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• Editing Digital Photographs with Photoshop Elements
  • Digital images can be edited in a wide variety of ways using photo-editing software. In some cases an editing program is used to "improve" an image by eliminating or reducing its flaws. In other cases it is used to take an image to a new place, making it something it never was.
  • Students should have a digital camera and be familiar with basic Windows operation. 
  • You need to download & install Adobe Photoshop Elements Version for this course if you don't have Photoshop Elements already. The Serial Number is in the "SN.txt" File to enable full functionality. Alternately, I can burn a copy of a more recent version for you to try out for a $10.00 burning fee.
    DO NOT TRY TO REGISTER THIS SOFTWARE.  Skip the registration box when it pops up during the installation (.zip file 49 MB).
  • If you like this full demo, please purchase a copy of the latest version ... Adobe Photoshop Elements.

•  Sessions - Thursdays, October 9, 2008 to November 13, 2008

  • Six Sessions

  • 4:30 pm to 6:20 pm

  • Room D212 Computer Lab - UCFV

  • Class size is limited to 25.

• Basic Computer Troubleshooting
  • This course will arm you with some basic information and techniques for getting yourself out of "computer purgatory"!  Among the topics covered will be software that can find & fix problems, restoring corrupt files, good places to search for help online, avoiding SpyWare, and backing up your data. 
  • This course is not suitable for beginning computer users. 
    • Class size is limited to 25.

• Sessions - Fridays, October 10, 2008 to November 14, 2008

  • Six Sessions

  • 4pm to 5:50 pm

  • Room D216 Computer Lab - UCFV

• Digital Photography & Scanner Basics Postponed till Winter Semester 2009
• This course will address the usage, functions & problems common to most digital camera.  Basic digital camera controls such as adjusting sharpness, exposure, and auto-flash will be covered, as will the use of a scanner including e-mailing scanned &  digital images.
• Students should have a digital camera and be familiar with basic Windows operation. 
• Bring your camera & its instruction manual to every class.
• We will be going on one photographic field trip (time/date to be announced).
  • Class size is limited to 20.

• Room D212 Computer Lab - UCFV