Posted by
doteditions on February 1, 2010
Join us for a discussion on digital printing : How to take control of your images in the digital darkroom
When: Tuesday Feb. 9 (6-9pm)
Where: 119 8th Street, Studio 210, Brooklyn (near the F, G, M, R trains at the 4th Avenue/9th street stop)
This event will help photographers take control of producing prints for exhibition and portfolio. In this discussion, printer Rocky Kenworthy will share his extensive knowledge of what goes into making an optimal archival pigment print. This is an excellent opportunity for photographers to get questions answered on topics such as:
• What paper is best for your digital printing project.
• How to make a master print.
• What Photoshop tools and tricks are best for getting the most out of contrast, color, and sharpening.
• Benefits of using RIP software.
• How to control color management from monitor to print.
• Mounting and laminating options for pigment printing.
This is a free event in our printing studio. Please bring a drink or snack to share with your fellow photographers!
Discussion will start promptly at 6:30. Doors open at 6pm.
Please click here to RSVP (required)
Posted by
doteditions on October 16, 2009
Weekend of November 21 – 22, 2009. $400 plus $100 materials fee (workshop will be limited to a small group of students)
In this two-day, intensive workshop, students will receive hands-on instruction on how to finesse an image in Photoshop to achieve the optimal print. This class is ideal for photographers with at least a strong intermediate understanding of Photoshop who want to take their digital printing skills to the next level. Students will focus on one of their images that has been troublesome to print. Students will be asked to bring a RAW file or piece of film (one 150mb, 16 bit scan of film included in price of class, a $150 value), plus the original layered file and the best print they have been able to make. Students will leave the workshop with their image printed up to 30×40 on their choice of our Premium Archival papers (a $400 value).
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For more info, visit Dot Editions website or email contact@doteditions.com