pageheader Newsletter news Blog index Instructors Registration Getting Here About Us courses

Photoshop 2

This course continues to introduce the new or beginning
user to Adobe Photoshop CS5
 
Instructor:   Hal Schmitt
Scheduled Sessions:  
Course Fee:  
Prerequisites:  

A desire or need to learn Photoshop.  You should be familiar with the basic Photoshop interface, image navigation, layers, tools, and the Bridge.  Depending upon the Saturday flow, we may shoot Sunday morning so bring your digital camera.  If you do not have a camera, the Institute has the full Canon digital SLR line available for use.  Regardless of the shoot, you should bring digital captures with you.

About the Course

This course is designed as a companion to the Photoshop 1 course, typically offered the weekend prior.  The course continues to introduce the new or beginning user to Adobe Photoshop with an emphasis on the digital photographer’s needs.  Hal will discuss layer masks, tonal Hal & Victoria Schmittcorrections, color corrections, and the most current Adobe Camera Raw.

What You Will Learn:

Adjustment Layers

Tonal Corrections

Color Corrections

Layer Masks

Targeted Adjustments
 Hal & Victoria Schmitt          
Adjustment layer with selections and masks

Color Change/Replacement

Artistic FiltersHal & Victoria Schmitt

Liquify Filter

Sizing

Sharpening

Print Basics

 





Who Should Attend:

Anyone looking to learn Adobe Photoshop the most effective way.  Emphasis is placed on the basics and fundamentals.  LIGHT Workshops believes in setting a firm foundation upon which you can quickly proceed and expand your digital skills.

Saturday and Sunday
9:00am - 5:00pm, at LIGHT

Lab/Digital Darkroom PS work.
Possible Photo Shoot Sunday morning.

 

Hal & Victoria Schmitt

LIGHT Workshops, 1062 Los Osos Valley Rd. Los Osos, California 93402
Phone: 805-528-7385

  

The images on this website are protected by federal copyright registration by each individual photographer/creator.

Any unauthorized use is a Federal offense with penalties of up to $150,000. Unauthorized use includes any copying of images from this site.