Courses
Assessing and Correcting Colour 8 October
Train to Gain funding may be available for some companies
Ring 020 7607 1415 for information on funding and content
BOOKINGS 0845 363 1130
This is a one day practical course for people working with images. Participants learn Photoshop techniques for assessing and correcting the colour in digital files.
Topics:
- colour management
- colour balance an image using levels
- detect colour cast
- basic curves correction
- using curves to correct key colours
- introduction to adjustment layers
- check shadow and highlight detail
- ways of checking colour saturation
Date: 15 October 2009
Duration: One day
Type of course: PRACTICAL
Cost: £300 +VAT (£275 + VAT BAPLA members)
Venue: Farringdon, London EC1
Time: 9.30 – 5.00
Suitable for: image library staff, photographers, picture researchers, designers, production staff, and anyone who handles images in the course of their work.
Experience required: some experience using Photoshop.
Maximum no. trainees: 8
TRAINER Graeme Cookson is a consultant in digital imaging and graphics workflow. With a background in photography and pre-press, he takes a practical approach to applying the latest technology in the workplace. He has been teaching digital imaging since 2000 and is involved in digital and metadata standards in conjunction with Electric Lane. He is the author of Image Passport and Image Visa scripts which automate aspects of the image workflow and increase productivity.
