well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:56 AM on August 04, 2008

well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 9:53 PM on July 26, 2008

well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool
indicates additional tools are available. Click and hold on the tool to see more options.Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 11:45 PM on July 23, 2008

well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool
indicates additional tools are available. Click and hold on the tool to see more options.Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 2:38 PM on July 22, 2008

well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool
indicates additional tools are available. Click and hold on the tool to see more options.Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:05 AM on July 17, 2008

Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical
kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
· Crop, Measure
· Rotate
· Zoom Tool
· Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
Start
Programs
Ad obe
Photoshop 7.0
2. Open the picture of a girl and her ball -- file name <photo_album_scan.jpg> located on the
desktop.
File
Open
Des ktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1
Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 7:34 PM on July 16, 2008

Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical
kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
· Crop, Measure
· Rotate
· Zoom Tool
· Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
Start
Programs
Ad obe
Photoshop 7.0
2. Open the picture of a girl and her ball -- file name <photo_album_scan.jpg> located on the
desktop.
File
Open
Des ktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1
Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 1:50 PM on July 16, 2008

Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical
kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
· Crop, Measure
· Rotate
· Zoom Tool
· Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
Start
Programs
Ad obe
Photoshop 7.0
2. Open the picture of a girl and her ball -- file name <photo_album_scan.jpg> located on the
desktop.
File
Open
Des ktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1
Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 1:42 PM on July 14, 2008

Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical
kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
· Crop, Measure
· Rotate
· Zoom Tool
· Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
Start
Programs
Ad obe
Photoshop 7.0
2. Open the picture of a girl and her ball -- file name <photo_album_scan.jpg> located on the
desktop.
File
Open
Des ktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1
Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool
indicates additional tools are available. Click and hold on the tool to see more options.Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical
kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
· Crop, Measure
· Rotate
· Zoom Tool
· Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop
Start
Programs
Ad obe
Photoshop 7.0
2. Open the picture of a girl and her ball -- file name <photo_album_scan.jpg> located on the
desktop.
File
Open
Des ktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1
Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 6:19 PM on July 10, 2008

well, Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As
command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name <girl&ball.jpg> using
default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that
was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
HINT: When scanning a picture from a book it sometimes helps to put a black sheet of paper
behind the page to avoid any bleeding through.
a) Click on the Crop Tool.
b) Drag from the upper left corner of the picture of the girl to the lower right corner.
c) Press the Enter key to Crop the selected image.
d) If you did not select well, use the Edit / Undo
command and select again.
e) The scanned picture is slightly crooked. Use the
Measure Tool to straighten the photograph.
Click and hold on the Measure Tool and drag from the
lower left corner to the lower right corner. Try
to drag along the edge as precisely as possible.
(The Measure Tool is located under the Eyedropper Tool. A > in the lower corner of any tool
indicates additional tools are available. Click and hold on the tool to see more options.Using Adobe Photoshop (version 7) to Edit Scanned Images
Tutorial Exercise One - Basics
For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical

Answered by Satya ~ , an ibibo Master, at 4:20 PM on July 10, 2008