I finally made a Google account .I will blog here not on the forum.Anyway I might as well post some things that i learned this unit so I can review it later.
A picture is made from thousands of pictures. A pixel is like a small dot of colour that make up the image. For websites the best resolution is 72 dpi (pixels per inch ) and for print the best is 200dpi. A low # of pixels will make the picture loose quality.
Rule of 3 : draw an imaginary tic-tack-toe style line on the picture which has 9 parts . At every intersection of the lines something has to happen there or very close to it .
If an image has bad colours like they look grey adjust the contrast and brightness.
There are a ton of tools in Photo shop , too many to list in a single blog but most of them are self explanatory like smudge - smudges the image, burn - darkens at click , Dodge- lightens the image where clicked etc.
Now I'm working on MR. Wiggles which is my new "masterpiece" made in photoshop from scratch . It's an abstract arm although you might see a germ in there.

I love this unit photoshop is so much fun ...this is like a dream come true. Once I had it on my home computer but i believe it was called Paint Shop or something similar. In other news it's a Friday and it seems to be good .I'm done my assignments except the moral thingy assignment but i started it and now i have to finish it but I can't at school because it's at home.Anyway I'm happy right now.

Last time i was absent but we learned some beasics about photoshop i allready knew. Anyway today Mr. Case showed us how to mess with the colours of pictures and shoved us how to avoid degrading quality of pictures and what resolution is appropriate for a specific ocasion ( eg postin gon the internet or saving on the computer.)

Now we learned about the colours that are used in photoshop an din real life I'm a little dissapointed because we dindn't get to use the program anyway there are 256 levels of RGB ( one for each colour ) and there are around 16 million colours each with their own code in the hexadecimal system. The hexadecimal system is like binary but goes by 16 ; 1 , 16 , 256 and the computer interprets it by suing numbers until 9 then it goes with letters.