While digital devices make photography today easier and faster, they can also make things more difficult if they are not all working together. Are those devices all speaking the same language, is the red color on my camera, the same red color to my printer? If not, you might want to learn a little about how to implement a color managed work flow into your photography.

Do you have problems with color casts on your photos, prints that are too dark or simply don’t look like the file on your monitor? Your problem may be a lack of color standards in your photo workflow. There are methods to make the camera, monitor and printer all speak the same language, with regard to color.

This class will discuss how to get your photographic devices, camera, monitor and printer all on the same page and in the end, make your output closer to your artistic vision.

To join the class, you must click on the below button and register at Zoho Webinar.

PRINTING & PRINTERS CLASS  

Class Instructor: John Baltz / Mickey Arlow

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