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Digital Darkroom 1 -- Digital Workflow and Image Processing

The term "workflow" describes a strategy for processing digital images from image creation, downloading to a computer, image processing and optimization, to saving and organizing final image files.  An efficient and effective workflow helps immensely in terms of productivity, quality, and perhaps most important enjoyment of digital imaging.  We'll discuss relative benefits of various camera settings as they contribute to an optimized workflow.  Then, we'll explore top software to optimize camera-to-computer transfer, image editing, and image organizing.  Will explore professional-grade tools and how to approximate their capabilities in entry-level consumer products.  For a great computer/network equipment overview to complement this software oriented course, consider attending: The Digital Darkroom -- Computing, Peripherals, and Networking for Digital Photography.

Format:
--Seminar includes extensive Digital Slideshow & Demonstration

 

Content:
--Camera Settings and Image Foundations

--Camera-to-Computer Transfer (Downloader Pro)

--Sorting and Ranking (Breezebrowser, Bridge, ACD See)

--Raw Conversion (Adobe Camera Raw, Breezebrowser)

--Image Optimization Quick Overview (CS2 & Plug-ins)

--Automated Processing

--Image Storage and Organization (ACD See, Bridge)

 

Special Features:
--Extensive collection of equipment, books, magazines on hand enables you to explore future investments

--Ample Question & Answer Period following the Workshop to address your individual needs

Included Course Materials:
--Invaluable Course Handout consolidates key concepts, equipment, references

Who Should Attend?
--Everyone! Beginner though Advanced strategies presented

Maximum Class Size:
--Twelve for individually enrolled Students
--Unlimited for Private Groups

--One for Private Session

What to Bring:
--Writing material for notes
 

 

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