Learn how to set up the import preferences in Lightroom and import select images from a compact flash card. Also learn how to change file settings during import-- adding metadata, renaming files, and how and why to convert to DNG format. Applies to Lightroom versions 4 & 5.

Chris Orwig discusses importing images and understanding the importance of photograph and movie file types and how they function in Lightroom. He also reviews the PSD file compatibility preferences and shows how to make sure Lightroom can read your files. Applies to Lightroom versions 4 & 5.

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.

Everything that is placed into InDesign ends up in a frame. You can create frames from scratch, or if you "place" (import) text or images into a document, InDesign automatically creates the frame for you. We'll explore the use of frames in InDesign in this video.

In this video you'll learn about placing, which is how you import photos or text into your InDesign page. We'll go over the popular image formats: PSD, AI, PSD, TIFF, and JPEG. You will also see how to scale, center, and crop photos.

Use the clone stamp tool in Photoshop Touch to duplicate image elements for a surrealistic effect. Russell Brown shows you how to use this technique to keep your file sizes small.

Learn how to bring an image into Photoshop Touch from the Creative Cloud, work on it using your tablet, and then transfer it back to your desktop computer in Photoshop CS5. Russell Brown also gives options for managing your color profiles.

In this quick tip Julieanne shows how to add presets/templates using the Metadata panel.

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 of the Complete Picture, Julieanne Kost demonstrates the two most frequent methods for importing files into Lightroom. She discusses the advantages of each workflow, whether you’re importing directly from a card or importing images already copied to a specific location on your hard drive.

An introduction to Lightroom 3 and the workflow that'll make using it a breeze. You'll learn importing and organizing, developing and editing in both Lightroom and Photoshop, as well as printing and presenting your photos.

Learn the best techniques to edit, restore, and master audio with Adobe Audition CS5.5, and then import audio into other Adobe software such as Adobe Flash Professional and Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you’re a web pro, a video pro, or just want to expand your skills, you’ll learn how to get professional-quality audio while minimizing the time spent engineering audio files.

In his continuing series on HTML5 canvas, Kevin Hoyt shows a couple methods for drawing existing images to the canvas, and how to use them as assets in HTML5 applications and Dreamweaver CS5 projects.

Jacob Surber discusses the workflows available for importing graphics from Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks into a Flash Catalyst project, and suggests ways to make this process easier for developers and designers.

in this episode I'll show you how to get started using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3. Learn how to import images and manage them in Lightroom 3.

There are times when you need to publish a video but hide a portion from view. Many times it’s someone’s face that gets blocked out by pixelating the area around it. This demonstration shows you how you can use the Extended version of Photoshop to import a video and add a non-destructive blur layer that follows someone’s face anywhere in the frame. The final result can be output to any video format or individual still images so you can guarantee no will ever know who was under that blur.

Learn how to create and prepare images to incorporate into your website design.  Save them in web friendly JPG or PNG formats while maintaining a good balance between quality and small file size. Import them into Dreamweaver and make some initial adjustments to layout and alignment.

Adobe Press and video2brain show you how scanners allow you to convert a tangible photograph or piece of art into a digital image that can be viewed on a monitor, transmitted from computer to computer, and archived on a storage device.

It's SO easy to shoot a batch of images, import them into Lightroom, prepare them, and export them ready to email to others. We'll get an overview of the process in this jump-start.

In this episode you’ll learn how and why you would use both Lightroom and Photoshop Elements together.

In this episode you’ll learn how to import a Photoshop Elements catalog into Lightroom.

In this episode you’ll learn why you should consider upgrading from Photoshop Elements to Lightroom for your digital photography workflow.

We've all heard the term ""Ken Burns Effect"", but do you know that this random effect will sometimes zoom into areas you don't want to zoom into? This tutorial will show you how to easily import images and give you complete control to pan, zoom, and travel across images to create customized dynamic slideshows that you can output to Blu-ray, DVD or any device. The ease and power of this tutorial comes from using custom presets for motion and effects in Premiere Pro CS5; a feature that many users tend to miss.

Have you ever tried to import a graphic into Microsoft Powerpoint, only to discover the areas of the image you expected to be transparent have been replaced by a solid white background? In this episode, Colin shows how to export Adobe Illustrator graphics with transparency using the Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format.

Learn how to import complex Photoshop PSD files while keeping the text and graphics editable.

In this video you’ll learn how to import and edit images in Flash.

In this episode Julieanne Kost will demonstrate how streamline Lightroom 3 by taking advantage of presets, templates, Collections, Virtual Copies (and more) in order to eliminate much of the repetitive post-capture tasks such as importing, tagging, developing, exporting and sharing photographs.

Learn how to use the Organizer to download images from your digital camera and import them into your catalog in one efficient step.

With some images imported into the Organizer, you're ready to manage, optimize, and share your images. Learn about the Organizer interface so you can find your way around easily.

In this episode Julieanne Kost will demonstrate how to streamline Lightroom 3 by taking advantage of presets, templates, Collections, Virtual Copies (and more) in order to eliminate much of the repetitive post-capture tasks such as importing, tagging, developing, exporting and sharing photographs.

Learn how to easily remove unwanted areas from an image using the latest content-aware fill functionality in Photoshop CS5. Find out how to natively import .PSD files in FrameMaker to include rich imagery in technical documentation.

Use iPhoto with Photoshop Elements to manage and edit nonJPEG image files, such as Photoshop .psd and raw files. Import .psd and raw files into iPhoto, edit them, and then resave them as .psd files.

"Discover the most efficient method for downloading images into Lightroom and organizing them. Quickly import and manage your photo collection in a library that makes organizing, finding and editing your photos easy. "

The first step in many After Effects workflows is to import footage, whether it's video, still images, or audio. Explore the multiple ways to import files and organize assets in the Project panel.

Learn how to add images to an InDesign document by using the Place function. Use the pasteboard as a holding location for images before final placement.

Adobe Photoshop software is the tool of choice for designers and web professionals. Now with Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended, you can continue to push the boundaries of traditional digital imaging. Realistically blend colors on canvas with the new Mixer Brush. Create superior composites for print or web layouts with new technology that makes it easy to select even the trickiest image elements, like hair. Remove an image element, and let Content‐Aware Fill intelligently replace the missing pixels. Easily create 3D logos and artwork from any text layer, selection, or layer mask using new Adobe Repoussé technology. Use new Exposure Merge technology to create photo realistic or wildly surreal 32-bit HDR images with unprecedented speed, control, and accuracy. And import animated GIFs. Plus so much more.

Import bitmap images to the Stage or the Library. Take an image from the Library and place it on the Stage.

Create HTML click-throughs. Use master pages to share common elements across multiple pages. Import text and images. Add interactive elements.

Get images in and out of Fireworks. Open Photoshop files with layer comps. Save files in multiple formats. Export Fireworks files.

Import and place images into an InDesign document. Access the Links panel using keyboard shortcuts. Use the Links panel to manage multiple images.

A look at improvements and enhancements in the Library module. Learn how to navigate the new Library layout, as well as how to import, organize, and find your images quickly.

Get started with Lightroom as you learn how to import your photos using the Library module.

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.

Julieanne Kost covers the additional options when importing files into Lighroom from their current location, shortcuts, and working with a Raw + JPEG workflow.

Julieanne Kost describes how to import files from a media card including options for previewing, file handling and applying develop settings, metadata and keyword information.

Corey uses Photoshop to transform a video clip into a stylized image using the Import Video Frames as Layers command. RC goes over a couple of different ways to get your video file onto the web using Flash and Dreamweaver.