Camera to Computer to Print: the basic digital work flow Seder Burns
Interested in digital photography, but not sure what's involved? Join me for an overview of the whole process! I will show you what it takes to capture images with a digital camera, get them onto the computer, into the right program, and then print them out. I will demonstrate the whole workflow by taking pictures of some students, performing some basic image editing (and perhaps some head swapping!), and then making some prints. Top
An introduction to Digital Cameras Michael Sheras
During this 90 minute session, Canon Professional Markets Rep. Michael Sheras will explain the operation of Canon Powershot digital cameras with emphasis on simplicity and results. He will explain how to make a print directly from the camera to the Canon CP-200 printer. For the last 30 minutes and into the lunch hour, participants will be able to shoot their own pictures with provided Canon Powershot cameras and make prints on the Canon CP-200 printers (also provided). Everyone will be able to leave the session with prints of their own and a basic understanding of digital photography. Top
Basic Image Adjustment in Photoshop Robert VanMarter
Learn the tools that photographers use to make tone and color adjustments that enhance their images. In this session you will experience the power of Leels, Curves, Color Balance, Variations, Hue Saturation and other tools that will make your photos look better! Top
Printing your first Photograph! Matt Roderick
Learn how to create an inkjet print from you digital camera or scanned image file. You will learn how to connect the printer and use the correct software settings to get a print that is the proper size, tone and color. Leave the session with your very first print - an inkjet masterpiece!Top
Optimizing digital camera controls Bob Foran
This session will provide you with an entry level understanding of a variety of setting that are found on most consumer levle digital cameras. Come learn how to use all that your camera has to offer. Top
Film scanning techniques Matt Roderick
Film scanning is an art in itself. The workshop offers an in depth look at the tools and techniques involved. Learn what settings to look for and adjust, recommended resolutions, and how to evaluate the quality of your scans. Top
Output testing for color printers - Jennifer Baker
In this workshop you will learn how to create an output test composite that you can use to evaluate the quality of any color printer and improve your ability to get consistent, beautiful color prints.
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Printing B&W photographs with quad tone and color printers - Terry Abrams
Learn the techniques of printing black and white photographs, both toned in color on the Epson 2200 printer and printed in gray scale using Piezography quad tone inks. Compare the output of these processes in combination with archival papers for fine-art photography. Top
Color management settings you need to know! - Thomas Ashe
Confused about color management settings in Photoshop? Come get it
straightened out. In this session we will walk through the basics of a
color managed workflow and learn the essential tools, steps, and settings
required for consistent results from input to monitor to output.
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Using Photoshop for digital video productions - Andy Claydon
In this workshop we will examine file requirements and restrictions when working with Photoshop for video output. Aspect ratios between the monitor and the video standard NTSC, importing and exporting stills, and the use of Photoshop layers in DVD Studio Pro and Final Cut Pro will also be covered.Top
Optimizing photos for the Web with Image Ready - Don Werthmann
Did you know about Photoshop’s sibling rival, ImageReady? The two live in the same house but have very different ideas about what an image’s optimum file size should be. It’s been an issue in the Imaging family for years, now. Photoshop may know everything when it comes to preparing a high-resolution image for print, but the file size usually isn’t very desirable when it comes to electronic transmission. ImageReady has solutions. Come discover how these siblings problem-solve their way through the issue harmoniously, without giving up what they need to make your images sing. This workshop is designed to provide the skills needed for optimizing typically higher-resolution digital image files for print, into images for transmission via the Web, E-mail, or even multimedia presentations.Top
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