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Photoshop Elements™ One and Two Day Seminars |
Seminar Description
Our Photoshop Elements™ seminar is based on and very similar to our 10 week Photoshop Elements™ course. Like the 10 week course, the seminar is intended to teach students effective, yet easy to understand methods of "editing, fixing and improving" their photographs with an emphasis on quality. The instructor lectures and demonstrate many of the techniques used to retouch and edit photographs. Most of these techniques are based on the ones we use at the studio every day. Our instructors will use Photoshop Elements 9™ during lectures and demonstrations, students do not need to have the same version of Photoshop™ as the instructors. However, students should keep in mind some features may not be in older or newer versions of Photoshop Elements™. Likewise, some tools may be located in different menus within Photoshop Elements™.
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Topics Include
- Learning your way around the Photoshop™ user interface (menus).
- Learn many of the tools used for photo editing and retouching the tools.
- Adjusting / Correcting color and contrast.
- How to remove red-eye, blemishes, scars, stray hairs, etc.
- Fixing closed eyes, bad smiles, etc. by copying parts from one photograph to another.
- Working with layers.
- Adjustments to help correct under and over exposure.
- Creating collages from multiple photographs
- Much more.
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Requirements
None.
A laptop is NOT required. You may bring a laptop however you will only be able to plug it in during the breaks, so please completely charge the batter prior to the seminar.
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Seminar Size
2 - 8 Students for 1 day seminars
4-8 Students for 2 day seminars
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Schedule
1 day seminar:
9 hours total (8 hours of photoshop plus a 30 minute lunch break and two 15 minute breaks).
2 day seminar.
8 hours total. 4 hours per day no breaks.
Click here for the registration form.
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Cost
$135.00 per student.
$95.00 for students who have completed our Basic / Intermediate Photography Course.
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