Jeff Sengstack, the InfiniteSkills.com author of Learning Adobe Audition, presents Audition’s Generate Noise effect. Jeff shows you how to create standard noises – white, pink, gray and brown – and offers tips on how to adjust noise parameters and apply effects to noise files to create exciting sound effects.

Photoshop has an abundance of helpful shortcuts and hidden tricks that allow designers to get more done in less time. Attending this energetic, fun, and fast-paced session will leave you smacking your forehead and saying "I wish I'd known that years ago!" This session will reveal as many tips and techniques to boost your productivity as can be packed into 60 minutes. In this session, Michael Ninness, Senior VP of Product and Content, lynda.com, will cover:+ The top 20 power shortcuts every Photoshop user MUST know.+ Easy techniques for correcting color and tone and recovering image detail.+ Automating certain tasks — without recording Actions!+ Optimization tips for smaller and more efficient web graphics.

Photoshop has an abundance of helpful shortcuts and hidden tricks that allow designers to get more done in less time. Attending this energetic, fun, and fast-paced session will leave you smacking your forehead and saying "I wish I'd known that years ago!" This session will reveal as many tips and techniques to boost your productivity as can be packed into 60 minutes. In this session, Michael Ninness, Senior VP of Product and Content, lynda.com, will cover:+ The top 20 power shortcuts every Photoshop user MUST know.+ Easy techniques for correcting color and tone and recovering image detail.+ Automating certain tasks — without recording Actions!+ Optimization tips for smaller and more efficient web graphics.

In this episode of The Complete Picture, Julieanne reveals her Lightroom to Photoshop workflow used to create the still life “Cyclical”.

This lesson will guide you through a basic workflow for optimizing the overall tone and color in your digital images.

In this episode of The Complete Picture Julieanne explains the best way to add a color tone to an image using the Split Tone and Tone Curve panels and shows how to save presets to increase your productivity. Click here to download the presets discussed in the video. Note: although this video was recorded in Lightroom, the same techniques are available in Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop CS6.

In this episode of The Complete Picture Julieanne demonstrates the best way to convert images to Black and White as well as how to save presets to increase your productivity. Click here to download the presets discussed in the video. Note: although this video was recorded in Lightroom, the same techniques are available in Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop CS6.

In this lesson, Andy Anderson walks you through the steps of using Lightroom 4's Tone Curves

The Gradient Map Adjustment layer has over 35 new presets to emulate traditional darkroom techniques for toning and split-toning photographs. Learn how to load and apply gradient maps to a single image as well as how to download and use Julieanne’s template to quickly see what each preset would look like on your own photograph through the magic of Smart Objects. The files she references can be found here. http://adobe.ly/OBIOdz

Learn how to use basic adjustments for tone and color to optimize the appearance of a photo.

Napp Instructor Matt Kloskowski goes over the background behind clariry. After this, Matt explains which images benefit (and which images are hurt) by clarity.

This lesson will guide you through a basic workflow for optimizing the overall tone and color in your digital images.

Get creative with your digital video using the Motion workspace in Photoshop CS5 Extended. Make basic adjustments to color balance, tone, curves, and more. Or experiment with one-of-a-kind video-editing features including lens corrections and the ability to apply stunning, hardware-accelerated effects filters with the Pixel Bender plug-in.

Learn all about using Parametrics in Adobe Camera Raw to control the balance of tones in your images.

See how Adobe Premiere Elements 10 can automatically boost color tone and vibrance without affecting skin tones. Learn to adjust color with complete control. Also, learn how to independently adjust color in highlights, shadows, and midtones.

Build essential Adobe Photoshop CS5 skills to produce images that look great, load fast on the web, and work well in Adobe Flash Professional. We'll reveal optimization techniques for making images look their best, debunk web resolution myths, show quick and easy ways to correct composition, tone, and color, and demonstrate how to recover image detail using Camera Raw on JPEG files. You'll learn how to automate many common tasks without creating complex Photoshop Actions, plus discover many other Photoshop shortcuts. By adopting these workflow tips, you’ll save time on everyday tasks and have more fun.

Discover how to create the highest quality image possible by harnessing the power within the Develop module in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Master the tools needed to enhance, refine, and add creative effects to your images using both global and local nondestructive image adjustments, including white balance, tone curves, vibrance, clarity, sharpening, and color enhancements. Also learn how to create presets to quickly apply these effects to multiple images and prepare your images for final delivery with speed and efficiency.

Video Highlights: See how to automatically boost color tone and vibrance without affecting skin tones, or use sliders to adjust color with complete control. You can also independently adjust color in highlights, shadows, and midtones for perfect color throughout your movie. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/wYsKyS

In this tutorial, Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe, Jason Levine walks you through some basic techniques for using Secondary Color Correction in Premiere Pro CS5.5, focusing on skin tones, as well as individual color selections for more intricate grading tasks…all played in real-time thanks to the amazing, 64-bit Mercury Playback Engine.

In this Episode of The Complete Picture Julieanne focuses on little known features and helpful hints for making the most out of the Lightroom Print Module. Learn how to create a template for posting images to your blog using the print to JPEG option, apply custom edge effects and backgrounds using Identity Plates, screen back images using the Tone Curve, and more!

In this episode, Russell Brown reveals a unique way to blend Smart Objects together for advanced image adjustment control.

See how to create photo-realistic or surreal HDR images with unprecedented speed, control, and accuracy. Get better-than-ever results thanks to automatic ghost removal and greater control with tone mapping and adjustments.

Watch as Content-Aware Fill magically fills in the space left behind when you remove any image detail or object. This breakthrough technology matches lighting, tone, and noise so it looks as if the removed content never existed.

Learn essential Photoshop CS5 skills to produce images that look great, load fast on the web, and work well in Flash Professional. We'll reveal optimization tools and techniques for making images look their best, while debunking web resolution myths. Discover easy techniques for correcting color and tone and recovering image detail. Learn how to enhance JPEG files using Camera Raw and how to control optimization settings for embedded bitmaps in Flash Professional. And, get tips for optimizing your workstation for fast performance. This session is a must for anyone who works with images for web and interactive design.

This Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 tutorial unlocks the secrets of using the 3-way Color Corrector for secondary color effects. Secondaries only affect one part of an image, leaving the other values alone. Learn how to just affect skin tone in an image, boost saturation for a green field of grass, and much more.

In this Episode of the Complete Picture Julieanne demonstrates how to use Lightroom 3’s Develop Module to use color, tone, placement of content, and stylistic effects to give a series of images a unified look and feel. Learn how to use leading lines to tie images together as well as repeating shape, detail and balance to form a cohesive story.

Fine-tune sepia tints with gradient maps and blending modes.

Subtly enhance images by boosting unsaturated colors more than saturated ones. Protect skin tones to maintain realism.

In this episode of The Complete Picture, Julieanne Kost covers the new Merge to HDR Pro and Tone Mapping Adjustment features in Adobe Photoshop CS5 which allow you to get a much higher dynamic range in your images.

Achieve an HDR (high dynamic range) look with regular images. Apply sharpening and increase vibrancy and saturation in an image with a single adjustment.

Apply adjustment layers to manipulate the color, tone, contrast, and other aspects of images. Apply adjustments non-destructively, monitor levels in the panel's histogram, and paint away adjustments with the built-in layer mask.

Learn how to use audio tracks and cross-fades to add ambient sound to cover breaks in audio.

For those who are looking for the HDR “effect” without all the hard work, there is the new HDR toning. Colin Smith shows you how to use it and also makes you aware of some pitfalls. He then goes nuts and shows you how to create a cool work of art.

Colin Smith first cuts through the hype and explains what HDR really is. Then discover the new HDR functionality in Photoshop CS5. There is tone mapping and the killer feature, “De Ghosting.” Truly amazing

With Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended, you can use new HDR Pro technology to create photorealistic or wildly surreal 32-Bit HDR images with unprecedented speed, control, and accuracy. Exposure Merge offers automatic ghost removal and greater control with tone mapping and adjustments so you can retain complete clarity and see the full tonal range.

With Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended, when you remove an image element, Content-Aware Fill replaces the missing pixels almost magically. This revolutionary new tool matches lighting, tone, and noise so it looks like the deleted content never existed.

Trying to get the color in your photos saturated enough, but not too much (and without degrading the skin tones), is a very common problem for photographers. The new Vibrance adjustment in CS4 makes this task much easier.

Simplify image adjustment by easily accessing every tool you need to nondestructively adjust and enhance the color and tone of your images.

In this Adobe Photoshop CS4 Tutorial, Russell Brown covers a wide variety of new Photoshop tools including Content Aware Scaling, Mirror Image Cloning and the Protect Tone feature.

Learn about the automatic selection tools in Photoshop Elements, which select areas of an image based on color and tone. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn about the automatic selection tools in Photoshop Elements, which select areas of an image based on color and tone.

Use the improved Dodge, Burn, and Sponge tools with the Protect Tones setting to achieve subtle and seamless corrections.

Chris Orwig explains why carrying a camera around sharpens observations. Live from Photoshop World 2008, Las Vegas, Chris shares tips and shortcuts to get more out of your images in Lightroom 2.

Richard Harrington shares tips on the new, subtly refined tools in Photoshop CS4 to help get the results you want with your images.

Newly inducted Photoshop Hall-of-Famer Martin Evening reveals a much more efficient way of developing presets in Lightroom 2. Recorded at Photoshop World Las Vegas, 2008.

Richard Harrington shows you how to use the new vibrance adjustments in Photoshop CS4 to boost the saturation of a scene without affecting skin tones.

Once you have merged to HDR only half the work is done. The magic happens with Tone-Mapping. Colin Smith shows you how to use Photomatix and Photoshop's tools together for best results.