Once you've become confident in using Photoshop Elements' essential tools, the next step to greatness comes by putting these tools to work in ways that provide both more control and more creativity. Get to know how the pros do it using the much talked about 'non-destructive' workflow. Using Adjustment Layers, Adjustment Layer Masks and some creative thinking, we'll show you how to perform the advanced, more complex edits you've always wanted to know how to do. From digital plastic surgery to performing sky transplants, we'll help you take the next big step towards photo editing greatness. We'll also introduce some of the new and effective tools that have been introduced with the latest version of Photoshop Elements.
Prerequisites:
Photoshop Elements Parts 1 and 2
Course Outline:
An introduction to Blend Modes: understanding & applying them for both corrective & creative purposes
Landscapes:
- Enhancing & Replacing skies
- Correcting Perspective
- Creating HDR (high dynamic range) Images
- Merging Multiple Images Together for Seamless Panoramas
Portraits:
- Whitening Teeth
- Reducing Wrinkles
- Performing a Digital Makeover & Digital Surgery
Beautiful Colour to Black & White Conversions
... and much more
Who Should Attend?
Individuals who have a solid base of essential Photoshop Elements skills (see workshop descriptions for Photoshop Elements Parts 1 & 2) and who are ready to explore the pro's path to greatness: the non-destructive workflow.
Study Notes:
At the end of every paid workshop you take with Henry's School of Imaging you'll be provided with an access code to download class notes from our website. These notes are great for reviewing the topics discussed in class.
What To Bring To Class:
*** HALIFAX, SUDBURY, BARRIE, LONDON & WINNIPEG Only ***
Your own laptop with a working copy of Photoshop Elements 6, 7 or 8 installed.
Laptop power adapter
Mouse
Don't have a copy of Photoshop Elements just yet? Download a 30 trial for the latest version at www.adobe.com.
Experience with Photoshop Elements is required for this workshop. Interface interaction and various tools are covered in our Part 1 and Part 2 workshops, all which you'll need to know prior to attending Part 3.