Color fidelity when printed
Lightroom is the software used today by the majority of amateur and professional photographers. Unlike older software like Photoshop, it is designed specifically for photographers.
Adobe Lightroom
Lightroom performs photo development without modifying the original file. In addition to allowing a return to the original photo without having to make a copy, this way of proceeding maintains all the quality of the image whatever the processing carried out. You can now import, process, manage and present your images in record time, whether they are single shots or multiple shots. As of late 2017, Lightroom is only available by subscription for US$9.95 per month for a package that also includes Photoshop. However, it is still possible to purchase version 6.14 of Lightroom, the latest available under a perpetual license, on the Adobe website and use it as long as it works. You can learn more about the history of Lightroom by visiting the Lightroom and the cloud article on our blog.
Description
We often encounter surprises when printing photos, whether in a photo lab or using a printer connected to our computer. The colors are different and often the printed version is darker than what we see on screen. In this course, you will see that, if certain conditions are met, it is possible to predict on screen the exact appearance of the printed copy.
Formation Lightroom
Reproduce on the screen what the eye has seen. Organize and develop your photos.
Lightroom is the software used today by the majority of amateur and professional photographers. Unlike older software like Photoshop, it is designed specifically for photographers. It easily allows the classification, geolocation and development of the large quantity of photos that we take with our phones and with our digital cameras.
Lightroom is much more user-friendly than Photoshop while having almost all the functionality of the latter. It is the ideal tool for photographers, both amateur and professional. It is particularly useful if you shoot in RAW format, as it treats RAW the same as JPEG while offering greater flexibility in processing.
Topics covered
- The Principles of Color ManagementScreen CalibrationThe Importance of Ambient LightingSoft Proofing
Specific objectives and lesson plan
(regular version of 3h30)
DETAILS
Dates (6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.)
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Duration: 3 HoursNumber of participants: 1 to 5
Trainer: Serge Froment
Location: Photo Service Classroom
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3 WORKSHOPS
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5 WORKSHOPS
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7 WORKSHOPS
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