The ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today takes a quick look at exporting and sharing images in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. We’ll learn how to export images into a folder that can be shared via email, etc., as well as a quick way to print images. In addition we’ll learn how to use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to create a quick and easy webpage of our photographs.

The first ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner of 2010 is all about batch processing photographs. When it comes down to it, using actions and batch processing will help you optimize your photography post-processing workflow. If you haven’t already, make sure to watch through Video Corner #50: How to Create Actions in Photoshop, as the video today assumes you know how to create and use actions in Photoshop. Once you’ve watched the video from last week and are comfortable using actions in Photoshop, we’ll look at doing batch photo processing using Adobe Photoshop, then we’ll see how to do the same thing in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

Today’s ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner walks us through a thorough look at using the web module in Adobe Lightroom to create a web gallery for friends, families and clients (or just another way to show off your photographs). If you already have a domain and hosting, this is a quick and easy way to upload your photographs using a variety of nice templates pre-built-in to Adobe Lightroom.

In just a few easy clicks, today’s ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner walks us through how to create that trendy dark/orange sky in our photographs. Instead of using Adobe Photoshop CS4, today’s video is actually an Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 video tutorial (Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 is a fantastic pieces of software that costs less than half the price of Adobe Photoshop CS4).

Today’s ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner shows us the different effects that can be achieved with the luminance feature in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2. Luminance is a brightness feature in Lightroom that allows you to control certain aspects of specific color ranges by lightening or darkening them. This video uses three examples: a sunset/sunrise (oranges and blues), a blue sky (contrast/blue), and a fashion shot (skin tones).

This video discusses the non-destructive applications of both the adjustment brush and the graduated filter application in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2. These powerful tools will let you adjust exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, clarity and sharpness - locally and non-destructively. No more going into Photoshop and using adjustment layers with masks. Instead, Lightroom 2.0 allows for instant masking! This feature alone, at least in my opinion, is more than worth the cost of Lightroom 2 (available from Amazon.com for $260!).

Thanks to one of the biggest tutorial / article / product reviews contributors to the Corner Resource Center, Erik Bernskiold, we have 5 new video tutorials for you to enjoy. Take a look at the 5 video tutorials all about Adobe Lightroom 2 below, and make sure to drop by the discussion thread (link at the bottom of each tutorial) to discuss/comment and thank Erik for putting these together.