Edited Raster 6)

6) Powerstation.

For this I used the perspective tool, then resized the canvas to give a panorama effect. (think thats what you call it..? :s ) Used flip horizontal.

Then changed the levels so the brightness was at the right side, and blurred the left side to make this stand out more. Copied and pasted a bit of the image and added it onto the end of the right side then used clone tool to disguise this..!

Edited Raster Graphics 5)

Got heaps of different versions of this plug/socket ...but i decided to stick with this one as it looks best.

First of all I used burn and dodge tools on the plug and the side of the socket. Then i used the cutout filter. I then imported the layer from a previous attempt, which was the plug and wire, but changed the effect of them. I added in a rectangular box(just the outline) and used an effect to create the outline for the socket.

Also used skew to fix the shape of the image and make it straighter than it was.

Edited Raster 4) ...

For this image I first used the magic wand tool in Photoshop to select the guitar, copied and pasted into a new layer. I then duplicated this layer twice and moved the guitars apart from each other.

For the background i used the Sumi-e filter and then put the opacity down. Copied the background layer and pasted it into a new layer called background1, and then went to the original Background and made it white.

Used hue, saturation and contrast on the guitars, and used the smudge tool on the green guitar.

Im quite pleased with the result.

Flash3

Portfolio Vector Graphics :: Trace a Bitmap. . .

For this I used 4) "Lightbulb.jpg".

I opened the file in Adobe Illustrator, selected the image then clicked on
Object > Live Trace >Tracing Options

Then selected "Comic Art" preset, and changed the Mode to colour, and the Max Colors to 200. Then clicked on trace and saved the image as .ai file then opened this file in Fireworks and used the sub selection tool to select different ares of the image, which shows it is a vector graphic.
Saved the file again in Fireworks in PNG format. Saved traced image as jpeg also.

Flash 2...

this actually happened, was running on the patio when we had a water fight and i slipped owwwww

TIFF files...

Found a quick way to download the Tiff files for the fashion website we are doing...
instead of clicking on the link and clicking on "Save", click on "open" where it will open in Photoshop and then go to Save for Web and Devices then save it as a jpeg high and reduce the size to whatever is suitable... Much quicker!!!