IPT General meeting July 29 2010
The Institute is fortunate to have two speakers this
evening
CS5
RAW workflow
Greg
Humphries
Lecturer
in Digital Imaging, Photography, RMIT University
Greg Humphries has presented
numerous times to the Institute of Photographic Technology
on the variety of software developments in Adobe CS
programs. In this presentation of the RAW workflow series,
we will take a look at the new features of CS5 and how
it can increase the capability and productivity of
your digital imaging workflow. The noise reduction tools in
Adobe Bridge are greatly improved. Come along and learn
some great tips on how to best utilize Adobe Bridge.
Stock
Photography
Iain
Dainty
Iain Dainty is a self-taught
photographer specializing in architecture and landscape
photography. He has successfully submitted images to a
large number of image stock agencies for five years. He
will be giving a presentation on the basics of the stock
industry. Find out the differences between macrostock and
microstock, royalty free and rights managed images. He will
also discuss how to select a library for your work, prepare
and present images to libraries for consideration and some
methods to protect your images in a digital world. How much
should you charge or how much you should expect to receive
when your work is wanted.
Date:
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Location:
Michael’s Camera and Video, corner of Elizabeth and
Lonsdale Streets, Melbourne (enter via Lonsdale Street
entrance) http://www.michaels.com.au
Time:
5:30– 6:00 Refreshments
6:00 – 7:00 Presentations