1. Q7: What have you
learnt about
technologies from the
process of constructing
the product?

2. Adobe Photoshop is a graphic editing software used worldwide by
leading companies. I used this software to manipulate all of my
images and construct my final products. The subsequent slides
demonstrate the tools I used to edit my images and how I did it.

3. Front Cover
The quick selection is
chief in selecting, large
objects that you wish to
layer on another
background. This can
be teamed with the easer
tool to polish up any
unwanted parts. This
was used to for my front
cover, as displayed.

4. Front Cover
Subsequently, I altered
the saturation by
dragging the arrow to
the left, causing the
saturation to decrease
until all colour had
vanished to match the
black and white
background.
Afterwards, I decreased
the brightness slightly,
to complement the
background and
increased the contrast
and exposure to
intensify the image,
drawing attention to the
model and making the
image more visually
interesting.

5. Front Cover

6. Contents Page(s)
By slightly altering the opacity level of the boxes, the image is still visible behind it, however, it still
remains readable.

7. Contents Page(s)

8. By adding a drop shadow to
images on my contents page, I
was able to deliver a collage
impression. The images are
layered in a slightly disorderly
fashion, providing a causal
tenor.
Contents Page(s)

9. Contents Page(s)

10. Double Page Spread
I adjusted the colour balance of the image, by adding more red and
yellow. This provided a retro, 1970s quality, implying the magazine has
values similar to that decade, i.e. the hippie movement

11. Double Page Spread
I increased the vibrancy on this image to further create a 1970s air.

12. Double Page Spread
I applied a tattered Polaroid format on my double page spread to
achieve a rustic property.

13. Double Page Spread

14. Double Page Spread