Digital Workflow, Not Workslow
Do you want to quickly process your files and have them look awesome? Do you want to be able to find any image in the blink of an eye? Are you keywordeding properly and using metadata to your advantage? Do your prints look the way you want? Can you convert to CMYK? Wondering how to set up a real archive? Are you working in 16-bit and using ProPhoto? Can you extend the dynamic range of an image? Is your computer optimized for workflow, or is it running slow? Would you like to blow your clients away with quality they rarely see? Are your digital files better than your film files? They should be. If you've asked yourself any of these questions, then D65 is THE Workshop for you. The key to shooting digitally is comprehending all of the technology. Once you understand what is involved, digital is intensely rewarding. Digital offers a world of new creativity and allows for greater quality control over your imagery. The D-65 workshops teach bullet-proof techniques to increase workflow productivity and save time. These workshops demonstrate ways to automate, search, archive, present and deliver the zillions of images today's photographers accumulate. Attendees will learn to create files perfect for reproduction; tagged, named, sized and sharpened correctly, along with attaching the appropriate metadata and keywords. You'll learn the correct way to keep your images organized, and archived. The workshops are intensive, and focus on optimizing digital photography -- from input to output. Grow technically, artistically and financially as a photographer in this intensive, four-day digital worflow workshop. Our days consist of hands-on training and lectures supplemented by a comprehensive D65 digital workflow textbook. By the end of the program, you will have the ability to create your own successful workflow, and better communicate with your clients. Workshops now
include training with Lightroom 2.0 Beta
The program centers around Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, going far beyond the basics of digital. It truly prepares the professional photographer, art director, photo editor or advanced amateur for the digital world. The workshops are taught by Seth Resnick and Jamie Spritzer and cover: * Adobe Lightroom * Photoshop CS3 * Digital Asset Management * Optimizing Lightroom & Photoshop Preferences * Color Spaces * File Formats * Digital Standards * Exposing for Digital * White Balance * Color Management From Input to Output * Profiling Monitors & Systems * Using Lightroom: The 5 Modules * Lightroom Catalog & Preferences * Importing Images into Lightroom * File Naming Conventions * Metadata & Keywording * Rating Your Images * Tweaking Your Files - the beauty of Parametric Editing * Sharpening : Capture, Creative and Output * Processing Files * Custom Presets * Automating workflow * Creating Actions for Lightroom * Client Delivery * FTP File Transmission * Web Galleries, Slide Shows, PDF Presentations * Printing, Soft Proofing & ICC Profiles * Converting to CMYK * Archiving * Retouching for Digital * The Business of Digital * Copyright and Security * Digital Camera Maintenance Workshop Fee: $1099.00 Past participant photographers inlcude: Jay Maisel, Eric Meola, Gregory Heisler, Arthur Meyerson, Nancy Brown, Katrin Eismann, Anthony Edgeworth, George Hall, Roger Ressmeyer, Natalie Fobes, Bob Sacha, Heinz Kluetmeier, Greg Gorman, Douglas Kirkland, Jeff Schewe, Susan Meiselas and more... Past Participant photo editors include: Alexis Scott, Meg McVey, Bob Mansfield, Scott Mlyn and more... Corporate photo departments include: John Deere, Target, US House of Representatives, Transworld Media, North Face, Powder Magazine, Texas Highways, Science Faction, Alaska Stock, Workbook Stock, and more... Learn the latest in digital workflow and truly make your workflow...not slow "I thought I knew digital photography. But Seth and Jamie: they really KNOW digital photography. Though I had worked digitally for more than two years, day in and day out, and the d65 workshop completely changed the way I looked at digital photography. I went home and retooled my workflow the day after I finished. I wish I had taken this class a year ago." - Bob Sacha Bob photographed the first round-the-world all digital story for National Geographic Magazine (January 2005 cover and lead story in the magazine) see what others have to say Workshops now
include training with Lightroom 2.0 Beta
2008 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
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Born on: September 15, 2002
