Get ready to transform your family photography editing with the “Creative Photoshop Basics” course! Tailored specifically for family photographers who want to begin using Photoshop, this course is designed to save you hours of searching through endless YouTube tutorials and trying to work out how to make sense of it all. Instead, you’ll find all the essential skills and techniques you need in one convenient place, presented in bite-sized, easy-to-learn segments that you can revisit anytime.

This course is perfect for both beginners and those who want to boost their confidence in navigating Photoshop. You’ll learn a wide range of techniques to enhance your photos, including crafty hacks to add diversity and creativity to your photo galleries. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to create stunning, memorable images that will delight your clients and enhance your portfolio.

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Basic Course

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1. External Editing Settings

1.1. LR/PS Set up External Editing Settings
1.2. SRGB – Convert to Profile
1.3. How to find editing windows/panels that disappear

2. Photoshop Actions

2.1. How to load actions into Photoshop
2.2. Create your own action
2.3. Automate & batch edit actions 

3. Removing Objects

3.1. Removing Objects from Scenery
3.2. Remove bra/phone/flyaways using Clone and Mask

4. Extending Background

4.1. Extend background for better composition
4.2. Extend a wall for a floor to ceiling effect

5. Using Liquify

5.1. Liquify to straighten up warped lines
5.2. Liquify to adjust the jawline

6. Double Exposure

6.1. Create a double exposure Image using layers
6.2. Double exposure – Layer Mask
6.3. Double exposure – Flatten Image or Save it as PSF to continue edit later

7. Adding Blur

7.1. Add spin blur for movement in your image
7.2. Add Motion blur 2x ways

8. Image Manipulation

8.1. Head swap

Printing Images

9.1. Sharpen image for Print
9.2. Re-size and prepare a file for print
9.3 How to bring photos and logos into a blank template or open image.