- You will need to insert two single-frame PICT files
into the "methods1" document for fig1a and fig1b.
Both atrim and btrim movies were each converted to a
series of single-frame PICT files for assignment P4. You
can find these PICT files on your ZIP disk in the
"atrimf" and "btrimf" folders within the
"media files" folder.
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- From the list of PICT files in the "atrimf"
and "btrimf" folders, choose a representative PICT
file for both your a and b movements. The PICT files you
choose should be meaningful and depict the differences
between the two movements you are analyzing. To view the
PICT files, open them in Adobe Photoshop.
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- Once you have selected the two PICT files make sure
you have them both open in Photoshop. Using Photoshop you
will need to resize and save the images as JPEG files.
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- You may have to copy the Photoshop appication
and Plug-ins folder to the desktop before you can open
it. Photoshop can be found within the "Graphics"
folder on the "Applications" server which is
located on the desktop of Campus Computing Site Macs.
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Resizing
- With the atrim picture active, select "Image
Size..." from the "Image" menu. Set the
options to match the ones pictured below and then click
"OK."
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- Next, choose "Save a copy..." from the
"File" menu. Name the atrim and btrim images
"fig1a.jpg" and "fig1b.jpg,"
respectively. Make sure you are saving the images into
the "media files" folder not the atrimf
or btrimf folders. From the "Format:" popup,
select "JPEG." If the settings match those
pictured below click "OK."
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JPEG options
- In the "JPEG Options" dialog that appears,
select 7 for "Quality:," High
from the pop-up menu, and Baseline ("Standard")
as pictured below. Then click "OK."
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Inserting fig1a and fig1b
- Make sure to place the blinking insertion point
where you want "fig1a.jpg" to be placed. Then
select "Insert..." from the "File" menu.
Select the "fig1a.jpg" file from the "media
files" folder and click on the "Insert"
button.
- Return to the top of this page and repeat the same
steps for fig1b. Then return to
Assignment P6.
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- Melissa
Gross , Ph.D. -
mgross@umich.edu
The University of
Michigan,
Division
of Kinesiology
Revised 9/99
©1996 Melissa Gross, Ph.D.
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