You have captured your panos, stitched, post processed and printed your images, and the result is still not to your satisfaction. There are many factors that can contribute to the frustration, and your instructor has experienced most of them (and many more) over the years.
The first part of the advanced pano post processing workshop is to work on your actual panos and show you how to realize your vision. You’ll be introduced to the “marker technique”, which will improve your image tremendously. The instructor then will use Photoshop extensively and other software to implement the findings of the “marker technique” and solve your original issues.
The second part of the workshop is getting your pano ready for print. We’ll first review your pano as is and then print a final version at the end of the workshop. You'll leave with one great print and the knowledge you need to get the results you're looking for when you return home. You'll also leave with a vastly expanded set of possibilities for making panos.
Upon signing up for the workshop, you will receive a coursebook that includes printing tips, the software and hardware requirements, and what to bring to the workshop.
What you'll learn:
• “The marker technique” (turning your images into fine art prints)
• Hands-on techniques taught on your panos (not the instructor images)
• Advanced post processing tips, tricks, and the pitfalls to maintain quality
• Getting your image ready for print (soft proofing, strip printing)
• Print review (start and end of the workshop)
• Q&A specifics to your issues
• Leave the workshop with a new print (up to 30” width)
We are looking forward to meeting you at the advanced post processing pano and printing workshop.
Don't delay your registration, as there is very few sessions scheduled this year.
Oliver Klink’s nature images have been published in National Geographic, Days of Japans, European wildlife, and many more. His panos have received numerous mentioned in the Spidar Award photo contests, and won grand prize for the “Great migrations” at the PhotoCentral Springshow. “Panoramic photography is challenging. It is not just about making bigger images, but rather building a canvas to fit your vision. The sketching technique is a must have tool to complete your image successfully. And the “marker technique” becomes vital to turn a documentary image into fine art.”
• “The marker technique”
• Hands-on techniques taught on your panos (not the instructor images)
• Advanced post processing tips, tricks, and the pitfalls to maintain quality
• Getting your image ready for print (soft proofing, strip printing)
• Q&A specifics to your issues
• Leave the workshop with a new print (up to 30” width)
Included:
- 1 days of guided photoshoot
- Instruction booklet emailed before the workshop
Not Included:
- Transportation to the workshop location (carpooling encouraged)
- Meals, accommodation
Registration : $350 (includes lab fee)
Dates: August 6, 2016 (9AM – 4PM)
Registration: $350
Terms and Conditions
- You need to bring up to 2 pano prints and the digital files to the workshop for reviews.
- You need good knowledge of post processing software like Lightroom and Photoshop, including layers, masks, transform, cloning.
- You download on a free trial basis other software to post process your panos with feature rich functionality.
- Patience to learn the new tips and focus on “correcting” your issues.
- Not much else … Have a great time!
Where: Los Gatos, California
When: August 6, 2016
Who: Oliver Klink
Airport: San Jose, California (SJC)
Accommodations: not included
Weather: 50 – 80F. Wear comfortable cloth
Cost: $350 (includes lab fee)
08-06-2016 1 Day Panoramic Photography – Advanced Post Processing and Printing
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