Used more people in my layer, so 2 or 3 more people instead of just the 1

Planning for my multiple image

                                                         ROUGH PLAN 

                                                FOR MY

                                MULTIPLE IMAGE.

For my multiple image, I plan to recreate the famous 'the_beatles_crossing_road' 

image (as seen above). I plan to use one person instead of for, i'll use photoshop to create 4 duplicates of the person so it looks like their are four different copies of them.
                                                         
                                                               How
                                        I'll conduct 
                                the shoot:

To switch it up, Instead of having all the duplicates positioned in the same was as the beatles were, Im thinking of positioning one of the duplicates on the pavement, another on top of a car, then two crossing the road, but in opposite directions.The pavement and crossing the road images will be simple, but to to the sitting on top of a car image, I'll position the person I plan to use on a chair then edit it on photoshop to look like they were actually on the car.

Paul Smith

PAUL SMITH

             Multiple 

Image.

One thing I really like about Paul Micheal smith's is his multiple images. 

He covered many areas such as Heroes, Army front line and one of my favourites, 

Robbie williams. 

 In this image, Paul has created a football multiple image using 6 copies of Robbie. He can be seen taking the shot, Then you can see four copies of him creating a wall then the last one posing as goal keeper.