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PHOTOSHOP |
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Foundation Photoshop (any previous older version)
Overview
This course is designed for new users or users
with very little experience of any earlier older version of Photoshop.
The user will learn the fundamental
knowledge and skills required to modify, photo
retouch and enhance images. Photoshop is typically used by designers,
illustrators, photographers, video artists, webmasters, and just about
anyone who requires visual control over their image files. It is recommended that delegates have a little
working knowledge of Microsoft Windows.
Duration
2-days |
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Standard Price
£395+VAT |
Objectives
You will learn the features, commands, and techniques of
Photoshop and this will be applied to real world scenarios using many
practical workshop exercises. Image enhancement
will include removal of colour cast, flash and "red eye" compensation,
contrast, brightness, image blending and colour.
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Navigate the Photoshop interface
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Palette management
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Image resolution and sizes
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Discuss RGB colour and depth
• Using
the Magic Wand
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Modify & adjust selections
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Flash compensation with shadow
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Checking colour cast
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Hue and saturation control
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Using levels and curves
• Image histograms
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Sharpen and blur filters
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Clone stamp and heal tools |
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Repairing imperfections
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Using custom colours
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Paintbrush, pencil and paint bucket
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Solid colour and gradient fills
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Layer linking, merging and locking
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Special effects, diffuse & masks
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Saving and exporting layers
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Layer text tools
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Cropping and rotating artwork
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Changing the canvas size
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Colour mode conversions
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Export file formats & compression
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Printing from Photoshop |
Please phone for the next course available on 0161 904 8753
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