Editing, Organizing and Using Your Digital Photos
Evening Class/ Intermediate Class Course Overview
This three-part evening class covers the basics of getting your digital photos organized, step-by-step, and gives you helpful tips for selecting your best and sharing them with others. The course meets for three hours on the second, third and fourth Thursday of each month.
It doesn’t have to be a time-consuming challenge to find exactly the right photo in your growing digital collection. The key is in having your own systematic approach to storing, researching and accessing your images. Imagine how much more you can do with your photos when you can easily find the ones you’re looking for!
Because some of the programs available for organizing photos also allow you to edit or enhance your photos (for example: remove red-eye, crop, special effects), we’ll discuss version control and keeping track of changes. You’ll learn the best ways to use typical search features to quickly find your digital pictures and share them with others. We’ll also take time to look at options for creating photo books, websites, postcards, prints and more.
| Dates | Jan 10/17/24 | Feb 14/21/28 | Mar 14/21/28 | Apr 11/18/25 | May 9/16/23 | Sep 12/19/26 | Oct 10/17/24 | Nov 14/21/28 (REGISTER to select your dates) |
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| Time | 18:00 - 21:00 |
| Location | ViewFinder Center for Photography - Else Züblin-Str. 115 8404 Winterthur |
| Format | Hands-on, interactive learning taught by a working professional photographer |
| Experience Level | Beginner/Intermediate |
| Requirements | A computer pre-loaded with Adobe’s “Lightroom” or Apple’s “Aperture” |
| Class Size | Minimum of 5 students, maximum of 10 |
| Instructor | Matt Anderson |
| Fee |
CHF 350 for all three sessions. |
Register now for this course!
If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.
Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.
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