Newspaper

Newspaper layout notes

Broadsheets- Taller than is wide 2" by 1"0
Tabloid- square shape 1" by 1"

Elements Of A Page
Photos
Headlines
Lines
Boxes
Teasers
Flag- the flag projects the image
Folio -date, page number, section title, name of paper, volume number
teaser- used to grave your attention
Byline-Name of writer, job title,
Jump line- shows where a story continues or where a story starts
story dividers- lines or boxes
Infographics- Charts, maps, timelines, diagrams
Placement- BAsed on importance

Magazine Cover

First Photoshop practice

 Newspaper photo














Yearbook photo

Web photo

Photoshop Notes

SAVE AS
Rename your image
Make sure the images
saved as a .jpg at the
highest (maximum) image
quality.

SAVE- you do not have to rename
the image at this point
Save often and regulary.

NESTLE- tools are stacked
on each other- to access those tools you have to
left click and hold.

Command + = To zoom in
command - = To zoom out
Command o = to open
command v=to paste

ADJUSTING LEVELS
>image>adjustments>levels
Channel Blue
Channel Green
Channel Red
Moved just the black and white
bars

ADJUSTING CONTRAST
Channel RGB - moved just the grey
bar (just a little lighter)

TO CROP
Select the cropping tool and then click and drag the area you want to crop.


RESOLUTION
yearbook= 300
newspaper=150
web=72

Photoshop question

1. Who uses Photoshop? (What kinds of jobs do they have?)
Magazine designers
2. List THREE TOOLS (or purposes) that photographers use in Photoshop? (Watch the video a couple of times to get the full list.)To make somebody look better, To edit a photo , to make a photo brighter


3. What are TWO EXAMPLES of other things you can use the latest version (Creative Cloud) of Photoshop to do? Change filters , copy an image 

Magazine Essential Parts

Theres the masthead, Dateline,Main image, model credit, cover line, main cover, bar code, cover lines selling line, left third