Advanced Adobe Photoshop Workshop

RGB is the screen colour mode that mixes red, green and blue light, used for the web, social media and video. CMYK is the ink colour mode used for print. A common approach is to work in RGB so every filter and AI feature is available, then convert or export to CMYK with the profile your printer specifies at the end, using soft proofing to check colours before printing.

Open the Actions panel, create a new set and action, start recording and carry out the steps as usual, such as resizing, adding a border and exporting, then stop. To apply it to many images, use File > Automate > Batch and include a Save As step in the action, because Batch will not save files on its own. Test it on copies of your files first.

A clipping mask makes the layer above show only within the shape of the layer below. In compositing it is often used with adjustment layers such as Curves or Hue/Saturation to change the light and colour of a placed object so it matches the scene, without affecting other layers. It is also used to put an image or texture inside text or a shape.

It suits graphic designers, creatives, photographers and marketing teams who use Photoshop regularly. You should be fluent with layers, selections, masks, smart objects and adjustment layers, and understand resolution and colour modes. No programming is needed. Bring a laptop with Photoshop from your own Creative Cloud plan or the trial version.

You can combine several images with matching light, shadow, colour and perspective to advertising standard, use generative AI with control and check its output, correct lens and perspective distortion, create panoramas and HDR images, and cut repetitive work with actions, Batch, Image Processor and scripts. You also take home the composite advertising image made in the workshop.

Yes. IT Genius Institute runs in-house training and can tailor the workshop brief and the set of actions to the image work your team actually does. Contact us through the website for a quotation.