Adobe Photo Shop 7.0

Adobe Photo Shop 7.0 (Urdu Tutorial) 

By Arshman Saleem

source (http://arshmansaleem.blogspot.com/p/adobe-photo-shop-70.html)

Introduction to Photoshop

Photoshop is unlike other common software interfaces which emulate virtual typewriters or graphing paper. Photoshop creates an artist's virtual studio/darkroom. When you open the program you see a toolbox on the left with tools you will use to manipulate your images, and on the right, a white square which is your "canvas" or work area. The gray area surrounding the canvas is not part of your image, but only defines its edges.

With Adobe Photoshop, the premiere program for digital image manipulation, you can create the highest quality images for print (photos for magazines, or illustrations) or for the Web.

This introduction to Photoshop discusses basic program features and functions such as menus and toolbars, file extensions, and introduces basic image adjustments.



Format: Notice there are several formats to choose from when saving a document. We will look at a few of them.

Image File formats

 

TIFF (*.TIF/*.TIFF) – Tagged Image File Format – is the most widely supported format used for storing bit-mapped images. Every program that understands graphics languages understands (tagged image file format .tif/.tiff).

CompuServe GIF (*.GIF) – Graphics Interchange Format – a graphic format supported on the Web. Two things to be aware of about GIF:  

• The .gif format only supports 256 colors (so it is useful for images with only a few distinct colors), and  it uses lossless compression – meaning no data is lost (but it only reduces space needed by approximately 50%).

JPEG (*.JPG /*.JEPG) – Joint Photographic Experts Group – another graphic file format supported on the Web. Two things to be aware of about JPG:

• .jpg images support 16 million colors (so this format is best suited for photographs and complex graphics), and it uses lossy compression – meaning some data is lost (in an attempt to eliminate unnecessary information).
  

BMP (*.BMP/*.RLE/*.DIB) – Bit-Mapped – the graphics format that all Windows operating systems use. (For example, if you want a picture be used as wallpaper, it needs to be saved as .BMP.

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