Cool Registration is open...oh wait what to choose to do.

[Fastjack]

hi there

cool that I can register, just opened that section up and then Kerpow! the options are overwhelming....

Are there any helpful guides anywhere?

Things I want to do...
1) I want to see the Keynote from the overflow
2) Interested in Aperture and getting more from my pictures
3) User conferences

Things my Fiancé wants to do
1) Interested in Aperture
2) Creative Safari

[Kathy Moran]

If it helps you navigate the site, we have a Power Tool on Aperture, under Series 1.

Under the Click Track, in the Users Conference, there are Aperture classes.

There are also some Photoshop classes (under Power Tools, MacLabs & the Users Conference (Click Track).

The Creative Safari has it's own page under "Conference Programs".

I hope you find all that you're looking for to make your experience at Macworld a success!

~ Kathy

[Fastjack]

thanks for your reply

just going through the site now, trying to organise what we do...

quick question being thick, if I got a Creative Safari package, does that cover all days to the expo or just the 9th? ( as it mentions viewing the keynote in the overflow room ) or would i also have to purchase an Expo plus?

[Kathy Moran]

The Creative Safari package covers the 4 days that the expo floor is open, plus the session you register for on Friday.

If you add any of the other conference offerings that relate to your interest, you will be able to access the expo floor for the 4 days, and also the days of the conference program(s) you select.

[Fastjack]

hi there

many many thanks for all your replies.

I have booked the Creative Safari session....

MacWorld here we come....

FJ

[Paul Kent]

If Aperture is your tool, there are several great options for you. Derrick Story's 2-day Power Tool course is a great way to get immersive and really make Aperture work for you. Derrick is also teaching a hands on MacLab that presents Photoshop workflows for photographers. The User Conference has 8 sessions over two days just for photographers. And then there's Lesa and Shawn King's (Beginner) or Steve Simon (Advanced) Photo Safari's. All great stuff.