Introduction to Photoshop
Get acquainted with Photoshop, one of the most advanced photo-editing tools on the market and a good software for manipulation of digital photos. Through demonstration and hands-on practice, you’ll learn the basic tools of this sophisticated program including lasso (isolating and working with any component), rubber stamp (cloning), filtering, and more. The course is taught in a PC lab, but the software is the same on a Mac; Windows or Macintosh experience required.

2 Sat., Feb. 14 & 21
9 a.m.-Noon, Beckett Rm. 217
Instructor: Ken Kingsley
Cost: $95, includes text
Code: 9779

Intermediate Photoshop
Advance yourPhotoshop skills by learning to use more tools and filters you can apply to images, and begin to explore special effects and new ways to outline or mask. The course is taught in a PC lab, but the software is the same as on a Mac. Participants should be familiar with the Windows or Macintosh operating system and have basic Photoshop skills.

2 Sat., March 14 & 21
9 a.m.-Noon, Beckett Rm. 217
Instructor: Ken Kingsley
Cost: $79
Code: 9780

Photoshop I
This academic course is open to noncredit students as a joint offering and covers the basics of using Adobe Photoshop for both print and the web. Learn selection techniques, color and blending modes, type creation and effects, layers, masks, filters, and how to create animated gifs and rollovers and more. Also covers digital camera and scanner skills.

Option 1: 7 Mon. & Wed., Jan. 12-Feb. 25
8-10 a.m., Beckett Rm. 217
Code: 9597

Option 2: 7 Fri., March 6-May 1
9 a.m.-1:10 p.m., Fine Arts Rm. 120
Code: 9598

Instructor: Tom Auch
Cost: $184 each option