The June 2012 update to the components of the Digital Publishing Suite include a couple new, user-facing features. This video provides an overview of new Digital Publishing Suite features including: previewing a single layout on iPad (for Mac users) and a new setting to control "Viewer Version" when creating a folio.

Backpacker is the first US magazine to use Digital Publishing Suite for social sharing. This video walks readers through the life cycle of an article being shared through email and twitter, showing both web view and iPad view.

Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of new features found in Viewer Builder inlcuding: building Viewers for iPhone, universal iOS Viewers, adding artwork for HD apps, and some sharing controls.

Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of sharing in DPS apps, controling what is shared and paywall setup, and how sharing works from an iPad.

Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of new design features including iPhone authoring, renditions for multiple devices, and new workflows for InDesign to generate alternate layouts for these devices.

Adobe updated the components of the Digital Publishing Suite in May 2012. This video provides an overview of new production options for Digital Publishing Suite. New features include background publishing, a new interface, and options to control both article sharing and TOC listings

Adobe updates the components of the Digital Publishing Suite about every six weeks. Some users have been confused about which updates to install and when to do this. Adobe Digital Publishing Evangelist Colin Fleming helps clear up this confusion. The two major components are the Folio Builder and Folio Producer Tools downloads. This video discusses these and other components, when one should install these updates, and when one should wait to install them.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces a new type of overlay called Scrollable Frame and refined how Pan & Zoom is handled. This video introduces theses features along with a cursory discussion of iPad3 authoring for Digital Publishing Suite.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces a new features for Enterprise users. There's a new and improved method for "restricted distribution" which allows a publisher to control who can see specific folios. The new method is much easier than the previous technique and will appeal to member organizations. Enterprise subscribers can also modify more navigation buttons including the Library and Viewer icons; and they can use a new method to link from an article to their custom store for their app.

The mid-March update to Digital Publishing Suite introduces new features for custom Viewers for Digital Publishing Suite applications. This video introduces new features including: iPad3 support in Viewer Builder, bookmarks, and sharing to Facebook.

See how to edit video in Photoshop CS6 beta. Colin Smith teaches you about timelines, multiple clips, transitions and more. From the PhotoshopCAFE Photoshop CS6 beta Launch site. http://www.photoshopcafe.com/cs6

3D is all new in Photoshop CS6 beta. Colin Smith shows you the new features including shadows, reflections, modeling, bevels, materials, lighting and more. From the PhotoshopCAFE Photoshop CS6 beta Launch site. http://www.photoshopcafe.com/cs6

Photoshop CS6 beta has all new cropping and perspective cropping tools Colin Smith shows you how to use the new features. see the many options of the GPU empowered crop tool in action. Straighten perspective and more with the perspective crop tool.. From the PhotoshopCAFE Photoshop CS6 beta Launch site. http://www.photoshopcafe.com/cs6

Colin Smith shows you the new blur gallery in Photoshop CS6 beta. See the 3 different types of lens blur and bokeh in action. Tilt-shift miniaturization, field blur and iris blur are all fun and powerful. From the PhotoshopCAFE Photoshop CS6 beta Launch site. http://www.photoshopcafe.com/cs6

Photoshop CS6 beta has a new interface and a lot more. Join Colin Smith as he provides a whirlwind tour of the top new features. Find out some cool tips and see Photoshop CS6 beta in action. Discover all that's new in the layers panel too! From the free launch site resource at photoshopCAFE.com/cs6

Motion blur is something that occurs naturally in photography but there are many ways that we can create realistic motion blur in After Effects too. Colin will show you the settings and options to help you control motion blur on animations, graphics and even on videos that don’t contain any movement at all. He will also demonstrate how to add motion blur to the many animation presets that ship with After Effects.

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.

Colin Smith gives you a brief tour of the book module in Lightroom 4 public beta. You can drop your photographs into nicely designed templates. Add some captions and send them off to print. It’s that easy.

Geotag your photographs and tie them to a location on an interactive map. Colin Smith shows you how to get around the world and take your photos with you. The map module in Lightroom 4 beta is nothing short of fun!

The way images are processed has changed in Lightroom 4 beta. Join Colin Smith as he explains what has changed and addresses the new way of adjusting your images using PV2012.

Adobe introduced the powerful Roto Brush in After Effects CS5 allowing you to increase your productivity when compositing layers together. Colin has some great tips to help you get the most out of Roto Brush including how to help After Effects make the best choices when propagating new frames.

Colin Fleming describes direct entitlement, a feature exclusive to enterprise customers. Direct entitlement is a way for publishers to sell or extend a digital version of the publication to print subscribers. Colin describes the advantages of direct entitlement, walks through the subscriber sign-in process, and describes how it is set up.

Once again a customer question turns into an episode with the idea of something Colin calls Super Zoom. Colin shows you how to combine a high resolution still image with video so the camera can zoom into macro levels without the image getting pixelated. Using After Effects motion reframes and color correction, this can be achieved to create a seamless blend between video and a still.

Many moons ago, Adobe incorporated Aldus Filter Gallery into Photoshop. Colin will show you how these filters may be ready for a rebirth by showing how to combine them with the power of Smart Objects to create new and exciting patterns and backgrounds that can be experiment with and updated dynamically.

The Pen tool can be found in many Adobe applications and they way it works can sometimes be a little different. Colin Smith will take you through the similarities and differences with the Pen tool in Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop and After Effects. Colin also talks about AICB, what it means and why you should use it.

The measurement tool in Photoshop CS5 Extended can accurately measure distance, area and angels in your image but did you know that you can customize the scale that you measure? Colin will show you have to use these tools and accurately measure the height of our stand-in criminal Karl Miller. Also covered will be out to print our 1:1 so that measurements can be taken from printed outputs.

Go beyond the default settings for importing audio in Premiere Pro and control if all audio is imported as mono, stereo or 5.1. Colin will show you how do take control of all your imported audio and how to change and remap the output setting for each clip in your project. He’ll also show you the difference between Track keyframes and Clip keyframes and hot to use fader automation to create them.

As you can see nothing can stop Colin Smith from getting those power tips your way! New season coming soon so stay tuned!

Learn best practices and step-by-step instructions on how to take your content from creation to publication to distribution on the Sony Reader, Kindle, and iPad. This session is organized into three sections: optimal layout of eBooks using Adobe InDesign CS5.5, export from InDesign CS5.5 to Adobe Digital Editions, and conversion of a book to the appropriate file format for use on a particular reading device. Also included is a discussion of EPUB enhancements in InDesign CS5.5.

See how the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite can help you create rich and engaging content and applications for tablet devices including Android, iPad, and BlackBerry PlayBook. Join Colin Fleming, Adobe digital publishing evangelist, to learn about Digital Publishing Suite Professional and Enterprise Edition features and to get an overview of the workflow that leads from Adobe InDesign to your own custom application. This session is great for designers who are new to digital publishing and want to get a better understanding of how it works, as well as the benefits.

Some articles are best designed as long scrolling pages. In this video you'll see how to create these layouts and add them to articles.

An HTML article is a dynamic and flexible form of content, and you don't need to build InDesign layouts for this content. In this video you'll learn how to upload and work with HTML articles.

Sometimes you want to share your work with friends or colleagues, and this is an important part of the larger DPS workflow. In this lesson we'll look at sharing design folios at both of these levels.

You've built your folios and now you want to distribute your work as an application for iPad or Android. In this lesson you'll learn what's involved in using the Viewer Builder to get your custom viewer ready for submission to your favorite app store.

In this episode, you'll see how the applications within Production Premium work together including Premiere Pro, After Effects, Media Encoder and Audition.

Get an overview of the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite - learn all the steps required to successfully design and publish a media-rich interactive document to a range of tablet devices.

This episode is for all the After Effects users who want to easily get their audio from the timeline into Audition for editing and multitrack composition. We’ll start with some on location sound and show you now to create a new multitrack version that includes free sound effects from Resource Central which is built in to Audition.

Audition has been the king of noise reduction ever since its introduction from Adobe but sometimes cleaning up noise can be difficult when the background noise overwhelms the foreground audio. If you’ve ever experienced one of these problematic files where removing the noise introduces other artifacts like a “burbly background”, then this episode will help you understand powerful settings like Spectral Decay Rate and Smoothing that help control those artifacts and just remove the noise.

Join Colin Smith as he talks about how the new HP workstations powered by Intel Xeon processors can super charge Adobe Audition.

One of the easiest ways to increase the quality of your videos is to have good audio. In this episode of No Stupid Questions, Colin Smith gives you an introduction to noise reduction using Adobe Audition CS5.5

Part three on how to hide someone’s face in a video, this time we’re using Adobe After Effects CS5. If you need to obscure an element in a video, like a face or unlicensed product, this episode will demonstrate how it’s done using an adjustment layer and After Effect’s built-in effects.

Part two on how to hide someone’s face in a video, this time we’re using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. If you need to obscure an element in a video, like a face or unlicensed product, this episode will demonstrate how it’s done using a track matte key and Premiere Pro’s built-in effects.

Colin’s back showing off how fantastic his Z800 workstation performs with the new Adobe 5.5 software. In this episode he shows you how to send a complete Premiere Pro sequence to a multitrack project in the new Adobe Audition 5.5. From there he shows how you can add effects to individual clips, or complete tracks with lots of built-in effects or support for VST and AU plug-ins. Once complete, this project can be send back to Premiere Pro CS5.5 or exported to OMF or Final Cut Pro XML.

Watch Colin Smith, Adobe's Senior Solutions Engineer for video products, share the future of Audio in Adobe's Creative Suite software.

Photoshop is the perfect place to create and import complex 3D models, light them, animate them and output mind blowing creations. This demonstration will show you how easy it is to create a texture that uses animated layers that play back directly on 3D models and react to lights, environments and more.

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.

Adobe Bridge includes a powerful feature that allows you to output PDF’s using the built-in Output module. This often overlooked feature makes create contact sheets, full-page outputs, and other layouts a breeze using ready made templates or even customized design. You’ll also see how to overlay transparent watermarks for image protection and branding.

Adobe InDesign CS5 is the perfect tool to use when authoring books and this demonstration will introduce you to a simple technique that ensures the cover of your ePub will look exactly like the original artwork including rich typesetting, drawn objects and images. By placing and InDesign document into an existing InDesign document, you bypass the inherent restrictions of the ePub format and your book cover looks fantastic no matter what device you use. Special thanks for Colin Fleming for creating this fantastic technique.

Live Trace is one of Illustrator's most unique features but sometimes the vector result contains small unwanted artifacts. This tutorial shows you how to use Photoshop layers in combination with Illustrator Live Trace to fine tune the final vector result to give you gorgeous, transparent results with very little effort and still maintain complete control.

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.

Make your DVDs and Blu-ray discs more dynamic by using After Effects to create live, dynamic menu transitions. An added benefit is this technique uses Adobe’s Dynamic Link technology so any changes you make in After Effects is instantly updated in Encore - no need to render!

The easiest 3D tool you have ever used. Reposse makes it so easy to turn anything into a realistic 3D object. Colin Smith walks you through the basics of extruding some text and then applying a brick texture to it.

Perhaps the best tool in Photoshop CS5? You be the judge. Colin Smith shows you how easy it is to create high quality cutouts. He takes a photo of a woman and then removes her and places her into another photograph. So quick and easy!

Colin will show you what the new natural media brushes are all about. Learn how to create a work of art from a photo using the “not much skill required” mixer brush. This one will have you dying to try out these tools.

The puppet warp tool can be the craziest, most fun tool you have ever used. Your host, Colin Smith, explains what practical uses there are for this tool and proceeds to totally ignore them and just has fun with it.

Colin Moock delves into the world of multiuser experiences, showing, among other things, how to turn your phone into a big-screen multi player game controller.

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

One of the most amazing tools in Photoshop CS5, "Content Aware Fill" replaces a selection with the background texture of a Photograph. Join Colin Smith as he shows you this magical tool that changes everything.

Photoshop and Flash can now play together as friends. Colin Smith shows you the best approach to bringing in PSDs in Flash. We will look at the import options and planning strategies in Photoshop before exporting.

Colin Smith will show you how to take multiple photographs with a shallow depth of field and blend them all together into a single image that is sharp and in focus. This is a great technique especially for product and macro photographers.

Learn how to find memory leaks and fine-tune application performance using the Flex Profiling perspective.

Fix program bugs and problems using Flex Builder's diagnostics tool, the Flex Debugging perspective.

Learn how to place visual content on screen, then rearrange, remove, and manage it with code with guest-star Jim Corbett, the creator of ActionScript's display API.

Learn how to create visual content in ActionScript 3.0. Guest-star appearance by Adobe engineer Jim Corbett, the creator of ActionScript's display API.

Learn to refer to a single object from multiple parts of a program, then study the principles of memory management in ActionScript.

Enjoy a gentle introduction to the fundamentals of object-oriented programming, including classes, objects, methods, and variables in this ActionScript tutorial.

Get to know the world of ActionScript 3.0, the spirit of Flash, and your intrepid instructors.

Colin Smith shows you how to make basic black and white adjustments in Adobe Lightroom 2. Discover how white balance and color affect back and white adjustments.

The big WOW feature in Camera Raw 5 is the ability to make localized corrections. Join Colin Smith as he shows you what this tool is capable of.

Understanding how catalogs work is at the heart of Lightroom. Colin Smith shows you how to set up and manage catalogs in Lightroom 2.

Use Dodging and Burning to bring out the best in your photos. Learn when, where, and how as well as the proper techniques with a Wacom tablet.

Colin Smith shows you how to create feature rich Flash galleries without knowing anything about actionscript or even Flash for that matter. Lightroom 2 makes it too easy.

Colin Smith shows you how to scale an image while preserving the size and shape of important details. He also shows you how to use channels to preserve specific parts of the photo.

Check out the new interface in Photoshop CS4. Colin Smith shows you how to control the application frame, panels and also how to manage windows using all the new features.

Rediscover the Adjustment layers through the powerful Adjustments panel. Colin Smith shows you all the main features as well as the new Mask panel and the revamped Dodge, Burn and Sponge tools.

Photoshop CS4 does things like never before. Colin Smith shows you the new viewing options. Smoothly zoom, pan and move around your image with complete freedom. Discover the Flick-Pan and pixel grid tools too.

Colin Smith walks you through the new Content Aware Scale. This thing is like magic! Scale while preserving the important parts of a photo. Learn how to use channels to gain even greater control.

Colin Smith shows you how to create a plastic, squishy text effect. This is similar to what you may see on a video game box. These types of effects are a lot of fun to play around with and will stretch your creativity.

Create a nice black and white effect in Photoshop. Colin Smith then shows you how to use the pressure sensitive tools with a Wacom tablet to create some nice masking effects.

For years, photographers have been creating cross processed effects with photos. It's easy to create this effect in Light room 2. Join Colin Smith as he walks you through the process.

A very popular technique for Landscape photographers is to use a graduated neutral density filter. Colin Smith shows you how to use the new Graduated filter in Lightroom 2.

In this episode, Colin Smith explains what masks are and shows you how to open up creative possibilities by leveraging their power. Animate an image inside text and create a funky border

Easily change the shape of a body and lose pounds instantly. Colin Smith takes you on a Photoshop weight loss program without the hunger pangs and pain associated with traditional methods.

Importing PSD's into Flash used to be a real chore. Not anymore! Colin Smith walks you through importing native layered Photoshop Documents with ease.

Colin Smith experiments with the Lens Blur Filter. This technique will add believable depth of field to your images. Create dreamy backgrounds while keeping your main subject crisply in focus.

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.

"Lightroom 2 has some fantastic multi-monitor support. Find out what you can do with this new power. Colin Smith shows you how to leverage both monitors and find a more efficient way of working. "

Create the cool gritty effect with regular photographs using Photoshop CS3 and a little know-how. Colin Smith walks you through one of the most popular photo techniques of today.