Take this Canon® 6D tutorial with John Greengo, and you'll learn everything you need to know about the camera! In this photography tutorial, he provides hands-on introduction to your Canon® 6D camera's operations, detailed instructions on how all the menus work, and instruction on how to shoot great photos with this specific Canon® camera model.

Photoshop is a powerful program used across many industries, from art and design to scientific imaging. In Photoshop CC 2018 Essential Training: Design, Julieanne Kost created a course specifically for designers, with the goal of removing technical barriers so you can master this complex technology and start creating as soon as possible.

Join digital painting pioneer John Derry as he teaches basic and advanced creative techniques in Corel Painter 2019 that can get beginners up and running. John helps to acquaint you with the brand-new Painter interface as he steps through the creation of five travel posters. Along the way, he shines a spotlight on some of the hidden gems in the 2019 version of the software. Discover how to use tools like custom palettes and layouts to curate your work environment, how to adjust brushes for maximum performance, and how to approach illustrating using the Scratchboard tool. In addition, John shows how to create depth in your work by painting on layers. To wrap up, he goes over safety nets that can help you minimize unwanted accidents and demonstrates how to troubleshoot when a brush won't paint.

Join digital painting pioneer John Derry as he teaches basic and advanced creative techniques in the 2017 and 2018 versions of Corel Painter that can get beginners up and running. Paint with the new Glazing Brushes, Dab Stencils, and Texture brushes. Familiarize yourself with new workflow enhancement features like Artist Layouts and Palette Drawers, and then dive into the essentials. Learn how to use tools like custom palettes, layouts, and color management to curate your work environment. Review the color palette and how to mix colors for any kind of digital artwork, while identifying safety nets you can put in place for working in a digital world. To help illustrate the concepts introduced in this video, John shows how to create a collage. In addition, he stresses the importance of the humble pencil, and shows how Painter takes traditional drawing to the next level. To wrap up, John digs into all of the new features offered in Painter 2018, including Texture Synthesis.

Food packaging has very specific requirements regarding labeling, size, and materials. On top of that, package designs need to tell the story of the brand and leap out at customers from supermarket shelves. Successful food packaging attracts customers, communicates the brand's unique story, stands out on the shelf, and meets all the essential FDA requirements. This course explores the process of designing packaging for food that prints and presents beautifully while safely containing and protecting the contents. Instructor Gerardo Herrera—the packaging design director for Pasadena ArtCenter College of Design—starts by analyzing the requirements: the brand, the product, the target market, and many other factors that will help determine the direction the package should go. Once a concept is developed, he jumps into the design tools, like Adobe Illustrator, and starts building the packaging. By following along with this hands-on project, you can learn how to choose the right packaging forms, messaging, imagery, color, materials, and prototyping tools and think critically about how the user will interact with the product.

MEAN combines MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js into a single, full-stack solution for javascript development. In this project-based course, instructor Alexander Zanfir focuses on the M in the MEAN stack, showing how to persist data using a simple discussion board project. Learn how to create a form for users to post topics and replies, process the submissions on the back end, and store and display the data. Alexander also demonstrates how to associate users with posts. These techniques can be reused and recombined in your own MEAN-based web applications.

Are you inspired or tired by your job? Given how much time you spend at work, you deserve to be doing something that lifts you up instead of dragging you down. In this course, Diane Domeyer helps designers and creative professionals pursue a career journey that is both challenging and rewarding. Diane discusses how to determine what you want out of your career-whether it's a promotion or a new role at a different company-and the various steps you can take to get there. She covers finding mentors, participating in cross-departmental initiatives, and working up to a leadership role. She also shares how to change fields or industries, deal with a move to a new city, and use networking to uncover opportunities.

Managing secrets is an important part of securing data in your ASP.NET Core applications. Secrets can be anything from API keys to user passwords to database connection strings. You need to ensure this critical data is accessible to admins and developers without exposing it to attackers. This short, security-focused course explains where to store secrets, and how to set, access, replace, and remove secrets locally using the ASP.NET Core Secret Manager. Finally, discover how to set up Azure Key Vault to work with secrets once you have deployed apps to the cloud.

You want the inside pages of your magazine to deliver a strong, cohesive look and feel that does justice to the content contained within. In this course, John McWade picks up where he left off in Magazine Design Start to Finish: The Cover and takes you through every part of a typical magazine's interior pages, including the masthead, contents page, and unique feature layouts. John discusses the design decisions that need to be made, as well as some rules of the road that will ensure that you create a design that's both attractive and consistent. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll be equipped with techniques that can help you confidently approach this aspect of your own magazine design projects.

The best way to get started in magazine design is to study the greats: magazines like Rolling Stone, Time, and National Geographic. Spend an hour with designer exploring what goes into a successful magazine design. He pages through the digital versions of several popular magazines and talks about what's going on, inside and out. Learn about construction, and how elements like the cover, masthead, lead spreads, and even the contributors page are designed. Discover the role of typography, imagery, and the grid, and find out how to sustain a look from beginning to end. John also poses questions to help you find your magazine's "voice" and make design decisions that will help align the final product with the contents inside.