There’s strong emphasis on CSS improvements in Dreamweaver CS6, with fluid grid layouts, web font management, and CSS transitions. There are also important changes to jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap, and FTP. In this course, author and trainer David Powers is your guide to all the new and enhanced features. You’ll learn about the many ways in which Dreamweaver CS6 makes your web design work faster, easier, and more flexible.

 

 

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With Total Training for Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Workflow, you'll learn how to use the products together in an integrated format, as you learn to create assets for print, web and digital projects. Discover the amazing tools and incredible new features within CS6 and easily take your ideas from one application to another throughout the suite.

In this part of his series on HTML5 and CSS3, author and expert Andy Olsen looks at creating compelling web applications using the latest features in HTML5. You’ll learn how to play and script both audio and video and draw graphics using Canvas and SVG. You’ll also see how to store data client-side by using the web storage API and how to work with the two types of web storage: local storage and session storage. This course also explores HTML5 techniques and features for creating games in a browser.

CSS enables you to control the look and layout of a web page much more precisely than you could with HTML alone, but it can be time-consuming to learn. In this innovative workshop, expert developer Candyce Mairs makes it quick and easy, walking you through the process of adding content to a web page and using CSS to position that content. You will learn CSS positioning concepts like the CSS “box model,” “floats,” and “clears,” and gain a deeper understanding of how HTML and CSS work together to create the look of your web page. By speaking the same language as the browser, you will learn to work with the browser to place content accurately and easily.

In this workshop filmmaker, trainer, and author Maxim Jago presents a quick, easy-to-use guide for editors who want to make the transition from Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro to Adobe Premiere Pro, or even to move back and forth between applications. Premiere Pro CS6 supports roundtrip editing and offers great new features like dynamic trimming, the Warp Stabilizer, and Rolling Shutter Repair. And of course Premiere Pro makes it easy for you to harness the power of the entire Adobe Creative Suite to help you with everything from writing scripts and creating titles to capturing live video and tracking metadata.

 

 In the one hour that it takes you to view this instructional videotape, you can learn how to create an impressive watercolor painting. Zoltans instruction is easy to understand and to emulate, so the student will immediately feel relaxed, confident and ready to learn the techniques of one of the true masters of this art form.

 

Image management is one of the greatest challenges for photographers. Fortunately, many of us have access to Adobe Bridge, which offers powerful features to help you manage, sort, organize, and even share your digital photos. But not everyone knows how to take advantage of these capabilities, so in this course Tim Grey shares his tips for using Bridge to stay organized, streamline your workflow, and make your life easier.

In this workshop, you’ll work along with Angie Taylor as she uses After Effects to create a title sequence in stereoscopic 3D. Along the way you’ll learn the fundamentals of how stereoscopy works and how After Effects creates the illusion of depth in a moving image. You’ll also see how to combine 2D tracking and some basic 3D animation to create a 3D tracking effect, and how to work with effects, transparency, and styles. After completing this workshop you’ll understand the complete workflow involved in creating stereo 3D, from setting up a stereo 3D rig, to compositing footage and adjusting settings, to adding finishing touches like depth of field and motion blur.

In this tutorial, Robert Nederhorst (VFX Supervisor on Archetype) shows the entire process on how a shot came to be. He starts at the beginning by creating an HDRI using PTGui and ends with a final composite. After constructing the HDRI, Rob moves into Maya for shader development and rendering, using VRay to output the various passes and layers for the shot. Once the plate is cleaned up and the 3D character has been color graded and integrated into the shot, he constructs a production "gizmo" to give the artists control over various attributes of the composite. Rob then applies the final touches, like atmospheric effects created using PhoenixFD, film flicker and grain, along with realistic camera shake, lens flares and lens distortion to create the most believable result.

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