Thursday February 5, 2004

Learning Photoshop

I had my first Photoshop class last night—3 1/2 hours of photoshopping fun! It’s the beginner course, which means that so far I know pretty much everything the instructor showed us—with the exception of some shortcut keys.

I am really interested in learning stuff that will come in the later classes—I want to be able to make awesome graphics for my page and do nifty alterations to my photos. My knowledge of Photoshop right now is what I would call functional—I can do the basic stuff like work with layers, copy, paste, select elements, use some of the tools, crop, resize, adjust color, etc.

Anyway, only 6 more classes to go, and then on to the Advanced Photoshop class. LOL, high paying graphic designer job, here I come! ;)

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sn00t yay for photoshop!

1 | Posted by: Kevin on February 05, 2004 @ 5:18 PM

wooo! have fun.

and you know there are online tutorials for *anything* you might think of that you’d wanna do with photoshop, right? i’ve been doing this for yeeeeears and i go hunting for tips all the time…

2 | Posted by: gwen on February 06, 2004 @ 8:44 AM

enjoy and learn a lot! :)

3 | Posted by: Ivette01 on February 06, 2004 @ 9:15 AM

Ohh cool! Enjoy that class!

4 | Posted by: colleen on February 06, 2004 @ 12:46 PM

Hehe I have looked at some online tips, and even did a few chapters of one of those Classroom in a Book things back when I had version 5, but I just lack motivation when it’s me sitting at home, working at my own pace. I need the structure of a set time where I have to be learning it—not to mention the guy seems to really know his way around the program, so he’s mentioned all these nifty shortcuts and stuff that I never got from my readings.

If I learn anything good, I’ll share with you, Kev! :)

5 | Posted by: Jennifer on February 06, 2004 @ 1:28 PM

I always find that a classroom with 10-20 people is great. You can always work with each other, get extra info, and direct the subject matter to what the class wants to know.

And not only that you get to interact with a pile of people that like what you like!!

Learn, but most of all have fun!!

6 | Posted by: Splinter on February 08, 2004 @ 1:49 PM

My class is going through the most boring technical parts and we haven’t even touched the software yet.

At least, this guy encourages digital photography. I am excited about this class, I wish we were printing more though.

7 | Posted by: Mona on February 10, 2004 @ 2:56 AM
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