A Bit of Fun (with some hidden teaching and learning!)

Based on class feedback, you would like to get back to using Photoshop, so I have devised a short task to allow you to do this whilst still continuing our investigation into file types and resolution.

Your task today is to create an A4 film poster on Photoshop using at least 3 images found on the internet (use Google as the search settings are really helpful here) and detailing the settings for each of the images used. You will need a background and a foreground object plus one more image which could be a logo, prop, second person, even a text graphic, etc.

Requirements:

1. You need to find and use three images found on the internet
2. Use Google search options to identify an appropriate image type and size (print screen this using the Snipping Tool)
3. Make a note of the resolution and DPI of each image by looking at them in your documents; right click on the file and click on 'properties' and then look under the tab 'details' - take a print screen of this and save it (Snipping Tool is best for this)
4. Save your poster as a .jpg or .png (you might want to do both and compare) and upload to your blog then add the image files underneath along with their relevant detail print screens.

Remember that you can follow the action film poster guidance on StudentShared and the blog if you can't remember all of the Photoshop tools / processes we have looked at so far.