In Photoshop CS4 for Photographers: Camera Raw, Chris Orwig enthusiastically explores a Photoshop plug-in that is a must-have for any serious photographer. By working on the digital negatives in Camera Raw, photographers have more creative control over their photos, and the original files remain intact. Chris demonstrates
techniques for processing images by adjusting tone, contrast, highlights, and clarity. He also illustrates methods for sharpening images, controlling color saturation, and creating
dynamic black-and-white images. With a detailed tour of the interface and control panels, Chris shows how Camera Raw is a one-of-a-kind creative resource. Exercise files accompany the course.
Photoshop CS4 for Photographers is a recommended prerequisite for this course.

Accessibility on the web has been an issue for over a decade, and it remains a crucial--but often overlooked--element of web design. Instructor Zoe Gillenwater explains the concept of accessibility as it applies to the web, and describes how it affects the audience. She also covers how to set up accessibility testing, and how to apply accessibility principles to new and existing sites using standards-compliant markup and CSS. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Одной из самых основных тенденций в свадебной фотографии является storybook - свадебный альбом. Скотт Kelby, автор и редактор журнала Photoshop User, показывает процесс создания коллажей.
One of the hottest trends in wedding photography is the storybook wedding album - taking photographs and turning them into eye-catching collages and artistic images. Join Scott Kelby, best-selling author and editor of Photoshop User magazine, as he reveals the secrets to creating amazing images that you can reuse over and over again by creating templates.

New to digital SLR photography? Cool! In this class Rick shows you how use all those buttons and dials to fine-tune your pictures and to capture with your camera what you see with your mind's eye. Like Rick's other classes here on Kelby training, each part is illustrated with Rick's beautiful images.

No Pixels Harmed! is a Photoshop work flow for keeping the maximum flexibility of images during and after the editing process. Many of the tasks we do in Photoshop damage our image fidelity in ways that make it difficult to recover from at a later point. By understanding this work flow, we can do things that make our image more flexible, and save us time and headaches later on.

Working with Color with Bruce Heavin is a movie-based tutorial designed to help anyone understand the basic principles of color relationships, especially as they relate to digital design and/or composition. Part one of the training begins with a 47-minute lecture on color principles featuring value, hue and color relationships. Part two of the training involves a workshop covering digital color mixing, shifting, saturation, tinting, shading, hue, toning, the creation of swatches, personalized color systems and more. Step-by-step instructions using Adobe Photoshop guide you through a number of exercises so you can learn at your own pace.

PHP is a powerful and full-featured programming language Programming language used by millions of Web developers around the world. PHP Essential Training is a comprehensive guide to learning and understanding an open-source solution to your Web programming needs. Whether you want to use a little PHP functionality or you want to create a full-blown Web site, this tutorial will start you on the road to mastering PHP. It covers the essential features, syntax, and flow of the language, and provides instruction in creating interactive and dynamic Web pages. Whether you are a designer new to programming or a developer coming from a different language, you will be learning PHP as it was intended to be used. You can easily follow along with real world examples and expert tips and tricks

Dreamweaver CS4 Dynamic Development takes users to the next level in their understanding of the application. David Gassner demonstrates the installation of Apache, MySQL, and PHP for Mac OS X and Windows. He also shows how to define sites, integrate ColdFusion and PHP, implement AJAX-style pages with the Spry framework, add visual effects, and present XML-formatted data. David explores Dreamweaver's new features, Live View and Live Code, showing how they can be used to build and test web pages before they go live.
Exercise files accompany the course.