Five things you'll be able to do after four days

Composites that hold up, portraits that look real, more from your raw files — Sept 14–17, about $11 a session.

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August 28, 2026 10:59am EDT

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30+ World-Session Instructors • Sept 14–17 • Register

Photoshop World 2026 — Live Online September 14–17

What You’ll Gain

Five things you’ll
be able to do.

Every photographer has a short list of things they’d love to be better at. Four days is enough time to work through most of it — not in theory, but with the people who do this professionally showing you exactly how, live. Here’s what that looks like by September 17.

Build composites that hold up. Clean selections, light that matches, edges that hold up when you zoom in. It’s the difference between a composite that works and one that almost does — and it comes down to technique you can learn.

Anya Anti, “Selections & Masking: Beyond the Magic Wand” • Brooke Shaden, “How to Edit Like a Painter”

Retouch portraits that still look like people. Skin that keeps its texture, color that looks like real light, and a finish you’d be happy to hand a client. You’ll see it done by hand and with AI, so you can decide which you prefer.

Lisa Carney, “Cinematic Portrait Finishing (No AI)” and “AI-Assisted Portrait Retouching with Firefly”

Get more out of your raw files. Tone, contrast, and knowing where you want the eye to land. A technically correct image and an image someone stops on are two different things, and this is how you get the second one.

Serge Ramelli, “AI Masking: Get the Best Out of Your Raw Files” and “Ansel Adams’ Zone System, Reimagined”

Put AI to work without losing your style. Where the new tools genuinely save you hours, where they get in the way, and how working pros are fitting them into real client work. You stay in charge of the image.

Sessions across all three tracks, plus the Keynote with Scott Kelby and the Adobe team

Work faster on everything you edit. Most of what makes an editor fast is knowing which tool to reach for and in what order. That part is completely learnable, and four days is plenty of time to pick it up.

Kirk Nelson, “The Photoshop Decision Tree” • “Scott’s 20 Favorite Photoshop Tricks”

See all 45+ sessions across three tracks →

Photoshop World 2026
Sept 14–17 • 100% Live Online

One pass covers all of it — every session above, plus more than 45 others across four days, taught live by more than 30 of the best in the business and yours to rewatch for a full year.

$499

for the whole conference — every session, every track, every replay.
That works out to about $11 a session, and they’re yours to keep for a year.

Four days in September, and you’ll be working differently for the rest of the year.

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