Frozen in Time in Berlin

3D Taken With Left and Right Eye

We was set a task to take 2 photos with your right and left eye in the same place. I found when i took my pictures that i had move with out realizing so i had to crop my pictures so they lined up. 

 So I clicked the crop tool and cropped the picture to line up. I used the crop tool from the tool box on the side on photoshop.


I then clicked the tick to finish the cropping, you can also finish cropping by pressing enter on your keyboard.

 This is my final picture before i carry on editing.

I did the same so i just used the crop tool and cropped it down.

 On the Fist picture i clicked Image Adjustments and Levels. This box will appear.

 On this box change the channel to Red and change the OutPut Level to 0.

 This is what your image should look like.

 Then on the second picture do the same by Clicking Image and then Adjustments and then Levels.

Then change the Channel to Green and the OutPut Levels to 0 and the image should change to this pink colour.

 Then Before you click OK click The channel and change it to Blue and then the OutPut to 0 and it should change the image to a red state. Then Click OK.

 Make sure you have selected the move tool.

 When u have selected the move tool drag the red image to blue image so they are over laying like the image shown below. 

 Then when you have your images lined up, Click the drop down box and change it to Screen. 

 Your image should look like this. Get your 3D Glasses out and test it. If it doesn't seem to work you can use your glasses while moving. So it does look 3D :D

3D in Black and White

Choose your image that you want to change to black and white and 3D and open it up in Photoshop.

Click Image adjustments and Black and White. 

This Black and White box will appear and just click OK. If you want to change the contrast of the Black and White image you can do by moving the Slide tools.  But I just clicked OK with out changing it.

Your image should look like this. Black and White.

Click your first Layer, Click Image Adjustments, Levels. Then change the Channel to Red and the OutPut Levels to 0 then Click OK.

Click your second layer and click Image Adjustments and Levels.

Change the Channel to green and change the OutPut Levels to 0, Change the channel to Blue and change the OutPut Levels to 0 then Click OK.

Here is what it should look like once you have finished the Level Changing. 

change where it says normal above the Layers to Screen.

Click the move tool and move your image very slightly aso it looks like this and get your 3D glasses on and look at your 3D image :D

Colour 3D

Choose your image then open it up in photoshop. Duplicate your Layer (meaning just drag what I have highlighted and drag it to the small box thats also highlighted.) 

Once you have duplicated your layer, click Image Adjustments, Levels.

 When you have done that this Levels box will appear. Change the Channel to Red and Change the OutPut Levels to 0, then click O.K

 This is how your image will look after you have clicked O.K.

Click the eye so that you can see the bottom layer and so you don't get confused about what you are doing to which layer. So click the eye that next to your blue image. And make sure you click background copy, this is so you've selected it so you can edit it.  

Again this is simple. You are doing what you just did to the top layer. So click Image, Adjustments, Levels.

This Levels box will appear. This time change the channel to green and the OutPut Levels to 0 then change it again to Blue. Then Click OK. Your probably wondering why should i do this? Has it actually done anything, well your not the only one. I did. :D
But it does change and clicking OK is only saying I'm finished changing the levels and you can close this box.

This is what your image should look like after you clicking OK. Make sure you click the Eye back on so both Layers are visible.

On the Levels box when you have your images both completed after changing the Levels. Click the drop box where it says 'Normal' above your Layers and change it to Screen.

This is how its meant to look after you've changed it. Click the move the tool and slightly move your image down and to the right and you will see some red and blue appearing though the image. You will notice its 3D get your glasses out and have a look at what you have done.

:D

High Summer John Goto

High Summer series, Deluge, printed on cotton paper 52 x 70 cm produce in 2000- 2001

“In ‘High Summer’ I too attempt an ironic contrast, between the idealized Arcadian setting and antics of the contemporary tourists wandering though it” John Goto thought of his idea when he when to Rousham Park near Oxford, this picture is a portraiture, the title is important because its in a series. The car, dog, children, buildings, trees have digitally manipulated this image, sky. Most of the pictures has been manipulated. The light of the picture is quite dull likewise as the colour, the sky is very dull with being grey, and the water is dirty. His pictures has been viewed in gallery’s 

A Sudden Gust of Wind 1993

Jeff Wall

His career began when he received his MA from the university of British Colombia (1970, he moved to London as he married his wife and he gained two sons. I think that this picture that I have chosen is Portraiture, Its called 'A Sudden Gust Of Wind'. It was produced in 1993. He was able to produce pictures with and uncanny sense of dreamlike, suspect hyperrealism. He also created his work that use photomontage to show events that have or could have happened, but that Wall decided they were not necessarily best shots, but better as a single frame. 'A Sudden Gust of Wind' this has been manipulated by the men and the letters thats gone with the wind.