Welcome back everybody.
In this video we're talking about the image menu.
So let's head over to Photoshop if you haven't already.
And what I've got to do is I'm going to click on the image menu so you can see here they have mode adjustments
auto tone auto contrast auto color image size canvas size image image rotation crop trim reveal all
duplicate apply image calculations variables apply data set trap and analysis.
OK so all these are deactivated because we don't have a file.
So let's go to create new or file new or control and whichever one you want to do have three ways to
get there.
And then what I'm gonna do is set this to the default Photoshop size here.
OK.
And now what we can do is all these are activated.
So with mode this is really cool.
You can set the mode to bitmap grayscale duo tone index color RG B which is what it's on right now seem
like a lab color and multichannel so you can set it to eight bits per channel.
Sixteen bits per channel.
Thirty two bits per channel.
If you do 32 bits it's going to be a big file.
Sixteen is going to be a little smaller.
And then eight bits is the standard right now for this file type.
So for what we're doing three pixels 300 GPI it's good to have the default preferences.
OK.
So you can change as to seem like or any other grayscale or whatever you want to do adjustments so brightness
contrast levels curves exposure vibrance hue saturation color balance black and white photo filter channel
mixer color look up invert pasteurized threshold Gradient Map selective color shadow highlights HDR
tone in do you saturate match color replace color equalize.
So these are really cool to play with.
So what we're gonna do is I'm going to get other image I'm going to make a new layer here we're going
to draw a box with a you tool and I'm going to grab this color right here so we're going to use black
and click on the gradient tool and we're going to select the paint bucket tool I'm gonna fill that black
and then if you Hold alt until you get the two cursors and drag it out it's gonna make another layer
and then what I would do is I'm going to click on this red color right here and then hit the letter
G and fill that right.
And then what I would do is line them up just to you know we'll go to image and what we're gonna do
is we're going to change the we're going to adjust this one right here So let's adjust the brightness
and the contrast.
So now you can see that that is an action.
All right.
And then if we want to adjust the levels
I can turn this way down.
Make it transparent or I can make a darker so we can make just about black
and then we can do curves.
So what that's gonna do is it's gonna change the tone of the color so we can go lighter lighters to
the left and then darker as to the right guy.
So there's just different ways to adjust the colors.
We can do auto tone auto contrast auto color image sized you can change the image size of the document
itself.
So we're 7 inches by 5 inches right now.
We can change it the 10 by 10 and it's locked right.
Also let me unlock that.
So we'll do 10 inches by 10 inches.
I head OK and it's gonna make the image bigger scenario zoom out and I'm gonna control ze that to go
back to our original format canvas size you can change the canvas size as well if I do an inch is at
7 5.
I'll leave it at that image rotation so we can rotate the image 180 degrees clockwise 90 degrees 90
degrees counterclockwise arbitrary OK
well it does limit crop
so I hit the shortcut keys see and that is the crop tool so you can just go this way and you can crop
the image down control to undo that.
Uh so that's the crop tool trim top left pixel color so let's trim that.
There you go.
I'm going to do a control Zee reveal all duplicate or duplicate it.
So we just duplicate the whole document apply.
Image you can merge to all sorts of stuff that calculations
guy closes one and we're not going to save it.
All right then we're gonna do.
Variables you can define and analysis.
OK so we got the ruler tool
OK.
If you had control are that that'll reactivate the ruler.
So I'm a close that out.
So that is the image tool.
Thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.