♥ My Portfolio ♥Angie Lachhab

Period: 5

Pin Hole Camera

• This type of camera we used was our intro to photography. We used an oatmeal box as the camera, popped a hole in it as the aperture and a piece of tape as the shutter.

• We developed the film in the back room from making them from a piece of plain white paper to a picture negative.

3 pictures used for Pin Hole Camera

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Developing Negatives

• Print Process: after taking your picture with the Pin Hole you – put it in the Developer for 1:30 minutes, after that then the Stop Bath for :30 seconds, then the Fixer for 5min, and finally the Rinse for 5minutes

• Cropping: we can decide where the boundaries of that photo will be, we take out unwanted things with still having it the same size

Effects of Degradation

• What we did was use

the blur radical filter and

that blurred the whole image.

After that we took the brush

tool and carefully went around

the edges of our subject so just

the background would be

blurred and we made are

subject are main focus.

Enhancing Iris Color

• What we did when we

enhanced the color of the Iris we

first used the marquee tool to go

around the iris then we made a new

layer, after that we used the color

we wanted the iris and colored it

with the paint brush, finally we

went down and changed it to hue.

Panning Photo

In order to take a panning

photo you have to move along

with the subject (going the

Same direction). Doing that

Would make your subject

not blurry but the background

will be blurry.

Vignette Photo

• How to make a vignette photo is first off you duplicate the background layer by dragging the layer onto the New Layer button and then now use the marquee tool. Draw a circle around the subject. Set feather to what ever you prefer. The you copy the selection. Now create a new layer using the New Layer button again. Paste your image on there. Hide the other layers by clicking on the small eyes things that are on the left of the layer 

Sepia Tutorial

• In the Photoshop CS3 you upload your image then you go to “Image”, go down to “Adjustments” then click “”Desaturate”. Now your photo probably looks black and white. Next you go to “Layer”, “New Adjustment Layer” and “Photo Filter”, and you click OK and make sure after you do that the one thing says WARMING EFFECT then you click yes to that. In the end change your levels a bit yeahhh.

Date & Time• Well I just took the photograph, uploaded it, rotated it and

then clicked on the “patch” tool and went around the date and time and I clicked the center and dragged it to the other side of my arm so the color of my arm covered the Date and Time.