Commercial Photographer and Apple Certified Trainer Ian McCausland will be sharing some helpful strategies for managing your DSLR Photography Workflow. Whether you are a Professional Photographer or just looking to keep track of the 1000's (or 10s of thousands) of pictures you shoot each year, you need a way to properly process and manage your digital pics... or face up to the insurmountable digital photography shoebox troll for all eternity. :)
Tuesday's presentation will cover some useful pre-shoot tips such as:
- Off Camera Lighting Solutions
- WiFi Cards and
- New Lenses
But what do you do once you've captured your photos?
With it's recently reduced price of just $80, Apple's Aperture is positioned to be the app of choice for Mac users looking to handle the deluge of images they capture. During the second half of Tuesday's meeting Ian will talk about how he uses, and helps others use Aperture to organize, tweak, archive, and share images quickly and efficiently.
Also of note, we'll be hosting a 2-day Aperture Certification Course on Saturday April 2, 2011. So next Tuesday's event will be an excellent opportunity to get an intro to Aperture and ask Ian some questions if you are also considering becoming an Apple Certified Professional in Aperture.
Whether you're a casual iPhoto user looking to gain more control over your images, or someone who's looking for a way to process and organize your photos efficiently, Aperture is definitely worth considering.
What: Photo Workflow on the Down Low
Where: 1000 Waverley Street
When: March 22, 2011, 7pm - 9pm
Why: Because you need to take control
There is no charge to attend and all are welcome but you must register in advance on our website.
Drinks and snacks will be provided along with other desirable giveaways to be announced...
Kevin
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