Learn to fine-tune digital images so they are at their finest presentable quality. This 3-hour hands-on workshop will review methods for editing and adjusting digital images using Adobe Photoshop CS3 on the Macintosh platform. Students will implement non-destructive processes that allow full image editing capabilities, without losing quality in the original file. Topics reviewed will include repairing damaged images, color correction techniques, sharpening, adjusting skewed images, working with layers, and the use of adjustment layers. Note: Students must be familiar with all topics covered in the "Image basics for the Grant and Public Art Submission Process" workshop. Basic to intermediate computer skills and basic experience working with digital photos is a must.

Presenter: Christopher Huizar, RACC Public Art Image Coordinator.

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