Photosprouts Photography Workshops

Hongkong | San Francisco

CHEAT SHEET FOR CAPTURING 
AWESOME IMAGES IN M MODE 
Photoshop Bootcamp
I & II

Learn how to edit and refine your photos in Photoshop

Highlights

Photoshop Bootcamp I


1. The Basics

  • Cropping​
  • Exposure and curves
  • Color Balance
  • Hue & Saturation
  • Selections
  • Short cut keys and more​

2. More challenges

  • ​Removing blemishes on the face​
  • Smoothening the skin
  • Perfecting body shape
  • Subtly making someone look taller
  • Removing distractions or people from photos
  • Coping & pasting
  • Enhancing the sky

Photoshop Bootcamp II: Creating magic using Layer Masks

  • Prerequisite: Photoshop Bootcamp I
  • Adding Layer Masks​ to replace a blank sky with the sunset
  • Layer opacity and blending 
  • Enhancing the color tone of the photo
  • Skin perfection level II
  • Face swap techniques
  • Double exposure
  • Summary & recap exercises

Bundled Discounts:

  • $50 off when you sign up for Photoshop I & II​ (Use discount code: Photoshop)
  • $80 off when you sign up for Photoshop I & II & the Lightroom Bootcamp (Use discount code PSLR)​
Quick Facts
Workshop time
9:30am-12:30pm
Location
535 Mission Street, 14th Floor, San Francisco
Software
Attendees' laptops need to have Adobe Photoshop installed
Attendees need to bring their own laptop computers
Pricing
Photoshop I: $150/person
Photoshop II: $150/person
Discount
$50 off 
if you sign up for Photoshop I & II (code: Photoshop)
$80 off 
if you sign up for Photoshop I & II & Lightroom (code: PSLR)
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What will you learn?

1. Replacing the blank sky with something nicer
2. Replacing the face of a person who has blinked in a group photo, super useful in a family photo session.
3. Fixing the overexposed area of a photo; enhancing the sky.
4. Removing blemishes and smoothening the skin.
5. Perfecting body figures

PHOTOSHOP vs LIGHTROOM
Lightroom saves time and simplifies the workflow when you have to edit many photos, while Photoshop refines individual photo. Photographers usually edit a batch of photos in LR, and then process individual photo in PS.

The major advantages of 
LR over PS
What only PS can do?

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