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KODAK: Digital Learning Center: Plus: Chapter 1: Youth Teens
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Chapter I, Youth / Teens: Lesson I
Projects for School & Home
Lessons in this chapter
• Projects for School
& Home
• Color Basics
• Related Links
Chapters in this book
Chapter I
Youth / Teens
Chapter II
Home / Family
Chapter III
Advanced Amateurs
If you want great ideas for enhancing your school report with
graphics and photographs - or for just having fun -- check out
this Application Book designed just for you.
Lesson I : Projects for School and Home
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School Reports
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Photo Business Cards
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3-D Picture Cube Project
Lesson II : Color Basics
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Lesson III : Related Links
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Chapter IV
Business /
Professionals
Matching Game (requires Shockwave)
The Kodak web site contains many other learning
resources.
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Chapter II, Home / Family: Lesson II
Digital Imaging Chain
• Family Projects
• Digital Imaging
Chain
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Kodak's Digital Imaging Chain section is presented in an innovative
Shockwave interactive media presentation. You can play the
interactive game on the Digital Imaging Chain by clicking here, or by
clicking continue below. To view this 150kb demo, you'll need to have
the Shockwave plug-in from Macromedia installed. Macromedia's new
web based installation of Shockwave makes installation quick and
easy. Give it a try, were pretty sure you will enjoy it.
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Chapter II
Home / Family
Chapter III
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Chapter IV
Business /
Professionals
If you need the Shockwave plug-in you can download it from Macromedia's
website.
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3. 3-D Photo Cube
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TriVista Technologies,
Inc.™ has written a
shareware program
called "Paper
PhotoCube". We'll show
you how to use it to
make cool looking
"picture cubes" from your
digital photos. It's very easy; you just drag and drop each
image, one at a time, to where you want it on the cube. The
program automatically resizes and crops your images to fit
the sides of the cube. It even lets you save an electronic
version of your cube that you can easily e-mail to family and
friends.
These cubes can be used for
countless things, such as:
● Gifts
● Displays
● Craft projects
● Ornaments
PhotoCube uses a "photo
friendly" file format. That means if you set your Kodak or
other digital cameras for the ".jpg" (or "jpeg") format, you can
use photos from them without doing anything special to them.
So lets "get cubing!"
Here's how-to-do-it!
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Color Basics
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Chapter I
Youth / Teens
Chapter II
Home / Family
Chapter III
Advanced Amateurs
Kodak's color basics section is presented in an innovative Shockwave
interactive media presentation. You can play the interactive game on
color basics. To view this 82kb demo, you'll need to have the
Shockwave plug-in from Macromedia installed. Macromedia's new
web based installation of Shockwave makes installation quick and
easy. Give it a try, were pretty sure you will enjoy it.
If you need the Shockwave plug-in you can download it from Macromedia's
website.
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Projects for School and Home
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Chapter I
Youth / Teens
Congratulations! If you're reading this, it
means you've worked your way to Kodak's
Digital Learning Center Plus, and want ideas
for using photos, pictures and other graphics
in school and at home. New digital cameras,
computer software and other electronic tools
make working with images easier than ever.
Those images can turn
ordinary reports into schoolwork bursting with
grade grabbing greatness. You can also use
images for a variety of fun family projects.
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Here are some ideas and tips on how to get
started:
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Related Links
Here are some other fun web sites to visit
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bsa.scouting.org
- Explore activities in photography with the Boy Scouts of
America.
girlscouts.org
- Participate in projects involving computers and technology
through the Girls Scouts.
hanes2u.com
- Learn How to put your digital pictures on T-shirts and create
wearable art at the Hanes Web site.
digitalschoolhouse.com
- Chat with friends, check out other kid's homepages, and learn
about the Web on this exciting Web page.
Don't forget to visit your local library for further information.
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1. School Reports
Imagine your teacher has
asked you to do a report on a
subject you're studying in
class. You thought you would
not only write it, but also add
charts and pictures.
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Maybe in the past you've done this by cutting pictures from a
magazine and pasting them onto the pages of the
report. Of course, you wrote that report by hand.
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Now you can do all that cutting and pasting, as
well as the writing, on the computer.
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Begin the same way you begin any research
project, with research! You can often use the
same sources to find both the information and the images
you're going to use.
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But since you're going to use the computer for this project,
consider electronic sources as well as books. For example,
check out the encyclopedias
available on-line, as well as CDs on
the specific subject. There may also
be Web sites about your subject.
No doubt you'll find a ton of useful
information, plus lots of interesting
pictures. Then, following the
directions for the computer software
you use, you can copy the pictures
you want from the CD (or download
them from a web site) and paste them into the pages you write.
Some software lets you
manipulate the pictures. You can
trim them, removing things you
don't want, and change their size
and shape so they fit well and look
nice on the page.
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Of course, you can't simply copy other people's work. it's a form
of cheating, and it's illegal. Plagiarism That's called "plagiarism"
is when you copy someone else's
words or ideas without giving them
credit.
In your report, you must say where
you get your information and ideas
from, this is called
footnoting. Then you
have to rewrite the
information, putting
it in your own words.
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Pictures are usually copyrighted, which means you can't use
them at all without permission from the artist or photographer.
But many Web sites, encyclopedias on CD, and other CDs, do
let you copy their pictures for a school report, if you say where
they came from in your bibliography.
There's another important source of
pictures, and you can use these
whenever you want with no problem:
pictures you take yourself!
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A digital camera enables you to
download the pictures directly from
the camera into the computer. Then you paste them into your
report, and manipulate them, just like pictures from a CD.
These options are available on Picture
CD, Picture Disk, or PhotoNet online.
Think about your subject, and you'll find
ideas about where to take good pictures.
Are you writing about something
scientific? Try the local science or natural
history museum or planetarium. They
may have exciting displays on your topic.
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Are you doing a history report? A local historical society or
museum may have just what you need.
Does your local Zoo have
animals you're studying? Pay
them a visit and take some
photos of them to include in your
report.
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Get creative! You can find useful pictures almost anywhere. You
or a friend may have an old doll or model
airplane or something else that will make a
great illustration. For a report on pine trees,
you might find the perfect one in your own
backyard!
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2. Photo Business Cards
A lot of kids like to make extra
money by running their own small
business. These businesses
usually involve doing some
service for people, such as:
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Lawn Mowing/Yard Care
● Washing & Waxing Cars
● Pet Sitting / Walking
● Baby Sitting
● House Cleaning / Washing
Windows
● Term Paper Typing
One of the best, and least
expensive, ways to advertise
your business is with photo business cards. You can make them
yourself very easily.
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All you need is:
● A photo of yourself you
can download into a
computer (such as a
photo taken with a digital
camera).
● KODAK Inkjet Photo
Paper.
● Adobe Photo Deluxe (or
a similar image editing
Program) and KODAK
Picture Easy Software
(included free in some
specially marked
packages of KODAK
Inkjet Photo Paper).
Once you've practiced making photo business cards for
yourself, you can add a new item to the list of services you offer:
- Making photo business cards Here are instructions,
how-to-do-it!
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Creating your business cards in
Adobe PhotoDeluxe version 2.0:
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You may download the business
card template to help start
creating your business card.
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Using the template:
1. Open Adobe PhotoDeluxe
version 2.0.
2. Go to the File menu.
3. Select Open File.
4. Find the template file you
downloaded called template.pdd.
5. Click Open.
6. Proceed to step 8 below.
Creating your business card from scratch:
1. Open Adobe PhotoDeluxe.
3. Select New.
4. Be sure that inches is selected
in the Image size pull-down
menus.
5. Set your Image size to 3.5
inches for the Width and 2 inches
for the Height.
6. Set your Resolution to 300 pixels/inch.
7. Click OK.
8. Save your business card by going to the File menu and selecting
Save As.
9. Choose a File name and click Save.
10.You can insert pictures or graphics that you want on your business
card by opening your picture or graphic file. Adobe PhotoDeluxe
accepts most picture file formats.
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12. Select Open File.
13. Find your picture or
graphic that your want on your
business card and click Open.
14. Click and Drag your
picture or graphic from the
opened file to your business
card file.
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15.Size the picture or graphic by
clicking on it and grabbing a
corner of the bounding box and
dragging it to the size you want,
then press enter.
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16. Place it where you want it by
clicking on it and dragging.
17. Insert text by selecting the
Advanced button .
18. Go to the Tools pull-down
menu (not the advanced tools
tab).
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19. Select Text.
20. Type the text that you want to
appear on your business card,
you can choose different fonts,
alignment, and text colors.
21. Choose OK.
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22. Size your text by grabbing
and dragging the bounding box,
then press enter.
23. Place it where you want it by
clicking on it and dragging, then
press enter.
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24.To export your file for
printing go to the File menu.
25. Choose Send to and File
Format.
26. From the Save as
pull-down menu choose .jpg
file type.
27. The name of the file will
remain the same unless you want to change it.
28. Click Save.
29. Under JPEG Options, choose Options.
30. Set the Image Options slider to Large File.
31. Click OK.
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Printing your business cards in Picture Easy Software ver.
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1. Open Picture Easy Software.
2. Click "get picture from sources
such as a FPX CD or computer
hard disk" from the main menu.
3. Find your .jpg file.
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4. Click Select to open your
business card.
5. Click on your business card to
select it.
6. Click the print button.
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7.Choose a layout, click on the
blue arrow to choose custom
layouts.
8.Under Name, find layout
EK-PH-007 from the pull-down
menu, this is the layout using
KODAK Inkjet Photo Paper
that is micro-perforated for ten
business cards per sheet.
9.Click the green accept check mark.
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10. Click preferences in the lower
right hand corner.
11. Under printing, make sure
"auto crop picture to fit available
space" is not checked.
12. Click the green accept check
mark.
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13. Click Print Setup button to
select settings, under Paper
Source make sure to select
manual feed from the pull-down
menu, click OK when done.
14. Click the green accept check
mark to print.
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15. Feed your Inkjet Photo Paper
into your printer.
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Creating a PhotoCube
1. First, download a copy of
Paper PhotoCube. You can do
it by clicking here: ppc11.zip
(it's 5.59 MB and may take up
to 30 min. to download , but
it's well worth it). This is only a
demo version that gives you
three trial cubes. If you like it
and want a full copy, go to:
http://www.trivista.com
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2. Next, create a directory on
your hard drive called "cube
images." Then, copy the
images you want on your cube
from your camera or other
digital source to this directory.
A cube has 6 sides, but with
the demo version of
PhotoCube you can add only 5
of your own images, because
one side has a "demo image."
With a full version, you can fill
all 6 sides of the cube with your own images.
3. After you've copied your
images and installed the
software, open it and click
FREE TRIAL. The program
will open and start loading
sample images included with
it. Click the 'BROWSE" button
and go to your "cube images"
directory. Select the five
images you want to use and
click O.K. The program will
then start loading those images so you will be able to place
them in the cube.
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4. When the images are
loaded, all you have to do is
drag-and-drop each image,
one at a time, from the menu
to where you want it on the
cube. The program
automatically resizes and
crops your images to fit the
sides. If you want to rotate an
image, go to the EDIT menu
and choose the desired rotation, OR choose EDIT SELECTION
under the EDIT menu to change the crop on your image.
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5. Now you do either or both of the following.
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A. Save the cube as a .jpg
file to send via e-mail. To do
this, go to the FILE menu,
choose EXPORT JPEG,
then name your file and
save it.
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B. Print the cube. To do this, go to
the FILE menu, choose PRINT and
print your cube on your printer. For
best results, we recommend that
you use ink-jet photo-weight paper
for brighter whites, richer colors and
sharper text.
Tips for printing and assembly of your 3-D Photo Cube:
● Let your print dry thoroughly before trying to assemble
● Lightly spray cube sides with artists workable fix or other
protective art spray (test a small area before doing entire
cube)
● Cut cube out along outline with sharp scissors
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Carefully crease and fold
all cube sides and flaps to
fit
Check fit of sides and
flaps before final
assembly
Tape flaps to inside
panels of cube (double
stick "carpet tape"
available at your
hardware store works
best).
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