This workshop uses hands-on, step-by-step practice and review projects to learn Photoshop’s basic tools for professionally managing images. Using a variety of typical photographs, class projects will teach how to use the software to edit, color-correct, and prepare images for both high-resolution printing and for use on websites and cross-media publishing.
Tools and processes covered in this class include: using selection tools, creating layers, editing and correcting tools, text and photos, special effects, versioning, color management and workspaces. Class projects are designed to teach students Photoshop’s tools that are most frequently used to correct typical problems found in many photographs, and prepare files for professional publications and Websites.
This course is intended for creative professionals, print professionals, publishers, pre-press professionals, and marketing communications professionals.
Before taking this course, students should be familiar with the basic functions of their computer’s operating system such as creating folders, launching programs, and working within a Mac or Windows environment. Knowledge of other desktop publishing and graphics programs are helpful, but not necessary in order to take this class.
$675
For custom or on-site classes call for a quote.
U.S. Government Printing Office
Institute for Federal Printing and Electronic Publishing
Stop FP, Room C-565
Washington, DC 20401–4302
Email questions & comments to ifpep-registrar@gpo.gov or call 202.512.1283.
Register online at: http://www.gpo.gov/ifpep/registration.htm