Anthropology 2100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Nondestructive Testing, High-Pass Filter

• School: Western University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: Anthropology 2100
• Professor: Peter Timmins

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Bottom bar: what colour it currently is. Side bar: what value you want it to become. Click on background layer, convert to smart object. Image, adjustments, invert, then paint on the things you want more vibrant. Blending colours with curves (non-destructive since on a curves layer) Click on one of three eyedropper tools (allows you to set white, grey, and black in image) To only effect buildings, make into clipping mask curve (little square icon in window) Use top eyedropper (sample an image to set black point) Second eyedropper, choose a mid-tone from background. Go into rgb channels, take the values and either pull back and add. **make clipping layer so it only effects the object. Hamburger menu auto options change dark and light colours: two images to be close in contrast, about the same brightness level, determine how much colour change needs to be done. Lab colour (shadows, highlights, colours effect specific luminance only as a channel)