This module is created for those individuals who want to know the basics of Photoshop as well as specialize in a specific field of this software. Our 4 course levels are divided into 6 days.
Level 1 is all about the foundations of Photoshop, with participants learning about the introduction to digital imaging, color management, color cast, auto correction, histograms etc. In our Level 2, individuals will get to know more about photo-retouching and digital make-up with topics like sharpening and micro contrast, color replacement, specific photo-retouch and much more being covered.
For our more specific course of Photoshop, this module is divided into Lab 1 and Lab 2. For Lab 1, our trainers will help individuals with the understanding of camera raw and actions while in Lab 2 our trainers will expound on color management.
A detailed outline of our course material is provided on the top of this box under the “Printable course outline” option should individuals wish to enquire more about this course.
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- Schiller Asia Pacific Singapore Rep Office
- Sultan Qaboos University
- Ministry of Information, Communication and Arts
- Biznest
- Studio 912
- Asia Pacific Publishing Pte Ltd
- World of TCM Medicare Pte Ltd
- The British Club
- C2 Creative Communications Pte Ltd
- Ministry of Education
Photoshop Level 1 - Foundation
Introduction to Photoshop
- Workspace and Tools
- Panel Settings
- Mini Bridge
- Customizing Settings
Introduction to digital images
- Image size and resolution
- Layers and transparency
- Raster and Vector
- Free Transformations
Introduction to color management
- Color space LAB
- RGB and CMYK
- Assign profiles
- Gamut warnings
Introduction to color cast
- Understanding and spotting color cast
- Correcting color cast in theory
- Good color cast / bad color cast
- The extremely quick color cast removal
Auto Correction
- "One-shot" auto correction
- Auto Tone (formerly known as Auto Levels)
- Auto Color
- Auto Contrast
Histogram
- Understanding histogram in digital image
- Channels
- Levels adjustment
The importance of adjustment layers
- Advantages of using Adjustment layers
- Hue and Saturation
Levels
- Shadows and highlights in the Input panel
- Gamma
- Channels
- Flexible Auto corrections
- Clipping
Basic brush theory
- Brush size
- Opacity and flow
- Free hand drawing
Adjustment layers, Layer masks and Selections
- The layer mask rules
- Hide and show with a brush
- Spot corrections
- Magic Wand
- Pen Tool for accurate selections
File format
- Which formats support layers?
- Which formats support transparency?
- Which formats for print?
- Which formats for the web?
Photoshop Level 2 - Photo-retouch And Digital Make-up
Advanced colour correction
- Levels (recap)
- Curves
- Shadow / Highlight
- Hue / Saturation vs Vibrancy
Blending Modes
- Multiply
- Screen
- Overlay
- Darken
- Lighten
- Soft Light
- Hard Light
- Add
- Dodge
- Burn
- Difference
- Color
- Luminosity
- Fading blending modes with Blending Options
Sharpen and Microcontrast
- Unsharpen mask
- High pass + Overlay
- Filter > Custom
Pen tool for accurate selections
- Pathing raster elements
- Transform vector path in raster selections
- Combining multiple paths in single selections
- Saving paths
- Loading paths as raster selections
- Apply multiple layer masks through groups
Photo retouch (touch up)
- Clone stamp advanced features
- Healing brush from sampled source
- Healing brush from saved pattern
- Spot Healing brush
- Body reconstruction
Shadows and lights localized enhancement
- Dodge tool
- Burn tool
- Sponge tool
- Preserving original tones
- Non-destructive technique for localized enhancement
Colour replacement
- Hue/Saturation adjustment layer with Layer Mask
- Colour re-construction
- Adding noise to simulate real photo grain (for example skin)
- Sampling elements from other sources
- Adjustment Layer Levels to uniform main light source
Specific photo-retouch
- Retouching landscapes
- Retouching models
- Retouching products
- Retouching eyes
- Retouching lips
- Retouching hair
Filters overview
- Artistic filters
- Sharpen filters
- Blur filters
- Other filters
Photoshop Lab 1 - Camera Raw and HDR
Understanding Camera Raw
- Camera RAW theory
- RAW files in Bridge
- Cropping and straightening
- Red eye tool
- Reducing noise level
- Setting White Balacing
- Exposure
- Advanced color correction
- Open RAW as a Smart Object
- Merge to HDR
- Export as DNG
- Open RAW files in Adobe Photoshop
- Batch Processing
- Web galleries and PDF presentations in Adobe Bridge
- Photomerge
- Other Automations
- Other Scripts
Actions
- Preset actions
- Recording custom actions
- Pausing actions
- Resuming actions
- Exporting actions
- Importing .atn actions
- Find and use Adobe Photoshop actions on the internet
Photoshop Lab 2 - Color Management
- Colour definition
- Understanding digital image
- Human colour perception
- RGB mode
- Understanding gamut and print warnings
- CMYK mode
- RGB and CMYK discrepancies
- Lab color space
- RGB Colour profiles comparison (i.e. sRGB, Adobe RGB, Apple RGB)
- Rendering intents (Perceptual and Colorimetric)
- RGB to CMYK - proper conversion
- RGB profiles comparison with CMYK profiles
- Offset CMYK print principles
- Offset plates
- Spot colours (i.e. Pantone)
- Monitor maintenance and calibration
- Types of paper
- Calibration tools (i.e. Colorimeter and Spectrophotometer)

