Photography Workshops Andrew Rodney | Anderson Ranch Arts Center

From RAW To Lightroom To Print (P0203)

Full Course Title

From RAW to Lightroom to Print (P0203)

Dates

Jun 14, 2010 - Jun 18, 2010

Skill Level

I - II

Concept

Learn RAW processing with Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. The workshop introduces color management, color spaces and profiles. Students learn about image organizing strategies, proper exposure techniques and appropriate tool sets.

Media & Techniques

Students use digital cameras with RAW capture, digitally process using Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop and print using Epson printers.

Activities

Raw image capture, digital workflow from image capture to digital print, image archiving, organization and storage in Adobe Lightroom. Hands-on demonstrations cover device calibration, display profiling and output devices.

Tuition

$1,145.00

Studio Support Cost

$1,345.00 About Adult Workshop Pricing

Studio Fee

$75.00

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Andrew Rodney, aka the Digital Dog, has successfully provided services and training to photographers, designers, print shops and government agencies, as well as Fortune 1000 companies since 1993. Andrew was the technical editor for Photo Electronic Imaging magazine and has been featured in Photo District News, Publish, Photoshop User, Electronic Publishing, Digital Output, MacWeek, Digital Photo Pro and Professional Photographer. Andrew is the author of Color Management for Photographers and Hands on Techniques for Photoshop Users. He lectures around the country on many aspects of digital imaging and color management.

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Open to all – Students of any skill and knowledge level.

Level I – Students are new to photography and have no formal training. Digital students must have basic computer skills.

Level II – Students have a basic understanding of photography principles and technology and are comfortable using an SLR camera in manual mode. Digital students must have basic computer skills.

Level III – Students have some formal training and significant experience making, capturing and processing images. Students have a portfolio of their artwork. Digital students are comfortable using image-editing techniques in Adobe Photoshop.

Level IV – Students have advanced skill and knowledge of photography. Students are highly motivated and have multiple portfolios of their artwork. Digital students are comfortable using advanced image-editing techniques in Adobe Photoshop.

The Photography program offers workshops in image capture, composition, lighting, digital and traditional darkroom processing and historic alternative processes. All workshops are rooted in the same idea: powerful art requires rigorous inquiry into techniques and ideas.