Course Instructor: © Rob Sheppard

Learn how to get the most out of your photos with Photoshop CS6, a powerful image editing program that is an important tool for processing digital images. This course is composed of short videos produced by a photographer to help photographers develop a workflow to get better images from Photoshop. It is not a compendium of everything about Photoshop! In this 4-week online course, you are going to learn how to work with your images in Photoshop by watching videos that show you exactly the controls needed to get the most from your image files. Instructor is pro photographer Rob Sheppard, editor-at-large of Outdoor Photographer magazine and author of over 30 books about photography.

Category: Photoshop Courses
Skill Level: 1 - Novice
Only $198 USD
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4-Week Short Course: Getting Started in Photoshop

2 Reviews  

Average Rating: 3 out of 5

Stephen C. Fairbanks fotofairbanks.com member since: 4/1/2009	Rating: 5 out of 5 After failing to learn Photoshop from some of the books that are available, I made a real breakthrough with this course, which is meant for someone who is not already adept in Photoshop. Rob teaches very effectively how to make regular use of PS from the standpoint of a photographer. The videos are a tremendous resource for demonstrating the most important uses of Photoshop, using CS6 though there is very little that is specific to CS6. 9/1/2012 10:10:58 AM
Toby Drye Contact Toby Toby's Gallery DryeImages.com member since: 8/12/2010	Rating: 1 out of 5 Beware of the title to this class. Only one lesson deals with CS6; the Camera RAW 7.0 interface, the rest of the lessons only deal with subjects that could be from any earlier version of Photoshop. The videos for this class are well done, however the subject matter is really geared toward the instructor’s workflow. More emphasis on CS6, as the title to this class indicates, needs to be the sole focus of this class. I cannot recommend this class for someone looking to learn more about CS6. 6/4/2012 10:26:17 AM