The information-packed first day of the workshop included tips on how to optimize workflow to get the best quality from our images. The pros offered techniques on color management in both PhotoShop and Lightroom. We learned additional methods on converting images from color to black and white. New information on canvas stretching and framing will be helpful in future and the presentation on how to pose models in natural light provided new insight.
During the second day, calibrating and characterizing equipment to obtain a more seamless workflow was discussed along with the techniques, helpful hardware and software tools to deliver phenomenal prints. Technical strengths between medium format and 35mm equipment was shared. The history, evolution and longevity of print making was studied in depth.
Near the end, a great panel consisting of (from left) John Paul Caponigro, John Harrington, Rob Simpson, Dr. Mark Dubovoy and John Pannozzo answered audience questions covering a variety of subjects.Ken and I gained valuable insights from all the above mentioned speakers and the networking with other attendees. We felt it was well worth the time and I know the marketing skills we received will enhance our photographic images and business.
