Fine Inkjet Printing

You want your prints to look like what you've been seeing on your monitor, right? This weekend workshop provides a clear and practical roadmap for printing via Adobe Photoshop CS5, and focuses on what you need to know to make great color and black-and-white inkjet prints without all the esoteric theory.

Learn what monitor calibration is and why it's necessary; what ICC profiles are and how to use them appropriately; and the advantages and disadvantages of different printers and papers. Students will also learn how to confidently send files out to service bureaus, offset printers, and print-on-demand book services. Hands-on practice printing on a range of papers with Epson printers will ensure that students complete the course with both the knowledge and confidence to achieve consistent, repeatable results on their own.

This workshop is for intermediate to advanced students who are already comfortable with computers and Photoshop and who want to bring their printing and color management skills to the next level.

Weekend Workshop

Saturday & Sunday, 10am - 5pm

November 12 & 13

• $525 + $100 lab fee (Now includes lunch!)

• Ready-to-print digital files

Jean Miele: Recognized for his finely crafted digital photographs, Jean Miele's original prints have been exhibited in galleries from New York to Norway, and reside in numerous collections. Jean is also internationally known as an educator whose "digital darkroom" workshops demystify Photoshop and empower students to realize their own photographic vision. Miele has taught for: Adobe Systems; Apple Computer; Fuji USA; ICP; the Santa Fe Workshops; Maine Media Workshops; the Norwegian Fotografiakademiet, and many others.