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  • Mastering Color in Photoshop CS4: Creative Color
    Matt Kloskowski

    This course will cover how to make color adjustments inside of Camera Raw and Photoshop

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    1. Introduction (01:52)
    2. The Basics: All the Color Theory You Need in 5 Minutes (05:28)
    3. The Basics: Color in Photoshop vs. Color in Camera Raw (05:55)
    4. Color Correction: Fixing Color in Camera Raw, 1 (06:48)
    5. Color Correction: Fixing Color in Camera Raw, 2 (06:25)
    6. Color Correction: Selective Color Correction (06:47)
    7. Color Correction: Matching Color in Multiple Images, 1 (06:19)
    8. Color Correction: Matching Color in Multiple Images, 2 (06:30)
    9. Enhancing Color: Getting the Heavy Lifting Done in Camera Raw (05:52)
    10. Enhancing Color: Adding Vibrance and Saturation (05:24)
    11. Enhancing Color: Selective Color Enhancement (08:13)
    12. Enhancing Color: Enhancing Color with Focus (07:57)
    13. Changing Color: Changing One Color to Another (05:28)
    14. Changing Color: Advanced Hue and Saturation (06:17)
    15. Changing Color: Changing the Overall Color Mood (08:15)
    16. Removing Color: Creating a Great Black and White (08:25)
    17. Removing Color: Split Toning and Tinting Black and Whites (05:37)
    18. Removing Color: Duotones and Quadtones (07:45)
    19. Conclusion (00:40)
    20. Total: 01:55:57

  • The Nikon D700
    Laurie Excell

    Professional photographer Laurie Excell goes through the menus and options of the Nikon D700

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    1. Introduction (00:39)
    2. Key Features (00:57)
    3. Buttons and Dials (03:03)
    4. Top of the Camera (06:25)
    5. Front of the Camera (05:59)
    6. Front Right of the Camera (02:21)
    7. Back of the Camera (05:08)
    8. Finishing Up with the Buttons and Dials (13:52)
    9. Connector Cover (02:12)
    10. Playback Menu (06:02)
    11. Shooting Menu (06:32)
    12. Shooting Menu: Image Area (04:05)
    13. Shooting Menu: Picture Control (07:16)
    14. ISO and Noise Reduction (05:04)
    15. Multiple Exposure (02:44)
    16. Custom Setting Menu (08:06)
    17. Custom Settings: B Series (03:52)
    18. Timer and AE Lock (02:20)
    19. Custom Settings: D Series (07:41)
    20. Bracketing and Flash (04:13)
    21. Setting Options with Flash and Bracketing (03:53)
    22. Controls (09:02)
    23. The Setup Menu (11:29)
    24. The Retouch Menu (01:40)
    25. My Menu (02:39)
    26. Bonus: The MBD10 (02:10)
    27. Total: 02:09:24

  • Successful Pre-Production for Location Shooting
    Richard Riley

    Avoid the pitfalls of location shooting by concentrating on pre-production before you reach your location

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    1. Three Golden Rules (04:06)
    2. Location Checklist (03:39)
    3. Do Not Assume (04:08)
    4. Location Scouting (04:33)
    5. Production Schedule (03:00)
    6. Production Book (07:00)
    7. Producers Kit (10:15)
    8. On Location (04:36)
    9. Wrap Up (02:24)
    10. Total: 00:43:41

  • Dreamweaver CS4 for Beginners
    Rafael "RC" Concepcion

    Learn the functions and capabilities of Dreamweaver CS4 as RC goes through the basics of building and designing a website with the new version

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    1. Introduction (00:31)
    2. Getting Started (02:36)
    3. Defining a Site (06:26)
    4. Adding Content (04:19)
    5. Installing Extensions (04:35)
    6. Cascading Style Sheets (07:56)
    7. Creating CSS (11:51)
    8. CSS IDs (13:45)
    9. Modifying IDs (09:36)
    10. Creating a Layout (14:55)
    11. Creating a Template (08:31)
    12. Linking (17:37)
    13. Clean Up (07:24)
    14. Setting Up Forms (16:49)
    15. Publishing a Site (06:32)
    16. Conclusion (00:50)
    17. Total: 02:14:13

  • Online Photo Portfolios with Lightroom 2 and Dreamweaver CS4
    Rafael "RC" Concepcion

    In this course, RC explains the process of creating an online Photo Portfolio site using Lightroom 2 and Dreamweaver CS4

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    1. Introduction (00:37)
    2. Using Collections and Collection Sets (08:39)
    3. Module Specific Collections (04:31)
    4. Creating an HTML Gallery (05:36)
    5. FTP Overview, and FTP Inside of Lightroom 2 (09:00)
    6. Project Structure and Website Definition in Dreamweaver CS4 (07:37)
    7. Using CSS for the Site Layout (07:45)
    8. Using Templates in Dreamweaver CS4 (07:42)
    9. Creating a Flash Gallery in Lightroom 2 (07:47)
    10. Applying the Template to a Lightroom 2 Gallery (07:19)
    11. Adding Pages and Creating Links (10:58)
    12. Modifying the Site Using More CSS (12:07)
    13. Changing the Photo Gallery and Upgrading Simpleviewer (07:34)
    14. Publishing Your Website (02:05)
    15. Conclusion (00:41)
    16. Total: 01:39:58

  • The Making of Times Square: Part 1
    Bert Monroy

    Digital painter Bert Monroy, who uses Photoshop and Illustrator to create realistic images, describes the processes used when making his painting of Times Square.

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    1. Introduction (02:00)
    2. Photomerging (05:43)
    3. Organization of Reference Material (07:57)
    4. Creating the Stone Textured Facade (06:45)
    5. Creating Composite Files (08:25)
    6. Making the Lamppost (08:32)
    7. Creating a Traffic Light (08:38)
    8. Creating a 3D Logo in Illustrator (05:58)
    9. The Layers of Shrek (05:57)
    10. Creating the Face of Shrek (06:14)
    11. Making the Shrek Vest (06:02)
    12. Video Game Box Covers (09:35)
    13. Row of Spot Lights (07:08)
    14. Three Dimensional Bolts (12:04)
    15. Putting Flat Signs into the Third Dimension (05:15)
    16. Total: 01:46:13

  • Getting Up To Speed with Wacom Intuos 4
    Corey Barker

    Corey examines the new Wacom Intuos 4 tablet and takes it through its paces to show you what it can do.

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    1. What is In the Box (01:32)
    2. Setting Up and Driver Install (03:15)
    3. What is New to Intuos 4 (03:04)
    4. What is Pressure Sensitivity? (01:49)
    5. The Grip Pen (08:32)
    6. The Mouse (02:13)
    7. Screen Mapping (05:30)
    8. Express Keys (08:42)
    9. Touch Ring (04:43)
    10. Radial Menu (06:17)
    11. Changing Nibs (02:05)
    12. Pressure Sensitivity in Photoshop (07:49)
    13. Supplemental: Setting up the Wireless Intuos 4 (06:10)
    14. Supplemental: The Wireless Intuos 4 (02:22)
    15. Conclusion (00:34)
    16. Total: 01:04:37

  • Lightroom 2: A Creative Approach - Part 2
    Jack Davis

    With Photoshop Lightroom 2 Adobe has introduced tools that have the power to completely change the way we shape our photography. Instead of working one image at a time, one step at a time, now the vast majority of our photographic finishing can be done quickly, elegantly and nondestructively in one place.

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    1. Effects and Presets - Part 1 (18:54)
    2. Effects and Presets - Part 2 (08:37)
    3. Effects and Presets - Part 3 (10:42)
    4. Effects and Presets - Part 4 (09:38)
    5. Instant Black and White and Tint (06:53)
    6. LR2 to Photoshop and Back - Part 1 (13:00)
    7. LR2 to Photoshop and Back - Part 2 (15:22)
    8. LR2 to Photoshop and Back - Part 3 (10:16)
    9. Dynamic Exposure Combining (06:33)
    10. Photomerge and Photoshop Enhancing (20:07)
    11. Total: 02:00:02

  • Wedding Portraits - Getting the Perfect Shot at Tricky Locations
    David Ziser

    Wedding photographer David Ziser takes viewers along with him to three location shoots as he sets up wedding portraits at a park, church, and a beach

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    1. Welcome (11:46)
    2. Background Clouds Behind the Groom (02:05)
    3. Camera and Flash Adjustments (04:00)
    4. High Key Bridal Shot (05:53)
    5. Direction of Light (05:26)
    6. Under a Canopy (06:21)
    7. Stone Steps (06:11)
    8. New Park Location (12:45)
    9. Twirls and Swirls (00:49)
    10. Natural Light (08:33)
    11. Bride and Groom on the Bridge (03:27)
    12. Sacred Heart Church (06:36)
    13. Bride Near the Back Pews (07:07)
    14. Groom at Second Location (04:26)
    15. Repeat of the Pews (04:56)
    16. Low Angles (06:13)
    17. Stained Glass Window (01:57)
    18. Rays and Pillars (02:55)
    19. Repeating Arches (02:18)
    20. Bride at the Front of the Church (04:26)
    21. Spiral Staircase (03:44)
    22. Above the Head (02:06)
    23. Outside the Front of the Church (09:25)
    24. Sunset at the Beach (08:53)
    25. Backlighting as the Sun Fades (05:51)
    26. Total: 02:18:09

  • Creative Integration with Photoshop CS4 and Illustrator
    Corey Barker

    Both of these applications are amazing by themselves, but once you begin to integrate features form each you will see a world of possibilities open up. In this course we will cover the numerous ways you can utilize the strengths of both Photoshop and Illustrator to be more efficient and more creative

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    1. Introduction (00:30)
    2. Setting Up Color Preferences (04:02)
    3. Difference Between Raster and Vector (04:35)
    4. Using Artboards and Templates (11:06)
    5. Importing and Exporting (07:15)
    6. Copying and Pasting (08:54)
    7. Transferring Color Sets (11:03)
    8. Exploring Presets, Part 1 (10:37)
    9. Exploring Presets, Part 2 (08:14)
    10. Photoshop Effects in Illustrator (07:20)
    11. Using Live Trace (10:33)
    12. Working with Text Objects (10:23)
    13. Masking and Transparency (08:33)
    14. Warped Integration (09:38)
    15. Inside Live Effects (06:03)
    16. Editable 3D Text via Smart Objects (11:18)
    17. More Shape Effects (10:31)
    18. Creating Custom Patterns (08:40)
    19. Exploration: Realistic Diamond Plate (08:27)
    20. Conclusion (00:26)
    21. Total: 02:38:08
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