Apprendre à utiliser Photoshop pour les nuls - tutoriel pour débutants Photoshop est un logiciel de traitement d'image professionnel qui permet de faire de la retouche photo, du dessin (digital painting), du graphisme ou encore du webdesign. Il est utilisé dans de nombreux domaines : les agences de publicité, les photographes, les graphistes, le cinéma ou encore les particuliers. Photoshop est édité par Adobe et fait partie d'un ensemble de logiciels : la Creative Suite. Même s'il peut paraître difficile à utiliser aux yeux d'un débutant, il n'en est rien. Dans ce cours, nous allons voir comment utiliser Photshop en faisant le tour des fonctionnalités importantes, pour comprendre la logique de cet outil très puissant. Si Photoshop n'est pas déjà installé sur votre PC ou Mac, il va falloir l'ajouter. L'objectif de cette première partie est de vous apprendre toutes les notions qu'il est indispensable de connaître pour pouvoir exploiter tout le potentiel de Photoshop. Cette seconde partie aborde des points plus ciblés :
Photoshop CS4: A Picture Worth a Thousand Words Layers Magazine | Layers Magazine I love Photoshop techniques that offer all kinds of possibilities for experimentation—and the following tutorial is a perfect example of one of those techniques. In this issue, we’re going to take a portrait and replace the person’s image with text (think 2009 Grammy posters). Pick a portrait that offers good contrast—a photo that’s very dramatic and dark probably won’t work as well. Create a new document (File>New) in a size that’s smaller than your photo: the specifics don’t really matter. Switch back to the photograph. Then, press Command-J (PC: Ctrl-J) to copy the selected pixels onto a new layer. Go back to the Select menu and choose Color Range again. Click the Eye icon next to the Background layer in the Layers panel to hide that layer from view. Click the Create a New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel. 8 COPY THE PORTRAIT Create a new layer and drag it above the black-and-gray portrait layer.
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Photoshop backgrounds at PSD Graphics Créer un site d’entreprise de A à Z 1/3 : Réflexion & Webdesign Design Spartan (Gaétan Weltzer) vous montre comment créer un site d’entreprise de A à Z en commençant par la phase de réflexion puis le webdesign. L’objectif de ce tutoriel assez long est d’offrir un cas pratique avec une réflexion derrière. En situation réelle pour une entreprise, comment se passe la réalisation d’un site Internet de présentation ? A lire avant de commencer Plutôt que de faire un simple tutoriel de webdesign, je souhaite vous emmener dans la création d’un site Internet pour une entreprise fictive de A à Z : de la phase de réflexion jusqu’à la mise en ligne du site en passant par le webdesign, l’intégration et le développement. Pour cet exercice, je vais vous montrer le procédé de création d’un site-vitrine qui est à peu près le même pour la majorité des entreprises souhaitant présenter leur activité et entrer en contact avec de potentiels clients. Ce tutoriel est découpé en 3 parties : – L’intégration HTML5/CSS3 La réflexion La préparation – Qui est cette entreprise ?
outstanding museum, but no pics allowed anywhere--really?! - Avis de voyageurs sur Musée d'Orsay, Paris the musee d'orsay is unquestionably one of the finest museums in the world and should be on top of every list of first time visitors to paris. its impressionist collection is second to none. van gogh, renoir, cezanne...absolutely spectacular. for art lovers it is a much more contemporary time period collection than that of the louvre, but no less significant. the museum itself is also gorgeous--despite having a somewhat confusing layout. in addition, the balcony on the top floor has the most beautiful view of the seine river and beyond. so my only beef with the orsay is that photos weren't allowed anywhere. we thought that it was just the actual galleries but they weren't allowed in the main hallway remotely near sculptures either. look, i fully get that they don't want people repeatedly firing flash photos inches away from a priceless painting, but do the photo police have to come after you if you are taking a picture of your family in the main hallway?
How to Transform Black and White Photographs into Colour using Photoshop The question was asked “Does anyone happen to know how to combine black and white photos with color?” I was reading hubCrafter’s hub HOW TO TRANSFORM PHOTOS INTO ART which I enjoyed very much, and while I was reading the comments at the end of the hub I came upon this one from Janey Townsend: JaneyTownsend Hey thanks for the tips, but does anyone happen to know how to combine black and white photos with color? HubCrafter in response to a further question on this subject by Janey mentioned in his reply that ‘…....I can't even do 'layering' yet! So I thought I would have a go at explaining how to colour a black and white photo using layers thus killing two birds with one stone as the saying goes. The way I do it Now before I start I will tell you that I am self taught and I know that there are other ways to do this and maybe better ways but I am going to share with you in the best way I can, the way that I do it. Before Photo The Source Photo The After Photo Open up Photoshop Adding Colour