Digital artist Bert Monroy shows you a new approach to creating and manipulating 3D objects in Photoshop CS4. Recorded at Photoshop World Las Vegas, 2008.

Learn the differences between shape layers, paths and pixel filled shapes. Whether you want to add arrows or use a custom shape to mask an image, here's how.

Author Rich Harrington answers the $1000 question and recommends a point-and-click camera; Photoshop Elements; and a portfolio for your work.

Author Bert Monroy answers the $1000 question and recommends getting a camera with good digital zooms and the most megapixels.

Russell Brown aka Dr. Brown shows off the new Clone Source panel in Photoshop CS3. See how this creative genius takes the Clone Source feature to a whole new level.

It's time to go on a virtual diet in Photoshop. Actually we're going to use the Liquify filter to take about 10 pounds off this guy. You'll learn a couple of tips as well.

Photography instructor and author Chris Orwig recommends buying a good camera and starting to shoot, plus investing in lenses because they'll last for years.

Take advantage of the newly redesigned Lightroom Export features. We'll see how to create our own presets so that we can export our images in various formats for various needs.

Get started in digital photography for only $1000, with advice from expert Scott Kelby.

Learn portrait retouching techniques for whitening eyes and teeth as well as smoothing skin, acne and blemishes. You'll never look at portraits the same.