Photoshop Elements in Three Hours (1st Saturday each month)
Photoshop Elements for Digital Photographers - $59
Any digital photo can be improved and enhanced with just a few editing tips. Lee Otsubo, The Digital Photo Guy, has taught thousands of people how to apply 3 basic techniques to make photos “pop” with intensity, color and clarity. We’ll also touch on some intermediate tools & techniques such as retouching skin and reducing or eliminating wrinkles. Knowing the fundamentals of digital editing will make it easier for you to learn more on your own.
If you’re just taking digital photos, you’re not getting the full value of digital. Enhancing, improving and editing photos is a major advantage of digital over film. You no longer have to accept over or under exposed photos. Cluttered backgrounds are history. Crooked buildings can be straightened with a mouse click. Express yourself, expand your vision. Get the photo you want, not the photo you took.
Webcast (video conference) is the future of learning. From the comfort of your home, join other students as Lee Otsubo presents information via demo, lecture and video. Ask questions and get immediate answers without the hassle of driving to school. Sit in your own comfortable chair and take notes on your own PC. Use you own clean bathroom, grab your own favorite snacks and, when class is over, turn off the PC and re-enter your own life.
Photoshop Elements in 3 Hours, First Saturday of each month (Jun 5, Aug 7, Sep 4, Oct 2, Nov 6, Dec 4, no class July 3) 9AM-Noon Pacific Time, just $59
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Lee Otsubo, The Digital Photo Guy, has presented digital camera and photography classes, seminars, workshops and lessons to over 30,000 participants since 1998. We hope you are next.
We specialize in webinar lessons and "hands-on" photoshoot workshops. Webinar (web conference, video conference, webcast, etc) is the most productive and efficient means of teaching in the 21st century. Contact us for more information about our webinar classes or review the available classes under Workshops. Workshops, Webinars & Classes
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