ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS COURSES
If you take a variety of shots, from friends and family to holidays, this workshop is ideal for you. (If you are a portrait or wedding photographer you may prefer our Elements 3 Wedding and Portrait workshop).
2. Creative
What you will learn:
During the course of the day, you will be introduced to Photoshop Elements’ layers and use them to make adjustments to images’ exposure and colour balance.
In addition, you will use Adjustment Layers to fine tune very specific areas of an image without making any alterations to the underlying image itself.
We will also use Layers to produce collages, or composite images and then use the Transform commands rotate, adjust image perspective and image size.
- Blending modes are also introduced to allow image layers to be merged for more seamless blending of underlying layers.
- For the more Creative, we will remove bland white skies from images and replace them with more dramatic blue skies and impressive cloud formations.
- Adjustment Layers can also be used to selectively tone images, thus allowing coloured areas to show through in monochrome or sepia toned images.
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| Selective toning | |
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| Selective toning and sepia | |
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| Add borders | |
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| Replace skies | |
Skill Level 2. Activity Level 0. Click here for details.
Dates, Venues & Prices for this Workshop
| Region | Day | Date | Venue | Cost £ | Places | Reserve Your Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Midlands | Sat | 30 October 2010 | Hardwick Hall, Derbys. |
75.00 | >3 | |
| West Midlands & Cotswolds | Sun | 31 October 2010 | Central Birmingham Creative editing and the use of layers in photoshop |
70.00 | >3 |
REVIEWS
Many thanks for the excellent course. A pleasure as always. I now feel that I can use the features and in particular 'Layers' that were explained and demonstrated with confidence. I have circa 400 pictures that I can now review and edit with confidence with of course binning the ones not to standard. I would also like to thank you for the all the other information given.
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