In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses the Quick Edit workspace in Photoshop Elements 11. Quick Edit is the workspace to go to when you want to make common photo adjustments quickly.

Photoshop Elements 11 makes it easy to share your photos with family and friends. See how to quickly post photos to Facebook, send them as email attachments, and share them in fun, interactive Online Albums via the Photoshop Showcase site.

Learn about four intuitive new ways to sort and view your photos and other media in Photoshop Elements 11. The Media tab groups files based on whether they're photos, videos, audio files, PDFs, and more. The Places tab displays photos and videos on a map based on where they were taken. The People tab groups photos and videos based on who's in them, and the Events tab is great for viewing photos and videos based on vacations, parties, and other events.

No matter how many photos you have, Photoshop Elements 11 makes it easy to sort and find them all. This tutorial shows you how to organize photos into albums, use photo stacks and version sets to manage different versions of the same image, and add ratings, keywords, tags, captions, and descriptions.

Learn the ins and outs of Guided Edits, which offer step-by-step assistance for touching up photos, creating cool effects, and more. See Guided Edits in action with a demonstration of the new high-key and low-key photographic effects introduced in Photoshop Elements 11.

Need to fix, enhance, or apply artistic effects just to a specific area of your photo? This tutorial shows you how to use the Smart Brush to select and apply adjustments to a specific photo area with one brushstroke. You'll also learn how to use the Detail Smart Brush to paint on enhancements without making a selection.

Learn three simple ways to adjust exposure, brightness, and/or contrast in your photos. The Instant Fix option in the Organizer offers great results fast. Quick Edit mode in the Editor workspace gives you a bit more control with sliders and adjustment previews. And the Brightness and Contrast Guided Edit offers step-by-step assistance so you can get exactly the look you want.

Take a tour of the new, modern interface in Photoshop Elements 11. See the three-column design of the updated Organizer, learn about the options in the Task bar, and see how you can easily view subsets of photos by People, Places, Events, and even Media. Also check out new Quick, Guided, and Expert editing modes, which enable you to edit photos the way that works best for you.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili describes how to assign descriptive keywords in Photoshop Elements 11 to make photos easier to find.

Get a clear overview of Photoshop Elements 11 with this tour of the Organizer and Editor workspaces. See how to use the Organizer to import photos, organize them into albums, add keywords and ratings to make them easy to find, add captions, make quick fixes, and share them via Facebook and more. Also, see how to enhance your photos in the Editor workspace, which offers Quick, Guided, and Expert modes that let you edit the way that fits your needs.

The Elements Organizer offers a variety of photo projects that make it easy for you to share your images in a variety of ways, as you'll see in this lesson.

This lesson will show you how to create custom greeting cards that feature your photos.

This lesson will show you how to create a reflection effect that can add some elegance to a photo.

In this lesson you'll learn how to apply a variety of adjustments to improve any photo that features a person, making it look like a great portrait.

It happens all the time: You take several photos of a group of friends or family members, but there are closed eyes or funny expressions in each shot. Learn how to use Photomerge Group Shot to combine the best facial expressions and body language from a series of group shots to create a single perfect composite.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili discusses how to use the Photo Fix features  in Photoshop Elements 11 to quickly and effectively crop your photos in the Organize workspace.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains what Photoshop Elements 11 catalogs are and how to use them to keep track of your photos more effectively.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains the Events view in the Photoshop Elements 11 photo organizer and how to use events to organize your photos.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains how to import photos from your camera's memory card or your card reader into Photoshop Elements 11. Jan also discusses how to best organize and name your photos when importing them.

In this movie, author Jan Kabili explains how to use albums in Photoshop Elements 11 to organize your photos. Jan focuses on how to create albums, how to add photos to an album, and how to organize photos within an album.

The Elements Organizer includes a powerful "people recognition" feature that enables you to automatically identify the people in your photos. This lesson will show you how to put this feature to use.

With the Out of Bounds guided edit you can make a subject pop out of the photo, as you'll see in this lesson.

The Adobe Revel service enables you to share your photos across a variety of devices, as you'll see in this lesson.

Easily organize and find your photos & videos fast.

Paint a message in the air with light and capture them to create an amazing Mother’s Day photo. This video shows you how to create and capture flashlight images, use Group Shot to combine them, and add color to your light letters.

Learn how to make text follow the shape of a path you've defined and how use this with photos.

Put more emphasis on the subject of your photo using the Depth of Field Guided Edit in Photoshop Elements 10.

Easily add some “wow” to specific photo areas using Smart Brush, which lets you paint on 1 of 100 effects and patterns. Smart Brush includes 30 new options in Photoshop Elements 10.

Learn how to use three new text tools to create terrific-looking text that curves or flows around any shape, outline, or path.

Make photos more interesting or energetic using new Rule of Thirds and Golden Ratio crop guides in Photoshop Elements 10.

Quickly find photos that contain specific objects — or photos that are visually similar — using supercharged search capabilities in Photoshop Elements 10.

See how to create an amazing collage effect in just minutes using the new Picture Stack Guided Edit in Photoshop Elements 10.

Learn how to quickly import your photo catalog from an earlier version of Photoshop Elements.

In this episode of the Complete Picture, Julieanne Kost helps you avoid unwanted or puzzling results by answering the three most frequently asked questions around opening and round-tripping files from Lightroom to Photoshop.

Video Highlights: Watch all the ways you can organize and find your photos using Object Search, which automatically finds your photos based on what they contain. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/yFgXUj

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: See how to quickly organize your photos in one convenient place. Use automated options to find your best photos or the ones that feature specific people.

Video tutorial describing the process to import media into Elements Organizer.

Create a fun collage to print and frame for Father’s Day or any special occasion. An example of the exclusive tutorials available to Elements Plus members, this how-to video offers tips for using layers and frames and rescaling for best results.

Quickly create a Mother’s Day card with light-painting images. The video includes great tips to capture light-painting photos. You can follow the steps to bring in a set of photos in Editor and create a card by enhancing the photos and adding text.

Have you ever come across a photo where all the highlights and shadows seem just too good to be true? If it’s not HDR processing, it’s pen tablet magic. Find out in this tutorial how to give a regular image a subtle, artistic feel with some clever brush work. Read more after the jump!

Whether it’s for a holiday or special occasion, creating custom greeting cards is fun and allows you to add your personal touch. Learn how to create your own greeting cards.

A calendar is a great way to create a useful gift for your friends and family with your favorite photos. Learn how to create a calendar with pre-built themes.

Have you ever come across a photo where all the highlights and shadows seem just too good to be true? If it’s not HDR processing, it’s pen tablet magic. Find out in this tutorial how to give a regular image a subtle, artistic feel with some clever brush work.

Learn how to use iPhoto to manage the photos you work on in Photoshop Elements. Set Elements up as an external editor for iPhoto so that you can open images in Elements to edit them. Revert to an original image if you don't want to keep your edits, or have the edits reflected in iPhoto.

Learn how to manage and preview your photos using Adobe Bridge. Mark favorites, filter your images, make collections, and tag your photos with keywords.

"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. "

Learn how to use the new Recompose tool in Photoshop Elements 8 to scale an image without distorting the important elements in the image. See how you can also use the Recompose tool to remove unwanted content from an image.

Don't be hasty in deleting unwanted photos. Instead, use the Hide Photos feature to hide photos from view. You can unhide photos at any time. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

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.

You don’t have to create a slick video or add lots of special effects just to share a photo album: Make a simple PDF slideshow to e-mail to friends.

This tutorial will show you not only how to turn dull skies blue, but also to adjust the color in the rest of your photo so it looks like there’s a relationship between the sky and everything else.

This very easy-to-follow tutorial walks you through adding a thin white border and a paper-like curve and drop shadow to your digital photo for a very realistic effect.

Learn how to Combine multiple images in different layers for a sophisticated composition and play with the overlay and other options to completely change the overall effect of your photo.

Albums are a great way to group your photos; to create them, just drag and drop from your library.

Discover an elegant way to share your photos with family and friends. Create a photo book that you can print yourself or have professionally printed. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Find inspiration, tips, tricks, and tutorials on Photoshop.com. Find artwork for embellishing your photos and photo projects. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Safeguard your photos by backing them up to the free Photoshop.com online service. Set up automatic backups and synchronization. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Upload your albums to a personal website on Photoshop.com. Then, share them with the general public or with a restricted group of viewers. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Print individual images, contact sheets, or picture packages using the Print command. Choose preset picture package layouts and add optional frames. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to prepare photos for sharing by e-mail. Use the E-mail Attachments and Photo Mail features to compact an image for delivery via e-mail. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Show off your photos in a custom-built slide show complete with music, text, graphics, and narration. Share you slide show with family and friends. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Create a photo collage using a variety of customizable themes, backgrounds, frames, graphics, and text effects included with Elements. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Take a tour of the Full Edit interface in Photoshop Elements. This workspace gives you full control over editing and manipulating your photos. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to use the Rotate feature, which makes it easy to change the orientation of your photos. Find out what happens when you rotate JPEG images. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Discover a couple of tricks for selecting photos in the Organizer. Learn how to select multiple photos at once or select noncontiguous photos. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Check out the features in the Photoshop Elements Organizer designed to make viewing your photos easy. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Get photos from a camera or card reader into your computer and indexed in Elements. See why it's best to import from a USB card reader. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to get photos from a hard disk into an indexed catalog. You'll also learn how to navigate the Folder Location view. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Combine a sequence of photos into a seamless panorama. Photographer Jan Kabili shares secrets for taking photos for a panoramic image. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

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.

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.

Learn how collections and keywords boost productivity by making finding your favorite photos easy.

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.