This is how I am constructing my Time Line for History of Image. I am using Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create a layered document. This allows me to import images, set them out where I want them on the page, type in text to talk about them, and ghost images into the background, by reducing the opacity levels between different layers. This is an excellent tool, as it allows you to go back and change or update your work, as long as you save it as a Photoshop Document (To PSD FILE), and not flatten the layers until you are completely happy with it. To post this on blogspot you save it as a Jpg file in 72dpi, and low resolution format.Monday 23 November 2009
DIGITAL DARKROOM - Using the Layers Palette in Photoshop CS4
This is how I am constructing my Time Line for History of Image. I am using Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create a layered document. This allows me to import images, set them out where I want them on the page, type in text to talk about them, and ghost images into the background, by reducing the opacity levels between different layers. This is an excellent tool, as it allows you to go back and change or update your work, as long as you save it as a Photoshop Document (To PSD FILE), and not flatten the layers until you are completely happy with it. To post this on blogspot you save it as a Jpg file in 72dpi, and low resolution format.
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