Digital Color Correction and Management

While photograph color, density, and contrast correction has gained a reputation for being esoteric, this seminar will unfold the mysteries of these processes, making them more user-friendly.

This comprehensive two-day workshop covers image color correction and reproduction in a digital environment.

Day one: learn several features of Adobe Photoshop including

 Levels and curves commands.
 Image correction tools (apply image, blend modes, selective color, and the channel mixer).
 Multiple sharpening techniques including Unsharp Mask.

Day two: learn about the following features through lectures and demonstrations:

 Spaces, device gamuts, ICC profiles, and profiled workflow
 Monitor calibration and profiling and printer profiling

You will also learn how to reproduce images accurately on a wide variety of output devices.

About the Instructor

Rob Winner holds a B.A. and a M.S. degree in photography. Currently, he’s a Brooks Institute faculty member in the Professional Photography program and is responsible for creating the school’s Digital Capture and Digital Color Production courses. Based on his prior experience as a professional photographer and as teacher, Winner teaches from a unique, insightful perspective.

Recommended experience: Beginner – advanced photographers seeking better digital file output. A basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop is required.

Instructor: Rob Winner
Date: 6.21.2008 – 6.22.2008; 9 AM – 5 PM
Cost: $375, includes catered lunch