Lightroom 4 now supports video. RC Concepcion goes over how to import and work with video inside of Lightroom 4.

In this video tutorial Julieanne walks you through the best way to pan and zoom a “time lapse” image sequences, video clip and still photograph using the new Motion options in Photoshop CS6. For those wanting even greater control, Julieanne also demonstrates how to use smart objects to take advantage of Photoshop CS6’s new Transform attribute in the Timeline panel.

On June 30th at the X Games in Los Angeles, CA, Team Hot Wheels made history with one of the most daring stunts in the world: the Hot Wheels Double Loop Dare. Video editor Jeff Tober, a long time Avid and Final Cut Pro editor, and the team at Bandito Brothers filmed the stunt with a total of 36 RED EPIC, Canon DSLR, and Go Pro cameras and then edited the footage in Adobe Premiere Pro on an HPZ820 RED Edition workstation in less than three hours for posting on the Mattel website and YouTube. Watch this video to learn more about how the Hot Wheels stunt film was created and how the crew overcame the tight timeline and other challenges in this shoot.

To watch the full stunt, go to www.hotwheels.com

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FrameMaker 11 has the ability to import rich video or 3D, and link various views of the graphic to text or tables. Ideal for medical devices, airline instrumentation documentation, etc.

Make your digital communication more effective by imbuing content with your personality. Simultaneously capture video feeds of yourself and your screen, and easily mix and edit them to create experiences as impactful as real life. Publish them to video portals with a single click.

Shooting video can be simple and fun if you know the basics. Not every camera is made alike, so you’ll need to spend some time with your own gear to get to know its functionality. This video explores important steps to take before, during, and after a video shoot to help create a high quality project with an efficient workflow.

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

NAPP Instructor RC Concepcion goes over the brand new features of video in Photoshop CS6. Video has been vastly improved in this new version - making it very possible (and very easy) to make a great video from start to finish in Photoshop.

In this video you'll find out how easy it is to insert video content into an HTML5-based web page in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6.

Bring Photoshop editing power to your video footage. Easily enhance any clip using the full range of familiar Photoshop tools, and then create movies using an intuitive set of video tools.

In this episode you’ll learn how add video using HTML5 in Dreamweaver.

Video has come of age, and so has Lightroom 4 public beta. Colin Smith shows you how to make your videos go from zero to hero. Learn how to create custom presets and add them to your videos for one-click cinematic looks.

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 how the new Lightroom 4 Beta will work with and share video clips .

(Download Lightroom 4 beta from Adobe Labs )

In this video, Nicholas Bryan shows you a sneak peek of a potential new feature for video editing software that synchronizes video clips taken with different cameras and different vantage points into a single, immersive video.

In this video, Sylvain Paris will show you a sneak peak of a potential feature for editing videos, including the ability to create 3D fly-throughs of 2D videos and change focus and depth of field.

Dive into a session that tackles the challenges of producing HD video for the web. Learn the best creation and encoding techniques for video and audio distribution for the web using the tools found in Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Production Premium.

Join the Adobe Video Solutions product management team to learn more about the key technologies used to deliver high-quality and fault-tolerant live and on-demand video experiences, and see some eye-popping demonstrations from broadcasters using the technologies today. During this session, you'll learn about Adobe Flash Media Server with HTTP streaming, Flash Player and Adobe AIR for desktop and devices, HTML5, Open Source Media Framework, Adobe Flash Access, Adobe Pass for TV Everywhere, and how companies have put these technologies together to deliver some of the largest video events on the planet.

Join the team from Yahoo! Video as they dig into what it takes to deliver video content at scale to the widest available device footprint, including iOS.

Change the way you think about live video and social media to drive your business with the new P2P options available in the Adobe Flash Platform. Discover how the new P2P protocols (RTMFP) in Flash Player 10.1 can open new doors for video in your applicat

Learn how BlackBerry Tablet OS developers can leverage the rich multimedia capabilities of the BlackBerry platform to create compelling video experiences that attract users. Presenters will discuss video encoding strategies, streaming options, DRM support

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 you can create your movie once and quickly share it in many ways, including on discs, mobile devices, HD TVs, YouTube™, Facebook, or through a convenient web DVD viewing experience. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/AcZ976

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

Video Highlights: Watch how to import from a wide variety of popular devices, from compact camcorders such as Flip cameras to DSLR still cameras. Then see how to experience fluid responsiveness and high performance when editing video, even HD.

Video Highlights: Whether you use Mac OS or Windows, you can now use the #1 selling consumer video-editing software * to easily create incredible movies.

Video tutorial on how to apply video effects to movie clips in Premiere Elements.

In this episode, Jason Levine walks through popular video production workflows as well as the Adobe Media Encoder for outputting video to mobile devices.

Join Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Professional Video, as he discusses the massive shifts happening in the industry today, how Adobe is responding through rapid innovation, and the company's pillars of focus moving forward.

Renaun Erickson, Adobe Flash Platform Evangelist, demonstrates much enhanced video performance in Flash Player 10.3 by taking advantage of better hardware acceleration with Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) on a Motorola XOOM.

In this episode, Colin Fleming shows how simple it is to embed audio and video content in InDesign CS5.5 for export to EPUB.

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.

This video tutorial explains how to use Adobe Media Encoder CS5, part of the Acrobat X Suite, to share and comment on video in a PDF.

Join Greg Rewia, Worldwide Web Evengelist for Adobe as he provide a tutorial about embedding video on the web, which video formats work in each browser, and how to implement your video so that all modern browsers can access it.

Exporting videos and animations can be a tricky process when you consider the wide variety of settings and attributes. In this tutorial you'll learn some basic theory and the simple steps required to generate high quality videos for submission to Adobe Youth Voices using Adobe Premiere Elements.

Exporting videos and animations can be a tricky process when you consider the wide variety of settings and attributes. In this tutorial you'll learn some basic theory and the simple steps required to generate high quality videos for submission to Adobe Youth Voices using Adobe Premiere Elements.

Exporting videos and animations can be a tricky process when you consider the wide variety of settings and attributes. In this tutorial you'll learn some basic theory and the simple steps required to generate high quality videos for submission to Adobe Youth Voices using Adobe Premiere Elements.

In this episode, Russell Brown demonstrates how to enhance video clips and remove dust spots caused by a dirty CCD sensor.

Description - Exporting videos and animations can be a tricky process when you consider the wide variety of settings and attributes. In this tutorial you'll learn some basic theory and the simple steps required to generate high quality videos for submission to Adobe Youth Voices using Adobe Premiere Pro.

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.

To wrap up her four-part series on HTML5, Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis shows an alternate method to serve video on the web and how to decide which method to employ for your clients.

See how Rudy Sarzo, Heavy Metal Rocker-turned Video Editor, harnesses the power of Adobe CS5 Production Premium and HP Mobile Workstations to fuel his creativity.

Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis continues her exploration of HTML5 video on the web.  She demonstrates how to provide Flash as an alternative to HTML5 in order to serve content to users with older browsers.

Join developer and trainer Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis as she explains the ins and outs of embedding video on the web:  which video formats work in each browser, and how to implement your video so that all modern browsers can access it.

There are lots of cameras available today and each one offers different features and benefits. In this video tutorial series, you'll learn to select the appropriate camera, become familiar with the basic operations, and explore popular shooting techniques.

Every time you head out to shoot video, many challenges can come up. Whether you're creating a documentary, narrative, or personal story, to get the most out of your shoot, you should strive to be very organized before, during and after the filming. This video explores best practices for youth video shoots and provides many guidelines that will help yield smooth productions.

W3Conversions' Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis lays down the ground rules for video and HTML5 in a four-part series. First, she provides a crash course on how to think about HTML5 when delivering video and dynamic content for the web.

There are lots of cameras available today and each one offers different features and benefits. In this video tutorial series, you'll learn to select the appropriate camera, become familiar with the basic operations, and explore popular shooting techniques.

There are lots of cameras available today and each one offers different features and benefits. In this video tutorial series, you'll learn to select the appropriate camera, become familiar with the basic operations, and explore popular shooting techniques.

Adobe® Captivate® enables you to enrich your eLearning content with video with a wide variety of video formats. Using Slide Video you can share video across slides and synchronize them accurately across multiple slides or objects in a slide using video frames as a reference.

See how FLV files are handled seamlessly in Adobe Connect. Learn how to handle lower resolution video and still achieve excellent results.

Learn details of recording and editing audio and video for a presentation. Learn how to synchronize audio to animated PowerPoint slides

Learn how to setup your camera correctly for the appropriate white balance, color quality, and recording format. You’ll also discover how to get better focus and create more stable shots when shooting video with your DSLR camera. Find out how to review clips, drop clips into the timeline, and adjust levels, saturation or color in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Learn how to shoot better quality video by recording better audio in the field. Discover which microphones, tools, and techniques are best for shooting events or interview footage with your DSLR camera. Find out how to synch your audio and video in Adobe Premiere Pro as well as edit or remove background noise.

In this multi-part series, Jason Levine will cover the step-by-step process of working with DSLR video in Premiere Pro CS5, from the Camera to the Timeline to the Web and beyond. If you're a photographer looking to get into DSLR video, or maybe you're already shooting video but just don't know how to get started, Jason will cover all the basics, including tips for adding images, music, text, PSD files and more, all the way through exporting to popular sites like YouTube and Vimeo.

Create a video slide show complete with music, and sync the duration of your slideshow to a song or playlist.

Now you can play video right on the stage in Flash CS5, allowing for great control. Combine that with easy-to-use cue points and new skins and you’ll quickly realize video has never been easier.

Learn to build a simple video chat with LiveCycle Collaboration Services. Tom Krcha highlights how Adobe LiveCycle Collaboration Services benefit developers creating applications with the Flash Platform.

Learn how to preview video on the Stage in the FLVPlayback component, add and edit video cue points within Flash Pro, seek to a cue point, and begin using cue points in ActionScript code.

Learn how to leverage video for Flash within your enterprise, including how to create an encoding portal and publish with Flash Media Server, as well as implementing access controls to protect your content with LDAP and Active Directory. This session will introduce how the Adobe created Adobe TV using our own products to help increase view times and employee attention while reducing costs. Go through the steps of deploying, configuring, and monitoring Flash Media Server within your network, and learn how to implement a publishing system for live and recorded media.

The vast majority of video professionals use Adobe Photoshop software to help them create and enhance visual effects and motion graphics, or to prepare still images and text for inclusion in video projects. With new Photoshop CS5 Extended, you can leverage cross‐platform 64‐bit support, the unrivaled Photoshop image‐editing toolset, and Adobe 3D Forge—the powerful Photoshop 3D engine that enables you to create and enhance 3D and motion‐based content. Plus, you can enjoy tighter integration with Adobe tools you use every day, including Adobe After Effects CS5, and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. Realistically blend colors on canvas with the new Mixer Brush, and paint on 2D and 3D artwork more naturally using lifelike Bristle Tips. Remove an image element, and let Content‐Aware Fill intelligently replace the missing pixels.Use new Exposure Merge technology to create photorealistic or wildly surreal 32-bit HDR images with unprecedented speed, control, and accuracy. Take advantage of new Adobe Repoussé technology to easily create 3D artwork from any text layer, selection, or layer mask. And so much more.

Learn how to easily work with video and audio in your projects with Flash Catalyst.

Rich Harrington highlights some of the new features in Photoshop CS5, and explains how video professionals can use them in their work.

See how Adobe Flash Player 10.1 makes it possible for STV to distribute videos across Flash-enabled mobile devices worldwide.

In this Adobe After Effects CS4 tutorial, you'll learn how to use Video Noise Reduction plug-ins to clean up any noise you might encounter in your footage. Jason Levine walks you through the entire process.

In this Photoshop for Video podcast, Richard Harrington looks at the ability to export a video preview directly out of Photoshop directly to a monitor supporting SD input.

Ever wondered how you can create personalized video on the web? This tutorial shows you how it’s done using After Effects CS4 and Flash Professional CS4.

Jeff Foster shows you how to convert video layers to smart objects and when to use them. If you want to apply a filter or effect to video in Photoshop CS4 Extended, this is a skill you need.

Learn all the different ways you can export your video files in this Adobe Premiere Elements tutorial.

This installment of Atomic Learning's ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Premiere Elements to prepare video for your PDF portfolio.

In My Heart and InDesign, a music video created by the Adobe TV team, showcases new features in CS4 Production Premium.

Learn how to add video to your Flash and Adobe AIR projects. In this Flash Professional CS4 tutorial, we continue building out an AIR application as Paul Burnett shows you how to super-charge your projects with video.

Use Adobe Media Encoder to encode a video clip as an FLV, F4V, or MP4 file. Import video into Flash. Choose the controls to play back the video.

Adobe Video Evangelist Jason Levine shows you how the Adobe Media Encoder CS4 can take a single Premiere Pro timeline and quickly export it out to multiple sources and formats.

Learn how to capture video to a hard drive. Establish project settings. Locate, record, and play footage. View the Project panel.

Learn the basics of video editing. Select and trim video. Set the in point and out point of a clip. Select multiple files and place them in the Timeline.

Just how do they encode those beautifully-crisp videos you see playing in the Flash Player? In this episode, learn the basic encoding rules, see the new Adobe Media Encoder, and pick up some tips and tricks along the way.

You've got a video, and you just want to play it back on your blog or website. This episode is for you — featuring down and dirty techniques for publishing your video on the Flash platform.

Learn the basics of video editing. Select and trim video. Set the in point and out point of a clip. Select multiple files and place them in the Timeline.

Learn how to capture video to a hard drive. Establish project settings. Locate, record, and play footage. View the Project panel.

4th of July is long gone but it is never too late to honor those for whom it never was a holiday. Plus easy ways to make web videos.

Lisa Larson-Kelly uncovers the mysteries of working with video in Flash. Learn about codecs, encoding, progressive vs. streaming, and more. Then find out how to submit your own questions!

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to stabilize shaky video shots inside of Photoshop.

Join Kevan O'Brien as he discusses how shooting progressive video rather than interlaced video allows for higher quality and clearer/less noisy web video.