Adobe Bridge allows you to automate the offloading of camera. Here we see how to use it to handle file conversions, rename photos, embed preview files and assign copyright information.

This movie give you a fast way to process a large number of images for output. This is great for processing RAW files, adapting images for devices such as iPads, and applying copyright to metadata.

This is a video poem produced with images created through the use of Photoshop. Youth took photographs in a studio built with recycled material and edited them to illustrate a poem written by one of the participants. In some images, they mixed their own photographs with fragments of pictures from the Internet, but in a way that would not violate the established copyright rules. Stop motion techniques were also used to convey the message. This media was part of a bullying prevention campaign that aimed to sensitize youth regarding the respect for differences.

Adobe Youth Voices is all about creativity and originality. In this video, you’ll learn how to create original media and use media created by others while following the Adobe Foundation guidelines for distribution.

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.

Understanding ownership of your own work and others is a very important part of youth media. This tutorial examines the fundamental concepts of copyright law and describes how to license your work to Adobe. Learn about these important concepts and gain the tools to use them.

Trying to remember where all your files are by filename alone is a losing battle with hard drives that hold hundreds of thousands of files. Metadata can help narrow your searches by allowing you to embed unique information about each file. Adobe Bridge will allow you to apply Metadata templates to thousands of files automatically so you can get started organizing your files today.

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.

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Matt and Dave are in the studio with tutorials. Scott is absent, but still involved with another taped segment with copyright attorney Ed Greenberg.