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Lesson 10 - Combining Images - Vector Tools part 1

A Cache Valley Winter - panoramic stitch by Nathan Smith

Objectives:
​Section 10-A (Monday)

• Create panoramas with Photomerge (Exercise B10-01)
• Combine multiple frames (Exercise B10-02)

​Section 10-B (Tuesday)

• Swap heads from one photo to another
• Create High Dynamic Range images with Photoshop (Exercise B10-04)

​Section 10-C (Wednesday)

• Understand what the vector tools are and what they do
• Use the shape tools (Exercise B10-06)

​Section 10-D (Thursday)

• ​How to add, delete, and save custom shapes

USU Canvas Resources and Assignment for this week...

USU students, all the assignments, discussions, exercise files, reading assignments for lesson 10 will be found in Canvas - Lesson 10 Module. See the image at right.

​If you're not a registered USU student, and you are working through this lesson on your own, links to the exercise files are provided within the lesson.

View Assignment Scoring Rubrics for Lesson 10

• ​B10-Week 9 Readings---Your thoughts and take-aways
• B10-Lesson Exercises
• B10-Exhibit 6 critiques​
• ​B10-Portfolio Exhibit 7
• B10-Portfolio Exhibit 7 Revision

With the skills you've learned so far in this course, you can create a wide range of layouts. Here are a couple ideas. 

Design a magazine cover. Can you combine your images with text to create an attractive magazine cover? Click the image at right to see my portfolio exhibit attempt at doing this.

​Another great idea is to create a page layout that uses both images and text. Click the image below to see my portfolio exhibit attempt at this. Both these ideas are fun and challenging to do!
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This page last updated July 9, 2020.  This lesson combines my own work (images, text, videos) which are ©2020 by Nathan Smith.  All other images, videos, and cited text sources are curated from the internet, and are publicly available.