Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place...

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Page 1: Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo.

Project ideas …

Page 2: Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo.

• Basic Photoshop:– Take your green screen photo and select your

head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo. You could also place it beside, or in another picture. If you are feeling more ambitious, you could blend your face with the other student's face, replacing every other pixel.

Page 3: Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo.

• Smart Turtle:– Add a method to Turtle.java to have the turtle

draw any string you input with any color you pick. • Your method must also take an input argument that

specifies the starting position of the drawing in the window, and the drawing should stop at the world boundaries.• You need to use charAt(int index) function (a String

method) to look at each character in the input string.

Page 4: Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo.

• Image Collage:– Examples can be found in NestedLoops-Mod7-

part6.ppt– More image manipulation methods:• Negate an image (ManipulatingPictures-Mod6-

part6.ppt)• Changing to grayscale (ManipulatingPictures-Mod6-

part6.ppt)• Posterize (Conditionals-mod8-part3.ppt)• Sepia-Toned Pictures (Conditionals-mod8-part3.ppt)

Page 5: Project ideas …. Basic Photoshop: – Take your green screen photo and select your head and place it over another student's head in their green screen photo.