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COURSE TITLE:

Adobe PhotoShop Training UK

LEVEL:

Introduction : Intermediate : Advanced

COURSE LENGTH:

1 day

COURSE PRICES:

• On Site Price, at your Home or Office: £327 p/person per day. Special Group Rates
• Off Site Price, at our Training Centre: £495 p/person for 2 day course. Special Group Rates
• Closed Courses available for groups of 4 or more - Contact Us for a quote or call now on 0870 041 2102

*All prices quoted exclude VAT

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Adobe PhotoShop is the industry-standard professional and highly sophisticated image-editing software.
Adobe PhotoShop helps you work more efficiently, explore new creative options and produce the highest quality images for print, the Web and anywhere else.

The course outlines below set out the full range of topics you can choose to cover during your on-site training course, and you can build your course around your exact training requirements, or any specific projects you or your staff are working on at present.
You will find that this approach makes our courses the most effective and productive use of your training budget available today.
For off-site courses use the outline below as a guide to the modules available, contact us now for a full off-site course outline and training dates.

Introduction Level

Understanding Photoshop issues
Introduction to the interface
Understanding resolution
Looking at the differences between raster and vector artwork

Overview of the toolbox
Overview of the menus
Organising the palettes
Using the navigator palette
Changing views and displays
Setting preferences

Using various selection techniques
Adding and removing selections
Inverting and modifying selections
Feathering and moving selections

Saving and loading selections
Working with quick mask

Colour theory
Working with different colour models and
modesUsing custom colours
Picking colour

Analysing and editing colour
Looking at gamut issues
Creating duotones
Looking at colour correction issues
Setting colour balance

Setting hue and saturation
Adjusting brightness and contrast
Using the levels option

Using curves and variations
Working with histograms
Retouching images
Colour range & replace colour feature

Saving images
Exporting images for print and the web
Understanding file formats
Understanding compression

Intermediate Level

Cropping images
Using the pencil, the paintbrush and
the airbrush tools
Defining your own brushes
Using the eraser tool

Working with the dodge and burn
toning tools
Using the sharpen and blur focus
tools
Using the smudge tool
Using the clone stamp tool

Customising the tools
Customising brushes
Removing dust and scratches
Using the history palette
Using the history brush
Creating images

Working with layers
Creating new layers
Selecting and deleting layers
Flattening layers
Merging and linking layers
Ordering layers
Pasting into layers
Creating adjustment layers
Creating layer masks

Exploring channels
Montaging images
Adding lighting effects
Exploring and using filters

Creating and editing gradients
Saving and loading gradients
Creating transparent gradients
Creating and editing patterns
Using the pattern stamp tool

Cloning images
Adding and manipulating type
Using type mask tool
Special effects with type
Rasterizing type
Using the wrap text feature

Creating and editing actions
Creating clipping paths
Understanding bezier paths
Using anchor points
Manipulating direction lines
Exporting clipping paths

Screen settings
Separation settings
Trapping settings
Printing settings

Advanced Level

From 'marching ants' to channels
Marquees
Feathering
Quick mask
Colour range

Saving channels
Editing channels
Mixing channels
Loading channels

From backgrounds to transparency
Layers
Adjustment layers
Layer masking
Transparency masks

Clipping groups
Painting modes
Drop shadows

From bitmaps to beziers
The pen tools
The paths palette

From damage to perfection
The history palette
Dodging and burning
Cloning
Sharpening
Colouring greyscale
Correct use of the rubber stamp

From scanner to repro
From scanner to website
What is a scan?
Evaluating faults

Correcting tone and colour
Levels
Curves
Hue and saturation
The info palette
Colour management

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