1. Do Now: Take out your notebook and a pen. List the differences between the Spot Healing Brush and the Healing Brush Tool. Good Morning Do Now: Take out your notebook and a pen. List the differences between the Spot Healing Brush and the Healing Brush Tool. Good Morning Aim: What size selections are effective when using the Patch Tool? Mr. Spaterella Technology Dec. 2nd

2. Spot Healing Brush Tool With the Spot Healing Brush tool active, you paint directly onto the flawed area that you’d like to fix. You can paint either in strokes, by clicking and dragging, or on specific spots, by clicking and releasing. Shortcut: J With the Spot Healing Brush tool active, you paint directly onto the flawed area that you’d like to fix. You can paint either in strokes, by clicking and dragging, or on specific spots, by clicking and releasing. Shortcut: J Spot Healing Brush Tool

3. Healing Brush Tool The Healing Brush tool lets you correct imperfections, causing them to disappear into the surrounding image. Like the cloning stamp tool, you use the Healing Brush tool to paint with sampled pixels from an image or pattern. Healing Brush Tool

4. The Patch Tool The Patch tool is one of the quickest and most effective ways to retouch images in Photoshop. This tool lets you replace the pixels in a problematic area of an image with pixels from another, “clean” part of the same image. Shortcut: J The Patch tool is one of the quickest and most effective ways to retouch images in Photoshop. This tool lets you replace the pixels in a problematic area of an image with pixels from another, “clean” part of the same image. Shortcut: J Patch Tool

5. Photo Retouch Project 1.Log In and Open Photoshop. 2.Locate the Retouch Photo Folder in my Public Folder. 3.Continue working on retouching the 2 PSD files. 4.Using the various Retouching Tools, fix the photo and return it to its original state. 5.Choose the second photo and repeat the process of returning the photo to its original state. 6.Save the photos as: ‘Name.retouch1.psd’ and ‘Name.retouch2.psd’ 7.Due Today, Thursday, Dec. 2nd 1.Log In and Open Photoshop. 2.Locate the Retouch Photo Folder in my Public Folder. 3.Continue working on retouching the 2 PSD files. 4.Using the various Retouching Tools, fix the photo and return it to its original state. 5.Choose the second photo and repeat the process of returning the photo to its original state. 6.Save the photos as: ‘Name.retouch1.psd’ and ‘Name.retouch2.psd’ 7.Due Today, Thursday, Dec. 2nd

6. Original Photos