December 2009
Beginner to intermediate
1h 30m
English
on-demand course
Color Management without the Jargon: A Simple Approach for Designers and Photographers Using the Adobe Creative Suite, Online Vi
with Conrad Chavez
Overview
Every digital photographer or graphic designer knows that
color management is important, but many still don’t calibrate their
computer monitors or understand how color works in different
spaces. This 1½ hour training video will help beginning and
intermediate Photoshop, Bridge, InDesign, and Illustrator users
understand the basics of color management, including how set up
their monitors and create consistent color in their workflow. Real
World Adobe Photoshop author Conrad Chavez makes complex concepts
simple and accessible, provides enough technical background without
being overwhelming, and presents concepts and steps that are easy
to follow.
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