Confident RAW editing - You will learn to work confidently in Camera Raw, fine-tune color and temperature, recover detail from highlights and shadows, and prepare photo sets efficiently for further editing.
Faster multi-photo workflow - You will master editing multiple images at once, applying automatic corrections and batch actions, so you can process larger shoots faster and keep the final look consistent.
Advanced layers and filters - You will use blending modes, adjustment layers and filters with purpose, allowing you to shape images precisely, improve portraits and create stronger visual results in your work.
Custom graphic assets - You will create your own brushes, patterns and lighting effects, work with layer styles and Smart Objects, and build projects that are more original, flexible and easier to update.
Professional compositing - You will practice advanced compositing, including combining body and head from different shots, replacing backgrounds and merging graphics with photos into realistic final scenes.
Web-ready graphics - You will design a page layout, adjust typography and interface elements, then slice the project and export optimized assets that are ready to publish and use online.
Outdoor effects and animation - You will explore Vanishing Point, path-based work and techniques for adding clouds, fog and other outdoor effects, then create short animations directly in Photoshop.
Practical generative AI - You will use AI tools to extend frames, remove people and unwanted objects, generate new elements and combine image variations, helping you reach the intended result much faster.
Basic Photoshop skills - You should move around the Photoshop interface comfortably, know the main tools and understand layer-based editing, so you can focus on advanced techniques during the course.
Basic photo editing - You should be able to crop, resize, perform simple retouching and save image files, because the training builds on these practical editing skills rather than starting from zero.
Working with graphic files - You should understand common image file formats and be comfortable opening and saving projects, because throughout the training you will work with multiple source materials.
Independent computer use - You should use a computer and mouse confidently, manage folders and files, and handle working materials on your own, so you can complete exercises without technical difficulty.
