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Magic Tips in Motivation Motivate yourself, motivate your team PARTICIPANT’S MANUAL Course designed by: Francesca Ng, IG (JCI Hong Kong) Tel: +852 9468 9208 – Francesca813@gmail.com 2 Credits: How to mind read your customers By David P. Snyder Little lemon (Activities for developing motivation and memory skills) By Betsy B. Lee and Linda Lee Management of training, development and motivation skills By V. K. Dubey 3 Why motivation is important to members? As a leader of a project it is
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Selection Tools – The selection tools include the Marquee tool, the Lasso tool, the Magic Wand tool, and the Brush Selection tool. These are what you want to use for cropping your image, or selecting specific sections of an image. To change the nature of a specific tool (say, you want an elliptical marquee instead of a rectangular marquee), right-click on the tool.
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Photoshop is a graphic editing tool that allows the user to create and manipulate images for print, the web, and other media. It is a powerful tool and this handout only introduces the basics; many of the tools need to be explored by the user to see all of their capabilities.

Tools Found in the Toolbox
The tools in the toolbox let you select, paint, edit, and view images. Other tools are used to choose foreground and background colors, create quick masks, and change the screen display mode. Many tools have associated Brushes and Options Palettes, which let you define the tools’ painting and editing effects.
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This tutorial will show you how to add a coloured and/or graduated background to your bead photo. You can use Steps 3 and 4 together, or individually depending on the effect you are after. There are many ways of tackling this in Photoshop, but this is my preferred method.

1. Selecting the background
For the purposes of this exercise, I am using the previously cleaned up bead photo from Tutorial 1. A clean and simple background and well defined objects makes this easier to do, but is not essential. In the tools palette select the magic wand and use the following suggested settings.
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Contents:
2. The basics Working at high magnification, inserting layers, and sampling color
5. Let’s airbrush! Using the airbrush to smooth over defects and enhance features
6. Clone me… Using the clone stamp tool to clone patterns and textures
7. Did someone say Warhol? Adjusting levels and using filters
8. Get me out of here (additional exercise) Using the magic wand, lasso, and eraser tools to cut out and clean u
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This page demonstrates how to use Adobe Photoshop to create a transparent area in a GIF image. The most common reason for doing this is to create a transparent background.

Example
This image has no transparency – the background is white. As long as the image is on a white background there’s no problem – it looks transparent anyway.
If the image is placed on a coloured background, the lack of transparency becomes obvious.
If the white background is made transparent the image will blend nicely into (almost) any coloured background.
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he PhotoShop Environment
1. To select a menu without using the mouse, press Alt + the underlined letter in the menu’s name.
2. Press F, the window fills the screen but the menu bar is still visible. Pressing F again, and again will cycle through view modes.
3. Control + R, resizes to display vertical and horizontal rulers.
4. Control + K, opens the general options of the Preferences dialog box.
5. The arrow key at the bottom of the PS screen displays current magnification, document size, and instructions for the currently- selected tool.
6. Press W, the Magic Wand tool is selected.
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Steps for Pressure Operation
1. Release hose from hose reel
2. Attach wand to hose reel
3. Start Honda Engine—see following instructions
4. Depress handle on wand to release the pressurized water
5. Direct pressurized water at area to excavate—working the wand in a rotating motion
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Selection & Cropping Tools
• Rectangular Marquee ( M )
– Used to select rect. shapes within an image; areas can be copied or cut & pasted into new layers. Tool can be used to create bounding box for further work within it’s confines. Elliptical & single column and row tools also available.
• Move Tool ( V )
– Used to move selected layers around. Click and drag to adjust layer elements.
Tool also used to set and move guides.
• Lasso Tool ( L )
– Used to select parts of a layer for editing. Also Magnetic & Polygonal Lassoes
available.
• Magic Wand ( W )
– Used to select portions of image based on colour.
• Crop Tool ( C )
– Used to adjust the size of the whole image. MUST BE USED CAREFULLY
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01 figure tool – placing an image into the 2d window
02 mesh tool – modelling a 3-dimensional topography
03 plotmaker – exporting pages/ printing pages
04 element attributes/ customization of settings
05 camera tool and setting up 3d views etc
06 navigating around the 3d window – internal engine/open gl engine
- axonometric/perspective settings
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