Editing and Adjusting Graphics with Photoshop (Online)

Adobe Photoshop is a graphics/image editing program included in the Adobe Creative Suite. The software is often used by graphic artists, print designers, visual communicators, and regular people like you.

Pictures in things such as posters, books, magazines, and brochures are often created or edited in Photoshop.

In this online session we will experiment with variety of Photoshop tools and techniques to get you started. We will cover things such as liquify, cloning tools, spot healing, blending images using layer masks, examples of portrait retouching, adjusting image brightness/contrast and creating special effects.

Join via Blue Jeans: https://bluejeans.com/771938708/9949

Important: If you want to try hands-on exercises during the class session and do not already have access to Photoshop, you will need to log into Photoshop via Georgia Tech's VLAB prior to the session starting for a hands-on experience. A Georgia Tech log-in is required for access to this resource. Information will be sent to you prior to the session at the e-mail you register with.

It is recommended you have dual monitors or a split-screen mechanism for this event so you can watch the demo and presentation, then attempt exercises. This is not required if you don't want to try exercises.

If you would prefer to take this class in a classroom environment, we offer in-person sessions on our Library calendar.

Topics vary in workshops. A more detailed agenda of topics will be sent to the e-mail you provide, closer to the time.

These classes are open to all Georgia Tech-affiliated undergrads, grads, faculty and staff.

Updates and information on the class, such as cancellations or rescheduling, will be sent to the e-mail you provided on your registration form.

Classes are free and drop-in. They are tailored to the Georgia Tech community.