Just Show Me How Seminars Prove Popular

Just Show Me How Press Release

The Just Show Me How Professional Seminar Series Sells Out in the First Four Cities of its Ten City Tour

NEW YORK, March 7, 2005 – It was standing room only in New York, Chicago, Seattle and Los Angeles - the first four stops of the Just Show Me How Professional seminar tour, where attendees learned a variety of tools and techniques that address digital workflow issues of the professional photographer.  Only six cities remain on this popular ten city tour, so only a limited number of attendees will get to benefit from this valuable information.  The remaining cities are:

Dallas, TX:  March 13th
Boston, MA:  April 3rd
Washington, DC:  April 10th
San Diego, CA:  April 17th
San Francisco, CA:  May 1st
Orlando, FL:  May 15th

Several leading digital photography companies – including Extensis, GretagMacbeth, Lexar, Mirra, Nik Multimedia, Wacom, Microsoft, Adobe, and Blue Pixel - have partnered together to address critical workflow issues that help professional photographers stay competitive. While most seminars focus on the camera, editing, or printing, the Just Show Me How seminar gives photographers the tools and knowledge they need to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of the complete digital process - after they’ve taken the picture.

The seminars are taught by Rob Galbraith, professional photographer and digital photography educator. Rob teaches attendees how to:

Automate the transfer of digital images to the computer
Sort and select digital images efficiently
Construct a complete, color-managed editing environment
Select and effectively use the correct tools and plug-ins for Photoshop
Backup and catalog digital images for easy searching and retrieval
Print digital images quickly and effectively
Implement goof-proof methods for making files available to clients

About Rob Galbraith
A professional photojournalist who converted to digital photography in 1994, Rob Galbraith is a respected editorial freelance photographer, digital photography trainer, and digital imaging workflow consultant. He was the first photographer to have a digitally shot photograph nominated for the prestigious National Newspaper Award, one of journalism’s highest honors in Canada. As a trainer, he has consulted to more than 200 news organizations, top-tier photographers and digital product manufacturers worldwide and has led dozens of seminars on the use of digital cameras in professional photography. He is also the author of The Digital Photojournalist’s Guide, a book on the use of digital cameras in photojournalism that spanned 4 editions. In addition, he is the publisher of Rob Galbraith Digital Photography Insights (http://www.robgalbraith.com), a web site for serious and professional digital photographers.

Seminar Registration Details
Interested seminar attendees should visit http://www.justshowmehowpro.com to register for an upcoming event.  The cost to attend is $149 in advance or $169 for day of, walk-in registration.

About the Just Show Me How partners:
-- Adobe (http://www.adobe.com) helps people and businesses communicate better through its world-leading digital imaging, design and document technology platforms for consumers, creative professionals and enterprises
-- Blue Pixel’s (http://www.bluepixel.net) mission is to teach digital photography from an unbiased, real world perspective by leading digital photographers
-- Extensis (http://www.extensis.com), a Celartem company, is the world’s leading provider of software solutions that empower digital asset creators and users
-- GretagMacbeth (http://www.gretagmacbeth.com) is a worldwide technology leader of color management solutions for graphic arts, photography, digital imaging, paints, plastics, apparel, textiles and automotive, among other industries
-- Lexar (http://www.lexar.com) is a leading manufacturer and marketer of high-performance digital media and accessories
-- Microsoft (http://www.microsoft.com), founded in 1975, is the worldwide leader in software, services and Internet technologies for personal and business computing
-- Mirra (http://www.mirra.com) delivers the only smart and easy way to store, share, retrieve, and protect digital photos - the Mirra Personal Server
-- Nik Multimedia, Inc. (http://www.nikmultimedia.com) provides innovative software solutions for the emerging digital imaging, photographic and graphic design markets
-- Wacom Technology (http://www.wacom.com) is the leading manufacturer of pen tablets, interactive pen displays and pen input technology for mobile devices

Published: Tuesday, March 08, 2005

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