IPA, The Association of Graphic Solutions Providers, announces a new webinar series entitled, “Image Color Evaluation, Correction and Adjustment in a Production Environment.” The two-part series, March 1 and March 8, was created for prepress and design professionals who work with color images and want to learn how to evaluate the color needs of an image, and make fast, accurate corrections and adjustments. This 2-part webinar program, instructed by IPA’s Applications Guru, Taz Tally, will include techniques and tips for rapidly evaluating, correcting and adjusting color images. It will also cover how to effectively calibrate color capture devices. The primary emphasis on the techniques introduced will be to quickly evaluate an image’s needs (including scans and photos) in order to make fast, accurate color corrections and adjustments in a production environment. Dr. Taz Talley is a trainer and author renowned for his content-rich and entertaining teaching style. He has created numerous training videos and CDs and authored textbooks used throughout the industry. He also writes a regular prepress column for Photoshop User. Internationally regarded as a prepress guru, he has held seminars for more than 30,000 graphics professional, making him one of the industry’s most popular presenters
Pricing (member/non-member):
Individual Session: $110/$155
Curriculum: $189/$269
Total Access: $259/$339
For more information, visit https://www.ipa.org/colorcorrect or call (800) 255-8141.
About IPA
IPA is a not-for-profit worldwide community of pre-media professionals within the creative, corporate, print publishing, packaging and in-plant environments. IPA is a knowledge leader among graphic solutions providers and a trusted resource of networking, products, publications and conferences for the graphic communications industry since 1897. IPA is a community for pre-media business leaders seeking to expand their enterprise and where leading production managers strengthen their graphics workflow competencies. More information is available at www.ipa.org or at (800) 255-8141.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on February 20, 2006
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