Photography post processing workshop on Sunday

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February 23, 2012

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Mangalore, February 23: Mangalore Photography Club will be holding a day-long 'Photography Post Processing Workshop' on Sunday February 26, at Hotel Moti Mahal, in the city.

The workshop is advanced programme useful for both amateurs and professionals alike as it will familiarize the participants with the effective use of technical softwares like Adobe Lightroom, stated a press release issued by the organisers.

Dr. Krishna Mohan is the resource person for the workshop, which would commence at 10:00 am and continue till 5:00pm.

Registration fee for the workshop is Rs. 1300/- (inclusive of lunch & refreshments) with special group discount for registration of over 5 persons. There is also a special fee for students (Rs. 1100/-) As there are only limited seats available, those interested are requested to register at the earliest. For further details contact: Krishi (9880744258), Rohit (9845071770) or Dijiraj (9845285808) or email: [email protected]

Registration is accepted at: Mangalore Photography Club, C/o Crystal Electronics & Appliances, (Opp. Maple showroom), Kumudavathi Building, Ground floor, Balmatta, Mangalore 575001 Phone: 0824 4251525. Outstation candidates may register by phone or email and pay at the venue.

Adobe Lightroom

Adobe Lightroom is the essential post processing software of choice for digital photographers. This unique hands-on intensive workshop is focused on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Participants will learn to download, organize, manage, develop, and present digital photographs using their own laptops. Led by Lightroom experts, this workshop ensures a smooth transition to the digital photography workflow.

Topics include choosing appropriate file formats for image capture, efficiently downloading images from camera or hard drive, sorting, rating, editing, global tone and color correction, critical local corrections, input and output sharpening, presenting slideshows, and printing photographic images using Adobe Lightroom from start to finish. The workshop emphasizes using Adobe Lightroom to its fullest potential by generating time-saving techniques.

Once images are organized and processed we look at ways to integrate Adobe Photoshop or Elements for further image processing if desired along with expert recommendations and strategies for making clear decisions based on how Lightroom benefits each participant's personal approach and digital photography workflow needs.

Participants may bring their laptop to gain practical experience of Adobe Lightroom and walk away with a new perspective and straight forward grasp of Adobe Lightroom, as well as time-saving tips, enabling one to spend less time in front of a computer and more time behind the camera.


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August 2,2020

Mangaluru/Udupi, Aug 2: The twin coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi witnessed sporadic movement of vehicles and relatively less commercial activities today in spite of the withdrawal of ‘Sunday lockdown’ by the state government. 

After the central government announced guidelines under Unlock 3.0, the Karnataka government has removed the complete lockdown concept on Sundays and done away with the night curfews too. So from today (August 2), there will be no lockdown on Sundays.

KSRTC operated its buses as usually. However, compared to other days, today the number of private and city buses on the roads in Dakshina Kannada was limited. 

In Udupi, city buses remained off the roads as the number of passengers was less. However, KSRTC and NARM buses were seen transporting passengers.

In containment zones ban on movement of people will continue till August 31 in Udupi. The Santhekatte market used to function on Saturdays, as there was Sunday lockdown on earlier Sundays. Now the market will be open on Sundays only.

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June 9,2020

Mangaluru, May 9: An Indian expatriate worker from Karnataka’s coastal district of Dakshina Kannada died of in Dubai after he suffered a cardiac arrest.

The deceased has been identified as Yashwant, 37, hailing from Malali Kajila House in Tenkulipady village, on the outskirts of Mangaluru.

He was working as an air-conditioner mechanic in Dubai for the last two years.

As per sources, he suffered a heart attack. However, the exact cause of this death is yet to be known.

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February 16,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 16: An elderly woman from Tamil Nadu was on Saturday reunited with her daughter and son after 14 years at the Mangaluru's White Doves destitute home.

"Mary only knew her name when she came here 10 years ago. Recently, she told us about her home town," Corrine Rusquinha, founder of White Doves told media.
Mary had gone missing 14 years ago from her hometown Kortampet in Tamil Nadu.

"Ten years ago, she was spotted by Mangaluru police who brought her to White Doves home late one evening. Initially, she could only speak Tamil, so it was presumed she was from Tamil Nadu. She was on psychiatric treatment," Rusquinha said.

A few days back, a visiting priest at the White Doves home spoke to Mary in Tamil and asked about her hometown.

"Surprisingly, she could recall the name of her hometown, following which the visiting priest contacted the pastor at Kortampet. Mary's family, including her daughter Gnana Anthony, who is a paramedic student in Coimbatore, was informed about Mary," she said.

Soon after, Gnana and her elder brother came to Mangaluru to take their mother back to their home.

Mary's husband Jhonson, who worked as a cook, had died within a year of losing his wife.

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