Photo Editing in PIXLR

Directions:

1. Right-click on each picture to save it in your Pixlr

Project 1 folder as the name listed above each

image.

2. Open each picture in Pixlr and follow the

instructions next to each image in the document

to make changes and corrections to the photos.

3. Save each finished photo in Pixlr as the same

name over the original in your Pixlr Project 1

folder.

Adjust the following:

Exposure (40)

Saturation (80)

Brightness (10)

Contrast (8)

Save: 1 Lighten

Adjust the following:

Levels (0/1.00/75)

Color Vibrance (100)

Save: 2 Levels

Make your own adjustments to improve the image quality of the photo. Save: 3 Lighten

Adjust the following:

Brightness (-15)

Contrast (41)

Levels (0/1.9/255)

Save: 4 Darken

Make your own adjustments to improve the image quality of the photo. Save: 5 Darken

Adjust the following:

Saturation (70)

Levels (0/4.51/255)

Desaturate

Filter: Vignette (65)

Save: 6 Saturation

Adjust the following:

Crop out the white area

Curves (Country)

Filter: Unsharp Mask—Amount (75),

Radius (15)

Save: 7 Sharpen

Adjust the following:

Resize (Width=400px)

Filter: Sharpen

Save: 8 Resize

Adjust the following:

Use the Clone Stamp

Tool to fix the white

part of the background

Save: 9 Clone Stamp

Adjust the following:

Use the Red Eye Tool to fix the red

eyes.

Adjustment: Auto Levels

Save: 10 Red Eye

Adjust the following:

Use the Red Eye Tool to fix the red

eyes.

Adjustment: Posterize

Save: 11 Red Eye

Adjust the following:

Use the Crop Tool to

crop out the monkeys

on the right and left

and leave only the

monkey in the middle.

Save: 12 Crop

Do It Yourself

1. Use the Internet to find 3 of your own images to edit.

2. Save each image as:

13 My Image

14 My Image

15 My Image 3. Open each image in Pixlr, duplicate the background and use the

adjustments, filters, and tools to edit the original.

4. Once you are finished, use the selection tool to

delete half of the image so that the original and the

edited pictures appear side by side.

5. Use text to label which side is the original and

which is edited.

6. Save the images as the file names listed above.

original editied