In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains how to import photos from your camera's memory card or your card reader into Photoshop Elements 11. Jan also discusses how to best organize and name your photos when importing them.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses how to use the Photo Fix features  in Photoshop Elements 11 to quickly and effectively crop your photos in the Organize workspace.

The Elements Organizer includes a powerful "people recognition" feature that enables you to automatically identify the people in your photos. This lesson will show you how to put this feature to use.

See how you can create gorgeous photo keepsakes that are uniquely yours.

Learn how to stand out from the crowd on your Facebook page. View video for quick tips on how to update your cover photo on Facebook using Photoshop.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast Terry White shows how to take a photo, separate it from its background and then bring it into Adobe Illustrator to Trace it and make it part of a logo design.

Lightroom 4 now has the ability to create stunning Photo books. RC Concepcion goes over how to produce a Photo book with an collection in Lightroom.

In this move Chris Orwig explains how to set up the import preferences in Lightroom and import select images from a compact flash card. Chris discusses how to evaluate photos before import and determine which photographs are the best, and explains the different methods that can be used for importing images. He also shows how to change file settings during import, from adding metadata to organizing and renaming files.. The movie also demonstrates the value of making a second copy of imported images and reviews the benefits of the DNG format .

In this movie Chris Orwig discusses how to upload photographs to Facebook and Flicker through Lightroom Publishing Manager. He also reveals some file size options and tips on choosing which photos to share.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows the various ways of creating photo slideshows with Adobe Muse.

Learn how to import your images with an emphasis on topics related to travel photographs, such as assigning keywords and dealing with a secondary catalog while traveling.

Learn various methods for printing your photos, from contact sheets to fine-art prints.

Learn how to create a photo book using your favorite images the Book module and print through Blurb or export to PDF.

Once you've got your photos in Lightroom, you'll probably want to know how to get them out so that you can email them or put them on the web. NAPP Instructor Matt Kloskowski goes over just how to do this.

There are three different types of layouts in the Layout Style panel. NAPP instructor Matt Klowskowski will show you the benefits of the Single Image / Contact Sheet layout style, showing how this is great when you want to print one photo, or multiple photos all with the same exact print size.

Lightroom has a feature that let's you watermark your photos all at once when you export them into JPEGs. NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski goes over the process of adding both text based and graphic images as watermarks.

Paint a message in the air with light and capture them to create an amazing Mother’s Day photo. This video shows you how to create and capture flashlight images, use Group Shot to combine them, and add color to your light letters.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast Terry White shows how to use a feature of the NEW Map Module in Lightroom 4 to Geotag your photos with a .GPX Log file as well as how to do Reverse Lookup.

Discover how the new Lightroom 4 Bata allows you to sort and manage your images based on where they pictures were originally taken the new map Module makes it possible.

(Download Lightroom 4 beta from Adobe Labs )

In this quick tip, you’ll learn how to synchronize a folder so that Lightroom can add new photos to a previously imported folder.

In this episode I'll show you how to publish your photos directly from Lightroom to your Google+ Account.

In this quick tip Julieanne shows when to toggle Lightroom’s Show Photos in Subfolders feature and why turning it on might show a 0 photo count for your top most (parent) folders.

Quickly find photos that contain specific objects — or photos that are visually similar — using supercharged search capabilities in Photoshop Elements 10.

Learn how to quickly import your photo catalog from an earlier version of Photoshop Elements.

Video Highlights: See how to easily access your photos from your mobile device or any web-connected computer, thanks to 2GB of online storage and an online version of the desktop Organizer. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/xi1Akw

Video Highlights: See how you can paint on effects and patterns to enhance areas of your photos using Smart Brush and the 31 new effects found in Photoshop Elements 10, including Snow, Pencil Sketch, and Oil Pastel. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/AclU32

Video Highlights: Watch how to easily use the new Guided Edits in Photoshop Elements 10, which provides step-by-step assistance to highlight your subject by simulating depth of field, add a diffuse glow to create a dreamlike Orton Effect, or break a photo up into a fun collage of snapshots. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/wwstY5

Video Highlights: Watch how easy it is to bring your photos to life using customized pan and zoom motions that add drama or fun to your story. Automated options can even do the work of finding faces and zooming to them. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/yOKr6A

Video Highlights: Watch how the Photomerge technology easily removes distracting elements from photos in just a few clicks, creates a perfect group shot, and combines elements of different faces for entertaining results. Versions 8 and up.

Video Highlights: Watch how Photomerge Style Match analyzes the stylistic qualities of any photo you choose and then automatically applies those qualities to another photo. With its enhanced blending capabilities, Photomerge Panorama fills in jagged edges as it automatically stitches together multiple horizontal or vertical photos.

Video Highlights: Watch how you can conveniently share photos on Facebook* directly from the Organizer, which automatically optimizes your media so it looks it's best.

Video Highlights: Make photo creations the way that works best for you thanks to Basic and Advanced design modules that let you choose your level of control. (Access more layouts with Plus).

In this episode we'll tackle one of things that confuses most new Lightroom users and those switching from Adobe Bridge to Lightroom. The question of "where are my photos and what has Lightroom done with them?"

Michael Chaize shows off the integrative functionality of LiveCycle Collaboration Service, streaming video and photos in real-time between applications on PC and tablet devices. The Samsung Galaxy Tab and Blackberry PlayBook are featured.

In this episode I'll show you how to set up the Hard Drive Publish Service to allow you to continue to manage your photos in Lightroom, but also sync them to your iDevices via iTunes without using iPhoto.

In this episode, Terry White shows you how to fix a family photo using Adobe Photoshop.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to prepare photos for your PDF portfolio.

Learn how speed the process of photo restoration using the Spot Healing brush and Content-aware Fill.

In this episode, Total Training demonstrates Sharing Photos in Photoshop Elements 8.

Have you ever come across a photo where all the highlights and shadows seem just too good to be true? If it’s not HDR processing, it’s pen tablet magic. Find out in this tutorial how to give a regular image a subtle, artistic feel with some clever brush work. Read more after the jump!

A photo collage is a great way to display several photos at a time. The Photo Collage feature in Photoshop Elements gives you a variety of pre-built layouts to use.

Remove unwanted noise from photos using improved Color and Luminance noise reduction controls.

Use the new Watermark Editor to create custom text and graphical watermarks and apply them to photos when you export, print, or create slide shows or web galleries.

Bring photos directly into Lightroom from a camera that's tethered to your computer, such as on location or on a photo shoot.

Use the Publish Services panel in the Library module to upload your photos directly from Lightroom to Flickr and other web sharing sites.

Print photos in virtually any layout or configuration: The new Custom Package feature lets you drag and drop photos onto the page and resize as you like.

Have you ever come across a photo where all the highlights and shadows seem just too good to be true? If it’s not HDR processing, it’s pen tablet magic. Find out in this tutorial how to give a regular image a subtle, artistic feel with some clever brush work.

In this episode, Terry White shows us the new Lightroom 3.2 update. The update features support for lots of new cameras and tons of new Lens Profiles, however it also features new Publish Services including Facebook. Terry show's you how to set it up and upload photos directly to Facebook from Lightroom 3.2.

Apply layer effects to artfully enhance images.

Learn how to manage and preview your photos using Adobe Bridge. Mark favorites, filter your images, make collections, and tag your photos with keywords.

There are a plethora of ways to treat a portrait for a myriad of uses, but that is for another feature. Let's tackle adding drama or a cinematic quality to a regular, humdrum portrait. Let's even throw in a little bit of faking HDR. That way if you work on a project that requires a stunning shot without the stunning photography, you'll be able to cobble something together using your mad skillz!

There are many ways to restore old photos. Here I look at a different approach for bringing two pieces of a torn photo together. The end result looks great, and you'll see the tools that repair the photo a lot faster than if I used the traditional route.

Learn how to retouch photographs using non destructive Camera Raw techniques in this Episode of The Russell Brown Show.

Color balancing one part of a photo often makes another part look worse. It can be difficult to perfect all parts of a photo. Luckily the Adjustment Brush, a new tool in Photoshop CS4 Camera Raw, lets us achieve good color in multiple parts of a photo.

In this episode I'll show you how to create a Smart Collection that automatically identifies photos in Lightroom that are candidates to be deleted.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to prepare photos for your PDF portfolio.

Wide-angle lenses often introduce distortion into photos. Tall buildings look like they're leaning over, and, depending on how close you are to your subject, some things may look like they're bulging or curved. This tutorial will show how to fix that.

Don't be hasty in deleting unwanted photos. Instead, use the Hide Photos feature to hide photos from view. You can unhide photos at any time. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Get an inside look at the design and development of a scrappy little photo scrapbooking tool for kids. The Postcards development team will dig deep into challenges Adobe AIR developers face, including building a visually rich and animated application.

This very easy-to-follow tutorial walks you through adding a thin white border and a paper-like curve and drop shadow to your digital photo for a very realistic effect.

Discover an elegant way to share your photos with family and friends. Create a photo book that you can print yourself or have professionally printed. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Discover a couple of tricks for selecting photos in the Organizer. Learn how to select multiple photos at once or select noncontiguous photos. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Check out the features in the Photoshop Elements Organizer designed to make viewing your photos easy. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Get photos from a camera or card reader into your computer and indexed in Elements. See why it's best to import from a USB card reader. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to use the Rotate feature, which makes it easy to change the orientation of your photos. Find out what happens when you rotate JPEG images. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Create a photo collage using a variety of customizable themes, backgrounds, frames, graphics, and text effects included with Elements. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to get photos from a hard disk into an indexed catalog. You'll also learn how to navigate the Folder Location view. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to prepare photos for sharing by e-mail. Use the E-mail Attachments and Photo Mail features to compact an image for delivery via e-mail. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

While in Venice, Kush realized what a viewer was going through as photos filled the disk. He talks to Julieanne Kost from The Complete Picture about how to archive and backup those priceless memories.

Discover an elegant way to share your photos with family and friends. Create a photo book that you can print yourself or have professionally printed.

Create a photo collage using a variety of customizable themes, backgrounds, frames, graphics, and text effects included with Elements.

In this Lightroom 2 tutorial, Julieanne Kost shows you how to set up Lightroom to e-mail your photos with the simple click of one button.

Learn how to get photos from a hard disk into an indexed catalog. You'll also learn how to navigate the Folder Location view.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to quickly stylize photos with Photoshop's layer styles to achieve a variety of effects.

Resizing your photos has never been easier! Matt shows you how to do it all with Photoshop.com.

Have some fun with the distortion tools at Photshop.com. Matt shows you how to twist and bend your photos.

Matt Kloskowski shows you how easy it is to edit your photos on Photoshop.com.

Matt Kloskowski explains the importance of sharpening your digital photos and shows you how to do it in Photoshop.com.

Create a web photo gallery using built-in HTML and Flash templates that you can customize, preview, and upload directly to an FTP server.

Create a web photo gallery using built-in HTML and Flash templates that you can customize, preview, and upload directly to an FTP server.

Use the Photo Downloader Utility included with Photoshop. Retrieve images from a digital camera. Organize photos on a hard drive. Name images.

Use the Photo Downloader Utility included with Photoshop. Retrieve images from a digital camera. Organize photos on a hard drive. Name images.

Have you ever wanted to stretch a photo's background but leave the foreground unchanged? Deke shows you how in a way that'll make you so happy, you'll think you're on drugs.

Why should article editors have all the fun? Assign spreads to InCopy-equipped photo editors, and they can import, manipulate, and edit images right in the layout.

Create the cool gritty effect with regular photographs using Photoshop CS3 and a little know-how. Colin Smith walks you through one of the most popular photo techniques of today.