KelbyOne Courses
Trailblazers: Powerful Women of Photography the Lou Freeman Interview
In 1988 she became only the second woman photographer to ever shoot for Playboy Magazine; completing nearly 600 editorial spreads over 12 years for the publication, and breaking through a barrier to give women a voice in the work that portrayed them. In this segment of our Trailblazers series our own Mia McCormick sits down with Lou and discusses topics that range from how Lou got started in photography to the lessons she learned from her time shooting for Playboy, and from the opportunities for growth that came from working in a demanding environment to how she continues to stay relevant to such a wide variety of clients.
Trailblazers: Powerful Women of Photography the Deanne Fitzmaurice Interview
Deanne began her career as a staff photographer for the San Francisco Chronicle, and her incredible images have appeared in an array of top publications ranging from National Geographic to Sports Illustrated. Deanne's dedication, compassion, and courage to completing emotionally and photographically challenging assignments that have taken her to dangerous regions across the globe is an inspiration to all aspiring photojournalists. In this segment of our Trailblazers series Mia McCormick sits down with Deanne to discuss topics ranging from how she got started in photography to how she deals with the obstacles that arise when trying to tell compelling human interest stories, and from how she handles the emotional and physical challenges that can accompany the act of storytelling to the importance of covering the lows as well as the high moments in the arc of a story.
Trailblazers: Powerful Women of Photography the Stacy Pearsall Interview
Join our own Mia McCormick as she sits down with Stacy and delves into topics that range from how Stacy got started in photography after joining the Air Force at age 17 to the obstacles she had to overcome as a female airman in combat situations, and from what it takes to make tough choices in chaotic situations to the process of transitioning to civilian life after being combat disabled and retired from military service. This interview kicks off our Trailblazer interview series on powerful women in photography; women who have the courage to tell stories about complicated issues, often under extreme and dangerous situations, and who are among the first female professionals to excel in their chosen discipline of photography.
How to Use a GoPro
We're all looking for ways to capture life's interesting moments, and if what you are doing has action involved, then a great way to document it is with an action camera. Join Mia McCormick on the beach, in the water, on the track, and every place in between as she shares her favorite tips, techniques, accessories, and settings to help you get the most out of your action camera.
Photographing Motion Indoors
Join Joe McNally for a series of on-location shoots as he demonstrates different techniques for revealing people and objects in motion. From capturing an aerial dancer on a flowing silk to showing the motion of flowing fabric and hair, Joe steps you through the process of pulling all of the pieces together and then modifying them on the fly to meet the real world conditions you will encounter. Joe uses a combination of ambient light, speedlights, continuous hot lights, and strobe to create different effects that can be used to show blur or stop all motion in its tracks.
Hacking Photoshop
Join Photoshop Hall of Famer Ben Willmore as he shares some of his greatest hacks for performing color corrections, applying textures to photographs, removing backgrounds, retouching portraits and so much more!
Hidden and Hard to Find Features in Photoshop
Join Photoshop Hall of Famer Ben Willmore as he reveals his favorite undiscovered gems, powerful keyboard shortcuts, special places to click, and other hard to find features that you can use to speed up your workflow. Once you learn about these features you'll find they fit into your everyday workflow and you'll wonder how you ever got by without them.
Olympic Sports Photography Talk with Scott Kelby
Scott Kelby is joined by legendary Olympic sports photographer Dave Black for an experience designed to help you improve your sports action photography. Over the course of Dave's 30 year career as a sports photographer he has photographed 12 Olympic events for Newsweek. Dave knows what it takes to create dynamic sports action photos that stand out and make you saw wow! Through a combination of sharing photographs and stories from Dave's career plus in-depth critiques of viewer submitted photographs, Dave shares a host of insight, pro-level tips, and strategies intended to help you take your sports photography to the next level.
Photographing Motion Outdoor
Join Joe McNally for a day of on-location shooting as he demonstrates different techniques for showing the world in motion. From capturing a moving cyclist on a wooded trail to showing the motion of flowing fabric and hair to creating a complex scene with a moving ambulance, Joe steps you through the process of pulling all of the pieces together and then modifying them on the fly to meet real world conditions. Every shoot has its challenges and you get a front row seat watching a master draw on years of experience to make the adjustments needed to get the shot.
Wedding Photography Systems
At the end of the day it is about the level of service you give your bride and groom, and Justin takes you through every step in the process of completing a successful wedding shoot, from the engagement session to the consultation, and from the wedding day itself to the delivery of treasured photographs. All along the way Justin shares pro-level tips, tricks, and techniques for elevating your photography above the competitions and creating an experience for your client that can help grow your business through referrals and word of mouth.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with Jeremy Cowart
Starting at the beginning we learn how Jeremy got started as a photographer, and how that opened doors for experiencing life in all new ways, and how Jeremy's love for collaboration with fellow artists of all types pushes his work in new directions. Over the course of their chat Mia and Jeremy touch on the importance of finding ways to exercise your creativity beyond work, why it is crucial to develop your own unique vision that helps your work stand out from the crowd, and so much more!
Behind the Lens: In-Depth Portfolio Reviews, with Joe McNally and Scott Kelby
Join Joe and Scott for an evening of no-holds-barred portfolio critiques, stories, and laughs. Joe graciously provides his expert, constructive insights to help beginners and experienced shooters alike improve their portfolio. More experienced photographers often get to a point where takeaways and suggestions are rare. Joe's unique way of seeing into photographs, coupled with his years of experience, and absolutely entertaining delivery style, makes this live night at the Tampa Improv a must watch class for any photographer.
Premiere CC In-Depth
You'll learn how to customize the interface to suit your needs and how to configure key settings to help you have a more enjoyable editing experience. Brandon also teaches you insider tips that will help you create more stylized looks for your footage just like a pro.
Creating Websites with Lightroom Classic and the SmugMug Plug-In
SmugMug is known as one of the industry's best looking and easiest ways to show off, sell, and print your photos online. In this class, Matt Kloskowski walks you through setting up and using the SmugMug Lightroom plug-in to get your galleries online.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with Greg Heisler
Join Mia McCormick and Gregory Heisler as they sit down to discuss Greg's award-winning career as a portraitist. Greg is known the world over for his evocative portraits of some of the most well known leaders in government, business, the arts, and more. Spend an hour hearing inspiring stories of how Greg got started in photography, and some of the many lessons he has learned along the way. From the importance of having a unique vision that transcends technique to the willingness to take chances when everything is on the line, Greg and Mia discuss key moments in Greg's experience as a portrait photographer that will surely give you a new appreciation for his thoughtful approach to his work.
DSLR Filmmaking: Video Basics
In this class you will learn about the key camera settings needed for video, how to choose the right lens for capturing motion, the important role your memory card can play, how the pros keep their subjects in focus, and so much more. If you've been neglecting the video functions on your DSLR because you haven't been satisfied with the quality of your footage then this class is for you!
Print, Pack, and Ship Your Photos Like a Pro
In this age of primarily showing photos on electronic devices, the printing of a photo has taken on greater significance and value. At some point, every photographer will be asked to produce a print for someone. Join RC Concepcion as he expertly guides through every step in the process of bringing a photo from capture to print to boxing it up for maximum impact. RC is assisted by Dan "Dano" Steinhardt, who brings his expertise to discuss the ins and outs of printer capabilities and the nuances of paper types, as he shares many pro-level tips along the way. Together RC and Dano will show you how to extend the craftsmanship of photography into this critical phase of the process that will allow you to create works of art that you will be proud to send out into the world.
How to Become a Successful Portrait Photographer
Mia McCormick catches up with Tamara Lackey on location for an inspiring conversation about Tamara's journey to becoming a successful portrait photographer. Their conversation begins with a look back at how Tamara got started in photography and we quickly gain some insight into how she turned that passion into a sustainable business. Over the course of an hour Tamara shares her thoughts and experiences on everything from the choices she made early on to develop foundational principles that continue to guide her business decisions into the future, to the importance of developing a work-life balance that keeps you excited about getting up and facing the world each day.
Commercial Product Photography and Post-Processing Techniques
Creating stunning product photography requires a unique set of skills in the studio and in post-production. Each product was chosen to expose you to a variety of techniques to help you build a repertoire of skills that will aid you in shooting a range of commercial products. In this class you will learn that attention to detail during your studio time can save you hours in post-production, you will see different ways of using lighting modifiers to enhance the shape and detail in your subjects, and you will learn to how to develop an efficient workflow that takes you all the way from the studio to final output.
On Location Photography: South Beach Edition, with Jeremy Cowart
Jet away to South Beach, Miami, Florida to meet up with Scott Kelby for the next segment of our On Location Photography with Jeremy Cowart series. Jeremy Cowart has an amazing ability to clear away clutter, eliminate distractions, and make his subject the primary focus in just about any setting you can throw his way. You'll be amazed at what can be accomplished with minimal gear and a creative mindset that will surely change the way you view new locations.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with Lindsay Adler
Join Mia McCormick for an inspirational conversation with Lindsay Adler, a portrait and fashion photographer based in New York. Over the course of an hour their conversation touches on topics ranging from how Lindsay got started shooting fashion to how she found her own unique creative voice, and from how to use visual tools for finding inspiration to the importance of transforming your personal projects into paying opportunities that fit your style of shooting.
Perfecting the Shot: Photographing Babies & Toddlers
Portrait photography with babies and toddlers might be one of the most challenging subjects you'll ever face. Capturing cute expressions or perfect poses requires just the right balance of patience and persistence. Leading lifestyle and portrait photographer, Tamara Lackey walks you through easy, but useful tips on how to catch those "keeper" shots. You'll follow Tamara, along with two different families in multiple locations, as she teaches her time-tested techniques that are sure to help you respond to shifting moods, feelings and expressions from your smallest of subjects.
Capturing the Wild: Safari Photography
Join Rick Sammon, a Canon Explorer of Light, and discover tips, tricks, and techniques that can apply to anywhere your camera might take you. Rick draws on his experiences leading photo safaris in Africa to teach you how to prepare for your own safari, consider what gear to bring, the importance of developing a daily routine, and how to get the best photographs of the people, wildlife, and places that you will encounter.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with Dixie Dixon
Join Mia McCormick for an inspirational chat with Dixie Dixon, a commercial fashion photographer based in Texas. Over the course of an hour their conversation touches on topics ranging from how Dixie got started shooting fashion to a behind the scenes perspective on some of her favorite images, and from the importance of finding sources of inspiration to the growth that can come from pursuing personal projects.
Time Lapse Photography
Become a master of time! Join Tom Bol as he teaches you everything you need to know to get started creating stunning time lapse videos. Tom starts by introducing you to the core gear and the foundational information you'll need to make your first time lapse. From there he steadily walks you through increasingly more challenging time lapse scenarios that culminates with the holy grail of time lapse; a shoot that spans the changing light levels from day to night.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with Joe McNally
Join Mia McCormick as she sits down with Joe McNally, an internationally acclaimed photographer, for an inspirational hour of conversation that spans Joe's 30 year career. Joe has always strived to use his photographic vision to convey the emotionality and visceral impact of his experiences to the viewers of his work. In this interview you'll hear the story of how Joe got started in photography, gain insight into what he's thinking while on assignment, learn the back stories behind many of his most well known photographs, discover what drives him to give so much back to the photographic community, and so much more!
Picture Perfect Beach Portraits
The beach environment, while beautiful, can present a range of challenges; from harsh light to blowing sand, that can easily take a toll on your subjects, your gear, and yourself. In this class, you'll learn how to work with families, small children, and couples in ways that make the most of wonderful photography situations. Tamara Lackey will give you tips to help keep your subjects engaged and your gear safe so you can get the perfect shots!
Lightroom Mobile
Your photography is going places. Now you can finally free yourself from the desktop with on-the-go, pro-grade photo editing. Take Lightroom Mobile anywhere, and master your skills with KelbyOne. Unlock the App's full potential with Lightroom expert Matt Kloskowski and learn how to view, organize, edit, share and sync with useful tips and tricks so you can start using Lightroom Mobile right away.
How to Make a Living as a Travel Photographer
Larry Becker sits down with professional photographer, photo educator and author, Colby Brown who specializes in landscape, travel and humanitarian photography. Over the course of 90 minutes Colby shares the story of how he got started in travel photography, the importance of immersing yourself in the cultures you cover, why being open to new opportunities is crucial to finding them, his perspective on choosing gear when traveling, and so much more! Throughout his work one can see that he combines his love of the natural world with his fascination of the world's diverse cultures. Each of his photographs tells a story of life on this planet. Colby has dedicated years of his life to combining his passion for photography with his love of travel and adventure. From diving the Great Barrier Reef to climbing peaks in the Himalayas. Surfing the breaks off the North Shore in Hawaii to ice climbing the glaciers of New Zealand. Through these experiences, he has learned the importance of compassion within this dynamic and complicated world we all live in. Lending a helping hand or even a smile can go a very long way. In 2010 Colby helped found Lespwa Haiti, an organization that sets out to bring back the focus on the rebuilding of Haiti. In 2011 Colby founded The Giving Lens, which blends photo education and giving back to local communities.
Three Ways to Light Up Sports Action
Take your sports action photography to the next level with lighting! When you control the lighting you will set your work far apart from the rest of the pack. Join veteran sports photographer Dave Black as he takes you through three different action sports scenarios using a different lighting setup in each location. From speedlights to the Elinchrom Quadra and Ranger systems, you'll learn about all of the gear Dave uses, the camera settings needed to freeze fast action, how to use zone focusing to get tack sharp results, how to work with your subjects to keep everyone safe during the shoot, and so much more!
Photographing the Moon, Stars and Milky Way
Landscape photography doesn't end when the sun goes down! Join Jennifer Wu, a Canon Explorer of Light, as she guides you through everything you need to know to start photographing stars and the night sky. You'll learn about the equipment you need to capture the scene, how to research your subjects, the importance of scouting your location, the key camera settings, how to post process your photographs, and so much more!
How to Succeed as a Wedding Photographer
Join Master Photographer Frank Salas and KelbyOne's own Mia McCormick as they discuss what it takes to succeed as a wedding photographer. With over 30 years experience in the wedding industry, Frank Salas has seen trends come and go, but the key to success is the building and nurturing of relationships. Over the course of an hour, Frank shares his thoughts and experiences on everything from getting started in the business to deciding why and when to expand your services, and so much more!
Food Photography: A Recipe for Savory Success
There's a lot more to photographing food than you might think. You'll learn everything you need to know to get started, from the gear and camera settings she uses to the importance of choosing the right props for your scene, from what to look for when selecting your ingredients to essential food styling tips and tricks used by the pros. Nicole even dishes out a number of techniques for dealing with challenging food situations that might arise. Whether you shoot with natural light or in the studio this class has you covered.
Photoshop CC Basics for Designers
We all know that Photoshop has a ton of features in it for designers. But if you're just starting out it can be a little overwhelming. So in this class, design guru Corey Barker, starts out with just the basics. You won't learn everything there is to know in Photoshop. But you will learn everything you need to know to get started and you'll be ready to move on to the next level in no time flat.
Getting Started with Prelude CC
Designers and Photographers can also benefit with Prelude by starting their video vision with the rough cut, and export the project to Premiere for Editors to continue. In this class RC Concepcion takes you through the process from start to finish.
Getting Started with Kuler CC
Kuler is a great application that will inspire you to become a color master. Pete Collins will take you through the easy operation of the program and show you how to discover, create and edit color themes that will take your creativity to the next level. He will show you how to directly use Kuler inside both Photoshop and Illustrator as well.
Camera Raw Basics
Inside of Photoshop is this incredibly powerful tool for photographer who shoot in any format (JPEG, TIFF or RAW) that is much faster, easier, and makes more sense to photographers than many of Photoshop's existing tools.
Muse CC for Photographers
You probably know that you need a website, but you're not really into writing code. That's why Adobe Muse CC was created. You can have your own website and more importantly update it as often as you need.
Premiere CC Beyond the Basics
Premiere can handle most every video editing nightmare situation you can throw at it. From color matching footage, to eliminating shake, or even cleaning up audio problems.
How to showcase your work on Behance (by Adobe)
Inspiration, Collaboration and Demonstration… these are just three parts of what Behance has to offer. In this class, Pete Collins will show you how to get started using Behance and why it could be a great portal for creativity and feedback. Not only will it open up opportunities for inspiration, it could help you find that creative network or even a dream job.
Getting Started with Audition
Audition is a very powerful program to edit sound files and create textured composition of sound. In this class RC Concepcion goes over the nuts and bolts of how to use Audition to quickly record a sound, edit a sound file, clean up audio. RC will also cover how to use the Multitrack mode to combine a music track with a spoken word track.
The Essentials of Typography
This class is designed to help make everything you do using type look more professional by taking you through the most important typography rules, and teaching you the shortcuts, techniques and how to work with type in Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator (which thankfully all pretty much share the same shortcuts), so everything you do with type looks even better.
Premiere Pro CC for Photographers
You would be hard pressed to buy a camera that doesn't shoot video today! However, as a photographer you probably never got into video editing. Now with Adobe Premiere Pro CC it couldn't be easier to tell your story with photos and videos. The problem has been that all the other Premiere Pro classes out there are geared towards video people. In this class Terry White shows you how to go from start to finish with your videos, photos and music without all the video jargon. Let a photographer show you how to use Premiere Pro CC.
Lightroom Classic Basics for Photographers
In this class, Matt Kloskowski walks you through the key things you need to know to get up and running right away. You'll learn the easiest and quickest way to get your photos into Lightroom. If you've ever had trouble organizing, Matt makes this a total breeze. Then you'll learn how to organize your favorites, the most important settings for editing those photos, and finally how to share them with everyone else.
Photographing Everyday People
Join Lindsay Adler, a portrait and fashion photographer, to learn professional strength techniques for photographing everyday people. In this class you will learn how to utilize all of the tools at your disposal, from posing and lighting to lens choice and clothing selection to get the best possible capture possible. From there Lindsay walks you through an array of post-processing tips and tricks to deal with the most common types of challenges all portrait photographers have to face. By the end of this class you'll feel more confident in your ability to flatter any subject that steps in front of your lens.
Illustrator CC: Beyond the Basics
In this course Corey shows you how to take advantage of features in Adobe Illustrator in ways you may not have thought of. Not just learning what the tool does but also giving you what you need to know to experiment further. Corey also covers some features new to Illustrator CC.
Getting Started with Bridge CC
Adobe Bridge CC is a central hub for all of your projects and their pieces to live. It's an application designed to help you quickly find files and organize them into projects and collections. Mia McCormick will introduce you to the application and show you how to attach information to your files like ratings, color labels and metadata.
Adobe After Effects CC Basics
Have you ever wondered what you can do with After Effects but just never had the chance? Well join Corey Barker as he takes you through the basics of using After Effects to import video and add special effects and animated elements like text using keyframe animation.
Getting Started with Acrobat CC
Acrobat is a tool that is used in every step of a creative artist's workflow. From generating forms for your clients, to adding a little bit of interactivity to your presentation, you'd be surprised to know just how easy it is to be able to accomplish.
Adobe Typekit
Learn how to utilize Typekit as part of your Creative Cloud experience by accessing the vast collection of fonts and syncing them over you desktop applications and even your websites.
Intro to InDesign CC
InDesign CC lets you bring your photos, text and graphics together in a seamless integrated workflow. After this class you'll be able to layout out just about any document that you want to create. Brochures, newsletters, magazines, business cards, flyers and books and just a click away.
Premiere CC Basics
Whether editing scenes from the latest Hollywood blockbuster film or creating a video for your kid's birthday party, Premiere Pro is a powerful tool used by professional video editors all over the world. The program helps users have a smooth and efficient editing experience.
Illustrator CC Basics
Illustrator is such a powerful program, but getting started can be a bit daunting. After this introduction make sure to check out Corey Barker's more advanced class.
Photoshop CC Basics for Photographers
In this class, Matt Kloskowski, cuts through all of the techie stuff and overwhelming amount of choices. Instead, he just gives you the tools you need to know to get started in Photoshop. Tools that, as a beginner, you'll find you continue to use even as you get better in Photoshop. By the time you're done, you'll be confident in your skills and ready to start editing like a pro.
How to Build Your Business from Scratch
Join Larry Becker and Dixie Dixon as they sit down to discuss Dixie's meteoric rise as a commercial fashion photographer. Over the course of an hour Dixie shares the story of how she got started in photography, the importance of having a solid business background, why finding mentors in the industry can be an incredible resource, her perspective on choosing the right equipment, and so much more!
Social Media for Photographers
In this class Colby gets you up to speed on the hottest social media networks for photographers and explains not only why they are important, but how you can start developing a social media strategy that is smart, efficient, and enables you to attain your goals.
The Art of Digital Photography: The Inspirational Series with David Bergman
Come get inspired with Mia McCormick as she sits down with David Bergman, a music and sports photographer, as they discuss David's 25 year career as a professional photographer. David and Mia touch on topics ranging from how he got started as a photographer to how he transitioned from a staff photojournalist to a freelancer, and from what it is like working with celebrities and athletes to what goes on behind the scenes, and so much more!
Long Exposure Photography
Have you ever wondered how people create those amazing photographs where it seems the clouds are still moving across the scene, where flowing water has become a ghostly mist, or where the stars appear to be streaking across the sky? It is all about long exposure photography. Join Matt Kloskowski as he teaches you everything you need to know; from the camera settings and gear that make long exposure photography possible to the post-processing techniques required to take it to the next level. The time has never been better to learn how to create those dramatic images on your own and open yourself to a whole new world of photography.
Wedding Photography Essentials
If you're interested in wedding photography than this class is for you! Whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned pro looking for some of the latest tips and tricks; join Master Photographer Frank Salas as he breaks down the absolute essential information every wedding photographer should know. In this class Frank covers everything from the equipment you'll need to take to that first time meeting with the bride, to basic posing technique, how to proof your images, increase sales, and so much more!
A Beginners Guide to Photographing Christmas Morning
Join Pete Collins for this special holiday class that is all about taking those Christmas photos on Christmas morning. If you just got a brand new DSLR camera and you want to learn how to make your photos better, sharper, faster, and not drive your family crazy while you do it, then this class is for you!
Photoshop In Depth: Channels
Channels have so much functionality from being able to edit and correct images to creating, modifying and saving selections. With so many advances in Photoshop Channels still remain a valuable feature and really help to understand how Photoshop sees images.
Photoshop In Depth: Blending Modes
Blend modes basically mix things up. They are the various methods to combine pixels to enhance, correct, or spice up an image quickly and easily. In this course we will explore each blend mode in the various categories and also discuss what the most commonly used ones are an why.
Photoshop In-Depth: Filters - Part 3 of 3
This is course use designed as an overview of what Photoshop filters are and what type of results each one produces. Once you have a basic understanding you can combine them to create a myriad of graphic and photo effects.
Photoshop In-Depth: Filters - Part 2 of 3
This is course use designed as an overview of what Photoshop filters are and what type of results each one produces. Once you have a basic understanding you can combine them to create a myriad of graphic and photo effects.
Photoshop In-Depth: Filters - Part 1 of 3
This is course use designed as an overview of what Photoshop filters are and what type of results each one produces. Once you have a basic understanding you can combine them to create a myriad of graphic and photo effects.
Photoshop In Depth: Tools
Every tool in the tool bar explained. If you ever wanted to know what a certain tool does and what settings to change… this is the class for you.
Photoshop In Depth: Layer Styles
Layer Styles are great at enhancing images, but some of them are just confusing. This class will walk you through each style and show you how they work and what settings make the most impact.
Photoshop In Depth: Type
The ability to format text in Photoshop has come a long way allowing you to fully format text like you would in any page layout program. We will cover all the text tools in Photoshop and how to use them and get the most out of type in your Photoshop design.
Photoshop In Depth: Preferences
The Preferences in Photoshop allow you to customize Photoshop further by letting you determine the appearance and other various functionality of the program so it caters to you rather than you to it. Here we will look at each category and so can help understand what you may or may not want Photoshop to do.
The Art of Photography: The Inspirational Series with Peter Hurley
Take an inspiration break with Mia McCormick and Peter Hurley, an advertising and commercial photographer based in New York. Peter is known around the world for his ability to draw emotion and expression from people posing for his headshots, but you may not know the story about how he got started and built the business he has today. Over the course of an hour Mia and Peter discuss a wide variety of topics that range from getting started in the business to figuring out how to create a viable career, from what Peter's typical day looks like to the importance of building relationships, having the burning desire, setting goals, and so much more!
onOne Perfect Photo Suite 8 In Action
Plug-ins are huge! Everyone is using ‘em. Usually photographers start off in one of the key programs like Lightroom or Photoshop. But then, jump in to a plug-in to help finish things off with effects and settings that only plug-ins offer. In this class, Matt Kloskowski takes a look at onOne's new Perfect Photo Suite 8. Not only is it a great place to add special effects to your photos, retouching them in just a few clicks, and convert to gorgeous black and whites, but it's also become a one-stop shop if you wanted to edit a photo from start to finish.
GoPro Hero 3+ Camera Basics
Mia McCormick takes you through all the buttons, modes and settings on the GoPro Hero 3+, in order to give an easy-to-digest users' guide to this camera.
Design Series: Compositing Techniques
Ever wanted to create one image out of many others? Then you'll need to learn compositing and who better than the compositing king, Corey Barker. In this tutorial, Corey will teach you all the pro techniques used to create seamless composite photos.
Layer Masking Essentials
RC Concepcion has created an essential list of components necessary for you to know in order to use Layer Masking correctly. Join RC as he gives you the tools and the know-how to become a Layer masking Master!
Photoshop In-Depth: The Pen Tool
Pete Collins tackles one of the trickiest tools in Photoshop: the Pen Tool. Watch this in-depth look at the tool made easy!
Beginner Basics: Natural Light Portrait Photography
Creating portraits under natural light gives you the flexibility to shoot at almost any time of day with a minimal amount of gear. In this class Matt teaches everything you need to know to take your natural light portraits to the next level. You'll learn what to consider when choosing a camera body and lens for portraits, a formula for dialing in the right camera settings, how to work with bright sun and deep shade, and a ton of tips and tricks aimed at helping you get killer results every time.
10 Things Every Photoshop Designer Should Know
Join Corey Barker as he systematically breaks down ten necessities that every designer needs to know if they're going to be using Photoshop to create their images.
Photoshop In Depth: Brushes
Brushes are some of the most powerful tools in Photoshop and yet all those settings and options can be a challenge. In this class you will learn about each type of brush and take the guess work out of how to use them.
Photoshop In Depth: Paths and Shapes
Paths and Shapes are powerful tools in a Designer's arsenal. Understanding what they are and how they work will open up new design opportunities and enhance your creative workflow.
The Art of Photography: Peter Read Miller's 30 Years with Sports Illustrated
Join Mia McCormick and world-renowned sports photographer, Peter Read Miller, as they sit down to discuss Peter's vast experience covering events for Sports Illustrated. During the course of their conversation Peter shares the story of how he got started shooting sports, the importance of networking across the industry, why capturing the peak of action is critical to creating a successful image, how to stay on your game over the long haul, and so much more!
Photoshop In Depth: Layers
Layers are the key to unlocking the power in Photoshop. Once you get past the basics, you'll find everything you do is on a layer. In this course, Matt goes over the ins and outs of the Layers panel and shows you exactly what each feature does.
Bill Fortney's Olympic Park
Pull on your boots and join Bill Fortney, a world renowned nature and landscape photographer, as he takes you on a journey through Olympic National Park on the majestic coast of the Pacific Northwest. From dramatic close-ups to breathtaking landscapes, and from sun-up to sun-down, Bill will walk you through each step of his process to get the shot, all the while discussing the gear he is using and sharing many valuable tips along the way.
Olympus PEN E-P5 Camera Basics
Larry Becker and Mia McCormick show you around the Olympus PEN E-P5, teaching you everything you need to know about this particular camera's buttons, dials and settings.
Photoshop In Depth: Camera Raw 1: 7-Point System
Scott Kelby's 7-Point Camera Raw System
Photoshop In Depth: Camera Raw 2: Beyond the Basics
Camera Raw Beyond the Basics with Scott Kelby
Exposing HDR
RC and crew went all out to shoot this one-of-a-kind photography course, showing off some of the newest, hottest, most sought-after HDR effects on the planet. He walks you through the entire process, step-by-step, from start to finish. You get it all—proper camera setup and necessary gear, composition techniques for capturing the perfect shots, and creating stunning HDR effects using Photoshop, Photomatix, and Lightroom.
Landscape & Travel Photography Series, New Zealand - Post Processing
Join Trey Ratcliff as a virtual participant in his landscape photography workshop. Trey takes you from one incredible image to the next, all the while sharing his tips, tricks, and techniques for post-processing an HDR landscape shot using Lightroom and Photomatix Pro. You will be blown away by the amazing results!
Photoshop Basics for Photographers
Matt Kloskowski has designed a brilliant beginners course to teach photographers how to start using Photoshop in order to make their photos match what they originally envisioned. This fun class is sure to have everything the new and aspiring photographer needs when they first get their hands on Photoshop.
Photoshop Basics for Designers
We all know that Photoshop has a ton of features in it for designers. But if you're just starting out it can be a little overwhelming. So in this class, design guru Corey Barker, starts out with just the basics. You won't learn everything there is to know in Photoshop. But you will learn everything you need to know to get started and you'll be ready to move on to the next level in no time flat.
Lightroom Classic Killer Tips
Scott shares his favorite Lightroom timesaving tricks, slick workarounds, and really helpful shortcuts (along with some hidden features). If you want to work faster, smarter, more efficiently, and have some of those "Ah Ha!" moments — make sure you check out this class.
Fall Photography Field Guide
The air is crisp and carries a faint scent of wood smoke, while seemingly ordinary towns and locations transform into a blazing array of color. Autumn is upon us! The color of the changing leaves combined with natural and man-made landscapes sets the stage for some of the most interesting, colorful, and impactful photos of the year. Join Matt Kloskowski as he goes through exactly what you need to capture those fall colors in all of their beauty. Whether it's in your home town or you are traveling someplace new, you only have a short window of time to make these photos. This new class will help you make it count!
Four Seasons: Spring
Paint springtime clouds, sky and water, and learn how to achieve realistic and natural movement in them, including reflective sparkling light on water. Using Fay's new Puff Cloud Brushes and Water Reflection Brush set makes it easy and fun.
Four Seasons: Summer
Let's celebrate summer! Paint a vacation scene by a river, a beach scene and waves and clouds. Use the links below to download Fay's brush presets and texture patterns.
Four Seasons: Fall
In this third session of the series, viewers will explore the beautiful colors of fall and create paintings based on an outdoor scene, as well as a rainy day in Paris. Follow along with Fay as she shows you how lovely this transitional season can be.
Four Seasons: Winter
This is the last season of Fay's series. In this video, Fay teaches viewers about creating winter images, starting with a snow-covered peak, then moving on to a beautiful bridge in Central Park, and finally, an outdoor scene from an English village. Follow along and learn how to create beautiful Photoshop paintings from winter images.
Down & Dirty Tricks CS6
Corey Barker teaches you some hidden tips and tricks in Adobe's Photoshop to help make your photos as amazing as possible.
Processing HDR with Photomatix
Photomatix is an industry leader in tone mapping software for creating HDR images. RC talks about how he combines using Photomatix with Photoshop to create an all-around workflow that can create stunning HDR images. RC covers things like strength, micro contrast, saturation, highlights and tonal mapping and shows viewers how to take their HDR images from good to great.
Photoshop CS6 Up to Speed Crash Course
Corey Barker brings you up to speed with all the new changes made to CS6 in a quick and easy way. You'll go through everything from the dark interface to some of the new settings.
Photoshop CS6 Selections Crash Course
Selecting in Photoshop is both a necessary skill and an absolutely confusing mess for brand new users. With this in mind, Corey Barker has created a crash course made to teach you all the ways to select so that you have the skills necessary to create breathtaking works of art.
Illustrator CS6 Type Effects Tool Kit
Corey Barker shows you a myriad of different effects in Illustrator and helps showcase effects and results that you may not be able to get in Photoshop, all the while, remaining engaging and easy to understand. Join a master and add these skills to your list today!