Here’s a basic rubric of what you’d need to submit for full credit on Assignment 5. Give it a gander and make sure you can put a big fat check in each of those boxes.

We’ll be reviewing what we did in the last classes tonight. You’ll need this file to work on.

Howdy all,

I understand that the CIT computer system that allows you to access your accounts, use the computers in the labs, and submit assignments went down for a good chunk of Friday, affecting your ability to put the finishing touches on your assignment. When the system comes back online, you should still submit what you have finished by tonight at 9:59 pm. That said, you’ll have until Monday at 9:59 pm to submit a final version for grading.

If you have any concerns about this, feel free to call or email me.

J

We’ll be continuing our discussion on the cloning/healing tools using this file. So go on — download it. Chop chop!

Say you’ve got an image where most of it is black and white, but the focal point is in color. How would you go about putting a different filter on each part? This video shows you how using Smart Objects and filters in Photoshop.

Herein are some things that I think should be givens at this point in the semester. Use this video to brush up on the skills and shortcuts you’re weak on.

This video should fill in any missing blanks on how to complete Assignment 2.

Please note: while I’m using the same file I used in Assignment 1′s demo here, you will be using a new file for this assignment. In other words, I don’t want to see the image you used in Assignment 1 turned in for Assignment 2. Capiche?

We’ll be needing these files tonight. So, uh — what are you waiting for? Get to downloading them. Now!

Remember how I mentioned that Snow Leopard was changing its gamma settings from the former Macintosh standard of 1.8 to 2.2? No? You don’t remember? Shame on you.

Aaaannyyyhoo—here’s some relevant information on why it was so and why it is now so.