Today I received my photo ID training and it was very fun! I used Lightroom to adjust the contrast and color schemes of each photo before cropping them into the correct thumbnail sizes. Some photos have filters applied, so I tried to manipulate the colors in a way that makes them look more natural and professional.
Professor Barchas needed a digitized version of an antique old print, and I was assigned to polish the prints. The scans of the print was done in 4 separate pieces, and I stitched them together as a single large print using photoshop. The dark spots, shadow drops, and folds on the original scans were all erased, while the rugged edges were kept intact to reminisce the historic feel of the print. Some tools that I used to line up the scans seamlessly are patch and distort, and textured brushes were used to enhance the lines in some faded areas （｡ò ∀ ó｡）
Today is my STA orientation~ I used photoshop to create my Basecamp avatar, and I created a short ppt for the STA handbook.
