The document summarizes the Photoshop tools used to edit an image. The author used the polygonal lasso tool to cut out two characters and place them on a new layer, zooming in to cut around the edges precisely. Hue/saturation was adjusted to enhance the red background by saturating the image. The blur tool softened the edges cut around the characters. Brightness/contrast was experimented with to identify the correct lighting to make the edited image look similar to the original reference image.

1. Photoshop Software Evidence
By Noor Naoum

2. Polygonal Lasso Tool
I used the polygonal lasso
tool to cut around the two
characters and place them
on a new layer. To cut
around the two characters
without leaving any rough
edges I zoomed in and cut
around them bit by bit.

3. Hue/Saturation
To saturate the image
and enhance the red
background, I selected
image  adjustments
 hue/saturation and I
played around with the
levels of hue and
saturation until it gave
it the realistic type of
saturation.

4. Blur Tool
I used the blur tool to
soften out the edges which
I've cut around. It was a
very successful softening
tool because the blur
blended in with the
background which took the
unrealistic elements away
from the image.

5. Brightness/Contrast
For the brightness and
contrast I also
experimented this tool
to see how the image
can be more clearer
and identify the
correct lighting for it
so it looks similar to
the image I am
comparing my image
to.