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05/28/2008 10:28:24 PM · #1 |
Just got back from the Scott Kelby training seminar Photoshop CS3 for Photographers Tour in San Francisco. My head is about to explode from the amount of information I absorbed.
It was a great seminar and if you ever get the chance to go to one I would highly recommend it. Basically it covered Curves, Hue/Saturation/Lightness, and Advanced Masking/Selection techniques. There was more information presented that I did not know than information I did know so it was well worth the $79.
I got there about 20 minutes before it started and there was a short check-in line and I decided to go to the restroom first. In the 2 minutes it took me to go to the restroom a hundred people got in line and it was out the door. By the time I got in it was starting and and I didn't get the best seat, was way off to the side. Next time I will be sure to get there early. I was surprised by how popular it was, I counted over 600 people in attendance.
I am now off to try out some of my new found skills. Watch out I have just enough knowledge now to be dangerous. :)
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05/28/2008 11:45:18 PM · #2 |
Hey,  Moose408 I thought I saw your antlers over there this am!
I heard these things draw a crowd so I showed up at 8:50* and was glad to get a good
parking spot and a good seat. The place was already filling up fast. I found friends so the waiting
time was easy to take.
I had to leave at half-time because I had other things to do and so I missed the selection
section.
Still, the first presentation, on Curves, geared (I think) towards
beginners to intermediate went down easily and the study materials presented will probably
help with the rest.
Yes, it's a pretty good bargain at the NAPP level of $79.
*An hour and 10 minutes early
Message edited by author 2008-05-28 23:49:28. |
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