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The researcher sent me a very
wonderful microscopic picture

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of these microneedles.

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And he really wanted
to try to get a cover.

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And although this course is
about a camera and a lens,

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I thought it'd be
interesting for you

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to see the possibility of
creating a potential cover

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submission from a
horizontal picture.

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So here is the
picture that he made.

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And what I decided to do
was -- I was thinking ahead

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and cropped it, imagining what
the image would look like,

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becoming a vertical shot.

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There I did crop it.

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And then what we have
to do is make sure

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when we're looking for a
cover to make the DPI setting

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right, which is 300 DPI.

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The width of the
image needs to be 8.5.

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And we have to increase
the canvas size to make

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the vertical dimension 11.

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I then selected a
piece of the background

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and distorted it to make
up for the empty space.

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And you can see that
I made a mistake,

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and I needed to fill in the side
that I didn't get a hold of.

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Eventually I really do
encourage you to consider

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doing these kinds of things.

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We're not changing
the microneedles.

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We're just changing the
background of the microneedles.