Zoner Photo Studio – Photo Management and Editing (ZPS1)

Graphics, Zoner

Zoner Photo Studio course guides you through the full workflow of digital photography: importing, editing, archiving and publishing. The all‑in‑one application streamlines work and removes the need to switch between multiple programs.

You will learn the program's main modules—Manager, Viewer, Editor and RAW—plus settings for efficient organization, working with metadata and RAW files, and fast batch processing for renaming, exporting and preparing images for web, print or archive.

THIS TRAINING COURSE WILL HELP YOU:

  • import and organize large photo collections
  • edit and retouch images including RAW files
  • apply batch operations like renaming and export
  • prepare images for web, print and archiving
  • use metadata, keywords and GPS to find photos

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • Photographers and hobbyists working with digital photos
  • Office staff who manage image libraries
  • Anyone needing efficient batch photo processing
  • Users who want an all-in-one photo workflow tool

COURSE LOCATION AND AVAILABLE DATES



Public courses are usually delivered in Czech, but this course is also available in English. We can arrange private training for your team online, at your premises or in our classrooms, and tailor the content to your needs.

For groups of around 4 or more participants, private training can already be comparable in price to booking individual places on a public course. Send us your requirements and we’ll recommend the best format and provide an exact quote.

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Course content:

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  • Digital photography
    1. Digital camera (advantages and disadvantages, choosing a camera, available options)
    2. Digital photography (advantages and disadvantages, basic concepts)
    3. File formats
    4. Programs for image management and editing (comparison and recommendations)
  • Getting to know the program
    1. Program modules (Manager, Viewer, Editor, RAW)
    2. Setting up the workspace
    3. Program windows
    4. Program capabilities
  • Acquiring images
    1. Copy from device
    2. Scan using TWAIN
    3. Get from clipboard
    4. Screen capture
    5. Download images from the web
    6. Extract images from PDF
    7. Extract JPEG images from files
    8. Convert DNG / RAW
  • Organizing images
    1. Image information (metadata)
    2. Rating images (quality, flags)
    3. Keywords
    4. Other options (e.g., GPS)
    5. Finding images
    6. Sorting
    7. Categorizing
    8. Comparing images
    9. Archives
    10. Bulk renaming
    11. Find and replace
  • RAW format
    1. Importing
    2. Editing
    3. Output
  • Basic edits
    1. Rotate, flip and mirror
    2. Crop and straighten
    3. White balance
    4. Exposure adjustment
    5. Color temperature and color rendition adjustments
    6. Red-eye correction
    7. Noise reduction
    8. Remove imperfections (retouch: clone, heal, retouch brush)
  • Selections
    1. Select all pixels
    2. Shape-based selections (rectangle, ellipse, lasso, polygonal lasso)
    3. Color-based selections (magnetic lasso, magic wand)
    4. Working with selections
  • Adjustments
    1. Levels
    2. Curves (contrast)
    3. Shadows
    4. Blur
    5. Vignetting
    6. Chromatic aberration
    7. Barrel distortion and other image defects
    8. Panoramas
    9. 3D
    10. HDR
    11. Sharpening
  • Effects
    1. Graduated filter
    2. Old photo effect
    3. Oil painting and other artistic effects
    4. Black and white conversion
  • Additional edits
    1. Add text to an image
    2. Image emboss or groove effects
    3. Resize images
    4. Frames
    5. File conversion
  • Outputting images
    1. Browsing images
    2. Slideshow
    3. Web and e-mail
    4. CD and DVD
    5. Printing
    6. Export
  • Information
    1. Information sources (books, magazines, websites)
    2. Development trends and directions
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of the Windows operating system.
Schedule:
1 day (9:00-17:00)

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