Lean to combine multiple exposures together into one composite shot with Adobe Photoshop CS6. This tutorial demonstrates stacking images and using advanced blend modes to combine multiple images together.

Stop motion is a great technique for beginners and advanced media makers. There is lots of room for experimentation and creativity and it can work in pretty much any environment with a camera and computer. This video introduces helpful concepts and techniques required to tell exciting stories using stop motion.

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.

Tips and techniques for adding information about the photos to metadata and learn how to use collections and smart collections to help keep images organized for a variety of purposes.

A look at the Map module, with an emphasis on the various ways you can add location information to your photos.

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

Learn how to do basic image cleanup to eliminate simple spots and distractions.

Learn how to use the Crop and Lens Correction controls to straighten images and correct for perspective.

Learn how to use targeted adjustments to fine-tune specific areas of a photo.

Learn how to create a black and white image and add a color tint and vignette effect.

Learn how to send images from Lightroom to Photoshop for more advanced retouching work.

Learn how to share images quickly and easily on Adobe Revel and Facebook, and then engage with friends via comments.

Learn how to create a simple slideshow of your favorite images to share with others during or after a trip.

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.

Learn how to do quick and easy video edits that can be made in Lightroom 4.

In this episode of The Complete Picture, Julieanne demonstrates the incredible power of Variables in Photoshop. Learn how to cut hours of time out of your production time when you need to combine text and photographs. Although this feature has been in Photoshop for many releases, only a small number of customers know if it’s immense power for tasks such as automating event photography, creating web banners and graphics.

See how Tim Tadder's fast-moving photography got even faster.

We create a fantastic time-lapse using Photoshop CS5 Extended. Thanks to the images from James at www.deepspaceplace.com. Unfortunately he set the white balance on Auto and it needed to be fixed. Not as easy as you would think! We use the color blend mode, and the blend if sliders to fix it. But we also keep the subtle color of the planets.

This super advanced demo talks about some of the 32 bit editing tools that are available in Photoshop CS4 and CS5. Also learn some amazing techniques for combining these 32 bit images with Smart Objects. Randy Jay Braun Photography

Discover how to improve your Photoshop graphic design projects with Smart Objects. Randy Kepple Photography

In this episode of the Complete Picture, Julieanne demonstrates several ways to use leading lines in order to guide a viewer’s eye through an image including leading towards the primary subject, keeping movement within the frame, and adding tension to a composition.

Special guest David Ziser shares some wedding photography tips and tricks.

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

Scott and Matt have some legitimate tutorials to share and Rick Sammon has a quick photography tip on taking group shots.

Matt and Dave go through some tutorials while Dave tries to keep his hands down and Rick Sammon shares one of his quick photography tips.

Find out which method of tagging images works best for the photography you do, and simplify the creation of collections of images.

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.

Adobe Photoshop software is the undisputed standard in digital imaging, preferred by professionals worldwide for its unmatched editing and compositing capabilities. Photoshop CS5 redefines the image‐editing experience with a strong focus on photography, breakthrough painting and selection capabilities, and a wide range of workflow and performance enhancements that boost productivity at every level. Designed for professionals who want to push the boundaries of traditional digital imaging, Photoshop CS5 Extended delivers everything in Photoshop CS5 as well as features that enable you to create and edit 3D imagery and motion‐based content and perform advanced image analysis. Watch this video for a sample of just a few of the many powerful features in both products.

This video shows a cool effect for backgrounds behind sports photos that can be used in everything from ads to little league and school photos. You'll see that a couple of quick gradients can add some drama and change the entire look and feel of an image.

I saw an ad for a reality TV show that included the outline of a person wearing a suit – with no one actually wearing the suit. This could have been done in a number of ways, but I'll show you how to fake it in Photoshop to achieve the same effect.

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.

Dave and Scott have a custom shape tool and a shadow tutorial respectively. Scott invites everyone to join his Photo Walk and David DuChemin is in the studio to talk about his new photography book.

When we think of blurring we usually think of the Gaussian Blur filter. But the blur photographers get from it tends to look fake. The Lens Blur filter provides a much more realistic blur and, with some setup time, can create some very realistic results.

Gabriel Powell introduces you to the Camera Raw feature. This tutorial is taken from Adobe Photoshop CS4 Learn by Video - the official training for the Adobe Certified Associate exam: www.peachpit.com/learnbyvideo.

Adobe Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost shows you how Photoshop CS4 will help you with it’s intelligent scaling, alignment and auto-blending.

You’ll be amazed how much faster you can fine tune your images with the new Adjustments and Masks Panel in Photoshop CS4. Julieanne Kost shows you how.

Emphasis and balance help enrich an image, as Rob Sheppard explains in this tutorial.

When taking photos of something so big that the perspective gets skewed, use the Correct Camera Distortion filter to save the building walls from falling in on themselves.

A not very well known Elements feature lets you export your digital slide shows for TV viewing—widescreen, HD, and international formats are all available.

In this Adobe Bridge tutorial, Julieanne Kost shows how to use the powerful new features in Bridge CS4 to output your photos as interactive web galleries and PDF files.

Adobe Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost shows you all the ways Photoshop CS4 and Lightroom 2 work together to increase the efficiency of your workflow.

Learn how the new GPU Acceleration in Photoshop CS4 greatly enhances your productivity. Adobe Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost talks about this great new time saving feature.

Adobe Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost shows you how easy it is to trim valuable time off of your workflow with the new advancements in Adobe Bridge CS4.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to use the refine edges command in Photoshop CS3 to enhance your selections.

Landscape photography isn't always easy. Rick Sammon and Rob Sheppard show how to utilize light settings, shutter speed and setting the background for the ultimate photo.

The wild west is a great scene to learn with Rick Sammon about background settings when shooting a subject with your digital camera.

Rick Sammon explains how to explore to find an optimal angle to achieve the best picture. This tutorial is part of the Digital Photography A-Z, Take Better Photos! Course at xTrain.

Setting the exposure can be difficult, especially when there is an array of settings. Learn with Rob Sheppard how to set exposure for the highest-quality image.

The Photoshop Guys are reunited this week for an annual tradition. This gift guide episode is dedicated to sharing holiday gift ideas for people who are into photography.

Corey shares a text effect that he created using Adobe Illustrator. RC has special guest Matt Kloskowski on the show to talk about HDR photography.

Corey found a cool, free plugin that works with your web browser to create a 3D interface. RC shows off some of his favorite new features in Photoshop CS4.

Richard Harrington shows you the new photomerge features in Photoshop CS4 that can take your panoramic photography to the next level.

In this tutorial on portrait retouching techniques, Eddie Tapp shows how to fix imperfections in clothing with the Liquify filter in Photoshop.

RC goes through some of the general processes when using Lightroom and looks at some of the new features in Lightroom 2. Special guest Jean Francois O'Kane shares a photography video on lighting your subject with one light.

Learn how to use the Guides panel to show or hide guides. Then, discover how to use the Overlay panel to add overlay options such as an Identity Plate.

See how to create custom layouts using the Picture Package Layout Engine in Lightroom. Add images to a picture package, resize them, and then organize the layout.

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.

Take a tour of the updated Develop module in Lightroom 2.0. Julieanne Kost shows how to make nondestructive localized corrections using the new Adjustment Brush and Graduated filter tools.

Julieanne Kost gives an overview of the updated Export options in Lightroom 2.0. Learn about integration with Photoshop, as well as updates to the Print, Slideshow, and Web modules.

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

Learn how to navigate the Library module with Matt Kloskowski. He reviews the Library panels and shows you how to use them to manage your photos.

Learn how to rate your images in Lightroom so that you can easily find your favorite photos from a particular shoot.

Learn how to find your photos quickly using the Filter Bar in the Library module. Discover how to find images based on different criteria, such as Attribute or Metadata.

Get a quick overview of the Develop module and an introduction to the tools you'll use most often.

Matt Kloskowski shows you how to use the Develop module to do tonal and color corrections, the two types of edits you'll do most often in Lightroom.

Matt Kloskowski shows you the special effects options in Lightroom that you can use to add finishing touches to your photos.

Get an up-close look at the Adjustment Brush and other tools used to make localized corrections in Lightroom.

Customize how your images print using the Template Browser. Learn how to use the Layout Engine and the various layout templates included with Lightroom.

Learn how to customize the layout templates included with Lightroom. Change image settings such as zoom and brush strokes. Change layout settings like margins and cell size.

Use the Print Job panel to print your image layouts to a printer or to a JPEG file. Discover the different print options available for both output formats.

Matt and Dave have tutorials and Scott has an interview with guest photographer David duChemin who shares some travel photography tips.

Saving a selection as an alpha channel can be quick and easy. This tutorial with instructor Deke McClelland covers the most basic and obvious way to save alpha channels.

This tutorial demonstrates how to sharpen a blurry photo whether caused by a moving subject or photographer with the Smart Sharpen filter in Photoshop CS3.

In this tutorial, Chris Orwig teaches how to manipulate images with masking and paintbrushes. He shows how to create a perfect landscape by merging two different images.

Set up Adobe Lightroom to make it quick and easy to edit images in this video with Rob Sheppard. This tutorial is part of the Lightroom: Organizing Your Photos Course at xTrain.

Get started in Adobe Lightroom with Rob Sheppard's class about importing photos into Lightroom. This tutorial is part of the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: Organizing Your Photos Course at xTrain.

Learn how to automatically set up and save your Photoshop files and preferences in this class with Ben Willmore. This tutorial is part of the Fast Track Photoshop CS3 Course at xTrain.

Instructor Richard Harrington explains how to use panoramic photography in Photoshop to make virtual sets that you can insert your actors over.

Setting the exposure can be difficult, especially when there is an array of settings. Learn with Rob Sheppard how to set exposure for the highest-quality image.

RC shares the benefits of using the Article Tool with your PDFs when you are working in Acrobat. Special guest David Ziser discusses lighting patterns to use in your portrait photography.

Rick Sammon explains how to explore to find an optimal angle to achieve the best picture. This tutorial is part of the Digital Photography A-Z, Take Better Photos! Course at xTrain.

Landscape photography isn't always easy. Rick Sammon and Rob Sheppard show how to utilize light settings, shutter speed and setting the background for the ultimate photo.

Learning how to use your digital SLR is important. In this tutorial, Rob Sheppard will teach you how to set up your camera for optimal use in various settings.

Do color variations and adjustments in Photoshop ever give you a hassle? See how the experts of xTrain adjust their color in Ben Willmore's tutorial.

The wild west is a great scene to learn with Rick Sammon about background settings when shooting a subject with your digital camera.