ADOBE® Photoshop® Lightroom® Workshop – Creating a personal digital workflow and post processing.
Digital photography is here to stay. Never before have we been confronted with the enormous amount of images we have shot. All digital images need some post-processing to produce good results.
How do we manage, file and be able to retrieve our images? What about post-processing? What are RAW files? How can we create an optimal workflow to handle all this?
For beginners to advanced photographers, this workshop prepares the digital photographer to face these challenges. The advance photographer will definitely benefit from this workshop as we unleash the full potential of RAW files. This workshop shows you the hidden secrets of Lightroom.
Among the topics covered are :
Dates and time
Digital photography is here to stay. Never before have we been confronted with the enormous amount of images we have shot. All digital images need some post-processing to produce good results.
How do we manage, file and be able to retrieve our images? What about post-processing? What are RAW files? How can we create an optimal workflow to handle all this?
For beginners to advanced photographers, this workshop prepares the digital photographer to face these challenges. The advance photographer will definitely benefit from this workshop as we unleash the full potential of RAW files. This workshop shows you the hidden secrets of Lightroom.
Among the topics covered are :
- An overview of Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® Version 4 and incorporating it to your workflow.
- Release the full potential of your RAW images.
- Using Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® 4 to manage your digital assets (images and videos).
- Practical post-processing of your images and working with presets.
- Creating slideshows, websites, uploading to Flickr or Facebook.
- Tethered shooting
- Map your images, create photobooks post processing of video clips.
- Understanding colour space and using the right colour space for your work.
- Create a personal digital workflow.
Dates and time
- Tentatively Sunday 22nd April 2012
- 9.30am – 6pm.
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