Almost all of us nowadays are either printing our own photos at home or sending our digital files to a lab for printing. Either way, if our monitors aren’t correctly calibrated, we won’t like our end result.
With the fair coming up next month, and everyone getting their prints ready, this resulted in a nice turnout for this workshop.
We had the largest turnout yet since we’ve been conducting the Pre-Fair Workshop. There were over fifty people present, with many of them being the public.
John began by explaining the fair rules and taking questions as we went along. There were questions of every sort presented. Some of them required quite a bit of discussion, especially the definitions of some classes like abstract and computer imaging. It’s apparent that we’ll need to better define these classes next year.
This month, Bill took us through just about every process that can be used to make selections in Photoshop.
He explained the reasons why you want to select different areas and just what you can do with your selections.
He began with some of the simpler tools like the Magic Wand and Lasso Tool and explained all the tricks for using them, like adjusting the sensitivity, feathering the edge and refining your selection.
Presented by Bill Kuhlemeier
Even though most of us have been shooting digital for quite a while now, many of us have been reluctant to take that extra leap into shooting RAW images.
Now that camera memory has gotten cheaper and in larger capacity cards, and also RAW processing software has gotten more user friendly, our attitudes have changed.
Sue and Tylene went all out in putting this together, and we had over fifty members in attendance.
The evening began with a presentation on the different techniques that can be used to obtain various effects. They had examples of flowers photographed with different types of lenses, from Ultra-wide to Normal to Macro, and from different angles and lighting conditions.
February 26, 2008
Over 32 members attended John Shedrick’s lens workshop this month. John discussed the different type of lenses that can be used for portraits, landscapes, macro, action, wildlife, etc. and explained how APS digital cameras “crop” the image because of their smaller sensors.
January 26-27, 2008
Our first workshop for the year is going to be hard to beat in the coming months.
Our thanks go out to John Shedrick (our workshop chairperson), and Hank Morris (the workshop sponsor), for putting this great workshop together.
November 27, 2007
Dennis Goodno presented this month’s workshop for which we had a big turnout.
