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Posted 27/02/2012 - 21:58 - Helpful Comment
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Not aware of any college course, adobe do online courses and plenty of tutorials on youtube. photoshop is definitely a package where effort to learn results in great techniques...
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Posted 28/02/2012 - 07:41 - Helpful Comment
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The local council run 'Community Education' sometimes run such courses.
The one in Newport does 'Photoshop' at 3 differing levels. I did the level one ( in 12 parts, one night a week ) which was very basic but the level 2 suffered from lack of support for the evening classes although the daytime one (which I can't make) is quite well supported.
Ask at your local council and colleges. I'm sure you'll find one around.
The one in Newport does 'Photoshop' at 3 differing levels. I did the level one ( in 12 parts, one night a week ) which was very basic but the level 2 suffered from lack of support for the evening classes although the daytime one (which I can't make) is quite well supported.
Ask at your local council and colleges. I'm sure you'll find one around.
Posted 28/02/2012 - 11:07 - Helpful Comment
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It's well worth finding a cheap photography course at any local council run FE college. Usually these entitle you to a student card, and this is the golden key! Having a student card enables you to buy software MUCH more cheaply. I use software4students here :arrow: link
As you'll see if you click the link, the availability of Lightroom for £50 and Photoshop CS5 for £175 make it well worth your while. Alternatively, children / grandchildren might like to "purchase" a copy and allow you to use it once in a while...
As you'll see if you click the link, the availability of Lightroom for £50 and Photoshop CS5 for £175 make it well worth your while. Alternatively, children / grandchildren might like to "purchase" a copy and allow you to use it once in a while...
Better equipment enhances my ability to display my shortcomings.
Posted 28/02/2012 - 18:24
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My lad is in 6th form doing a levels is their any specific courses that he has to be on to be eligible
Posted 29/02/2012 - 11:37
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I believe the only requirement is that the user can prove they are a student (via a photocopy of a valid student photo ID card) You can telephone software4students or check on the website here :arrow: link
I see that you can now purchase Design Premium CS5.5 for £279, a SAVING of just under £1,500
I see that you can now purchase Design Premium CS5.5 for £279, a SAVING of just under £1,500
Better equipment enhances my ability to display my shortcomings.
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Thanks Pete