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Everything you need to know about setting up your computer in Photoshop, Bridge, ACR and Lightroom for a great workflow. This video takes a step by step approach in getting all the important items taken care of so your off and running in great workflow.

Start to understand workflow and color management. This video walks you through color using the Color Checker Passport Device as a standard click balance tool. A step by step walk through of simple color management in today's computer generated color issues.

Video three is a step by step processing of developing your images through the Image Processor that is inside the Bridge Tools Menu. A simple walk through to let the computer do all the fundamental work as you work on other projects while your computer is processing your job.

Video four offers all the step by step instructions to using the Color Checker Passport in your digital workflow. From understanding the digital negative processing to manually moving the sliders to use the device properly. All you need to know when using the device.

Video five was established to make changes to your output vehicles inside Photoshop. As we all know your computer monitor has much more dynamic range than does the print lab print. This video sets up and makes those changes to get ready for output as well as puts the finishing touches on color, exposure and contrast.

Video six is life in the color world with a control, such as the Passport Color Checker or McBeth Color Card. How do we get good color without these tools? The answer is within the video, so watch the step by step instructions to effect color and get ready for good output from the labs.

Video seven is a look at using the hue and saturation adjustment layer to select and make a color change of a particular object or color of an image. This is the first of a three video series offering solutions to the effects that the electronic camera can make on colors inside your imaging.

Video eight is a more exacting look at using the hue and saturation adjustment layer to select and make a color change of a particular object or color of an image. This is the second of a three video series offering solutions to the effects that the electronic camera can make on colors inside your imaging.

Video nine is the last of the three part series of using the hue and saturation adjustment layer to select and make a color change of a particular object or color of an image. This video includes the use of multiple changes in color and layers in the same image.

This video discusses the Match Color adjustment inside Photoshop to get exacting color from one image to the next. It started out explaining the Match Color dialog box and finishes by using the color range selection tool to find the area that a certain color needs to be changed.