Intro to Slide Editing in Photoshop

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  • March 26, 2021 at 1:20 pm #1303940
    New Masters AcademyNew Masters Academy
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    In this lesson, you will learn about editing slides, specifically photos of your artwork. Instructor Chris Legaspi will show you how to optimize an average photograph to its full potential. Here, he focuses on image sizing and formatting for the Web. This is extremely helpful for artists who want to build a professional-looking website and portfolio.

    This lesson belongs to the course Introduction to Photoshop. During this 9-week course, Chris Legaspi teaches you the fundamentals of Photoshop. You will learn through valuable lessons with in-depth demonstrations and beneficial assignments. After completing the course, you will be able to edit photo references and photos of your artwork. You will also be proficient at sketching, painting from scratch, and creating color comp by mastering the basic tools of Photoshop.

    Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.

    July 30, 2021 at 11:04 pm #1637035
    Gabriel Fleig
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    Since this series was recorded in 2015, I have a question for the pros: Is it still necessary to take into consideration the “medium” and “web” versions of your artwork? Since the internet is so fast now, it seems a bit pointless, and social media like Facebook and Instagram already compress our pictures (and even ruin their quality, sometimes). I know internet speed was already pretty good in 2015, but still… Maybe it’s just professional etiquette 😛

    I’d love to hear what the pros have to say these days :B

    August 2, 2021 at 2:24 pm #1644410
    Daniel DaigleDaniel Daigle
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    Hi Grabiel. Im not sure if this answers your question, but one situation that comes to mind is where certain website upload your image at a specific size and aspect ratio. If your dimensions are not a multiple of the upload size, then the image can look overly compressed. for example, if the site displays an image at 300×300 and you upload something that in 523×523, it might look bad where as if you upload an image at 600×600 it will compress more nicely.

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