Would anybody be interested in as FREE photoshop webinar? (Page 14): I'm going to pass on this one, but will be looking for a webinar on Lightroom. Thanks again for being so generous.

Garsbarr Loc: NC

I'm going to pass on this one, but will be looking for a webinar on Lightroom.

Thanks again for being so generous.

GB

jimberton Loc: Michigan's Upper Peninsula

photophili09 wrote:

jimberton wrote:

Trisha V wrote:

I'm really looking forward to this experience. Th... (show quote)

great ideas!!! i would love to get into some advanced creative webinars. i used to teach adult computer literacy back in the 90's. i know how to get my point across.

we will start with what i call "basic photoshop for photographers" and then go from there.

i also teach digital scrapbooking.

you guys make the topic requests and we will do these. i love to teach and i love to socialize.

quote=Trisha V I'm really looking forward to this... (show quote)

Geez Jim, looks like I'm going to seriously be in class alot if you're going to continue on. I would even be happy to pay for any and all but right now I am definitely looking forward to tomorrow. I love Webinars and this is my first photo one. Thank you so much.

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i believe in humor and having a good time. life is too short. you will enjoy my presentation. we have fun.

nothing says you can't have fun and learn at the same time!!!

annemarie Loc: N.W. NJ

I would like to do this also.

19Sarah43 Loc: FL

I want to thank Jim Berton for taking two hours out of his time to do the Photoshop webinar. I'm anxious to apply what I learned from him.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

I had never participated in anything like that. It's a great way to get a group together for a common cause.

I really enjoyed Jim's presentation, and I learned quite a bit. I have lots of books on PS, going back to previous versions, but there's nothing like live instruction.

I wonder if anyone knows everything about Photoshop. It's such a huge program. I have been using just a very small number of its features, but I keep trying to learn more. Jim's webinar helped me along that path.

Brucej67 Loc: Cary, NC

I also would like to thank Jim. I had to leave after one hour due to another appointment, however the one hour I spent was informative.

phishkillr Loc: Frostproof, Fl.

I was an hour late but I thought it was very good. I get much more out of seeing it, than reading out of a book.
Thanks again for taking the time too be with us. Looking foward for the next chapter.

Elle Loc: Long Island, NY

Thank you Jim...I arrived late but still learned something I didn't know. Appreciate your giving us the time.

santel

Hello Jim. Thanks for your time and dedication to help others, I'm
a little confuse about the next webinar, when and at what time Eastern USA, let me know please.
Thaks, George

jimberton Loc: Michigan's Upper Peninsula

thanks everybody for attending. i will post a video link this evening when i get home. (after i upload it).

i would like to do another...but base it off your questions and projects. what are you having trouble with? what questions do you have? where are you stuck? please send me your questions and we will base the webinar on those. you are welcome to send me files or examples at jim@jimberton.net

jimberton Loc: Michigan's Upper Peninsula

santel wrote:

Hello Jim. Thanks for your time and dedication to help others, I'm
a little confuse about the next webinar, when and at what time Eastern USA, let me know please.
Thaks, George

hey buddy!! eastern time is 1 hour later than central time...so if the webinar is 5pm central time, it's 6pm eastern time.....and 3pm in sunny california!!

edg.photos Loc: Charlotte NC

I'm interested. I would probably watch the replay no matter when you do them live.
One topic I'd like to see covered -- I often want to change the background -- main subject being a portrait. I have used lots of methods to select the person (or the background) but often I get a very artificial looking result.

asylum1972 Loc: Hilton Head Island, SC

jimberton wrote:

thanks everybody for attending. i will post a video link this evening when i get home. (after i upload it).

i would like to do another...but base it off your questions and projects. what are you having trouble with? what questions do you have? where are you stuck? please send me your questions and we will base the webinar on those. you are welcome to send me files or examples at jim@jimberton.net

My laptop was infected with a rogue spyware about an hour before the webinar. I had to backup all my photos in a hurry and rush my laptop to GeekSquad (cursing all the way mind you!)

Jim, will you release a video version of the webinar? I am so completely bummed that I missed it!

jimberton Loc: Michigan's Upper Peninsula

edg.photos wrote:

I'm interested. I would probably watch the replay no matter when you do them live.
One topic I'd like to see covered -- I often want to change the background -- main subject being a portrait. I have used lots of methods to select the person (or the background) but often I get a very artificial looking result.

this is a great subject...one of my favorites...we could do a whole webinar on this subject. i would love to do this.

jimberton Loc: Michigan's Upper Peninsula

asylum1972 wrote:

quote=jimberton thanks everybody for attending. i... (show quote)

video will be uploaded and a link posted tonite