Edit photos the way professionals do. Layers, masks and retouching, learned by working on real images from your first lesson.
Outcomes
Curriculum
An indicative outline of the modules and what each covers. Work through them in order, at your own pace.
Portfolio
A certificate proves you finished. The work you build along the way is what gets you hired.
Before-and-after portrait edits that show restraint as well as skill.
A cleaned, colour-corrected product shot on a fresh background, exported for web.
Several images combined into one believable scene with matched light and colour.
Fit
When not to buy this course
If your editing is mostly organising and adjusting whole photo shoots, Adobe Lightroom is the better fit. Photoshop earns its place when you need to work on a single image deeply.
Good to know
Photoshop is a paid Adobe subscription, so yes, eventually. Adobe offers a free trial, which is enough to start the course and decide whether it is for you.
It has a reputation, but the core workflow is layers, masks and adjustments, and you practise those on real images from the first lesson. Everything else builds on that.
Lightroom is for organising and editing whole shoots quickly. Photoshop is for deep work on individual images: retouching, cutouts and composites. Many photographers end up using both.
Every OBA certificate can be verified online by an employer. The edited images you produce along the way are the other half of the proof.
Every course has a 7-day money-back guarantee, and Adobe's trial means you can test the software in the same window. If it does not fit, we refund you.
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