Workshop/Webcast: Photoshop CS4 Color Correction.

Our new hybrid workshop/webcast training format is a hit! Last week, designers from Seattle and around the world joined us in person and online for our inaugural workshop on What's New in CS4.
This Thursday, we present an updated version of one of our most popular workshops: Photoshop color correction.
How do you improve the color balance of your images? This workshop will show you the basic principals of color correction — with real-world application of those principals. All updated for Photoshop CS4.
With an intimate look at one of the biggest changes in Photoshop CS4: The new Adjustments Panel interface.
Here is how the training works: Local designers participate at our training room in Seattle, while online attendees participate via the web on their home/office computer. Internet viewers can type questions using a webinar interface — and the instructor answers, just as if that person was attending in person.
Each workshop runs 90 minutes, and includes a handy PDF reference booklet. Workshops cost $49 each. We've started with a couple updates of popular topics:
Thursday, Nov 6 — Photoshop CS4: Color Correction Techniques.
We've put a lot of work into this new training format — and the results so far have been a lot of fun. So, this Thursday, come join us in Seattle! Regardless where in the world you happen to live.
Note: We're taking $10 off for tips readers. Use the discount code tipsreader when you sign up (the links above enter the discount for you).
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