Adobe Photoshop cs5

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  Start Adobe Photoshop CS5
  
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  Learn how to open and save an image
  
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  Examine the Photoshop window
  
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  Close a file and exit Photoshop
  
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  Learn design principles and copyright rules
  

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  Photoshop allows you to work with the images from a variety of sources (original artwork, downloaded images from the web, scanned in images, or images from a camera/cell phone, etc.).
  
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  You can jump seamlessly between both Photoshop and Dreamweaver, once we get to the Dreamweaver Unit. There you can turn graphics into gif animations*.
  
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  You can create a file from scratch by using the ‘New’ dialog box. You may also adjust Width and Height there.
  
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  A digital image may be referred to as a file, document, graphic, picture, or image.
  
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  Photoshop files can be compressed or flattened to reduce the file size.
  
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  You can create original logos in Photoshop.
  
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  You can UNDO any change to an image by accessing the ‘History’ panel.
  
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  Different Camera manufacturers will default to different Camera RAW formats, listed here:
  .dng (Adobe), .crw/.cr2 (Canon), .erf (Epson), .raf (Fuji), .kdc/.dcr/.dcs/.dcr (Kodak), .mrw (Minolta),
  .nef (Nikon), .orf (Olympus), .ptx/.pef (Pentax), .x3f (Sigma), .arw/.srf/.sr2 (Sony)
  
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  You may change the background of the active image you are working by right clicking and selecting the color of choice.
  

What is an image-editing program?

List the 11 types of file formats, referenced from the text, which you can create and open within Photoshop:
What are Pixels?

What is a logo?

Define ‘Type’ as we will use it in Photoshop:

Define Splash Screen:

Once in Photoshop - Select File then Select New

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  Open Photoshop – NEW - Save As 9/11
  
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  Search for and copy an image from the web
  
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  Edit Paste
  
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  Put 2 pictures together (opacity/layer)
  
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  Create a patriotic image using Photoshop for 9/11
  
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  Add text
  
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  Save as a .jpeg
  
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  Print to one page/Color