Rocking Out With Photoshop - Activity: Corrective Color Adjustments in Photoshop

In this video tutorial, students are introduced to a Photoshop activity involving color adjustments. They are provided with two images, CO9A and CO9B, to practice their skills. The first task involves making corrective color adjustments to enhance visibility, particularly for older, faded images. The second task encourages creativity, asking students to apply color adjustments for a more striking and bold output. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to enjoy the activity.

What is the main objective of the task given by the instructor?

• To create new images from scratch

• To apply color adjustments to two provided images

• To learn about image cropping techniques

• To practice using Photoshop filters

What is the primary goal when adjusting the first image, CO9A?

• To convert the image to black and white

• To enhance the image's visibility and correct colors

• To add special effects

• To change the image's dimensions

Which type of images commonly require corrective color adjustments?

• Images with high saturation

• Newly taken images

• Images with high contrast

• Older faded images

What is the instructor's advice for working on the second image, CO9B?

• To remove all colors from the image

• To reduce the image size

• To focus on making the image more creative and bold

• To apply grayscale filters

What should students aim to achieve with the color adjustments on CO9B?

• A more interesting and striking image

• A more washed-out appearance

• A completely monochrome image

• A smaller file size