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I'm pleased to announce a new type of video program from RetouchPRO. It's called "RetouchPRO Concentrate" and each video will have a single presenter concentrating on a single topic. These videos will be shorter than the RetouchPRO LIVE shows, but more densely-packed with information, and also considerably less expensive ($3 for a 3-day rental).

As with RetouchPRO LIVE, the emphasis will be on showing high-end techniques suitable for commercial work. However, these shows will not share RP LIVE's chatty, informal feel and audience participation. RetouchPRO Concentrate will be a concentrated infodump that will have you frequently pausing and rewinding.

Our premier offering is "Andrew Rodney Concentrates on Display Calibration". It is a very deep dive into every aspect of precision calibration for your monitor, a must for professional-level work.

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vijayan Member Registered: January 2003 Location: Trivandrum, India Posts: 73 users gallery	This one is my first work I started doing it for Re touch pro challenge but that time I was not registered with this community. But this one comes often in front of me and I do touch some thing and leave. Recently I took that restored version and add some colours in selection mode - colour overlay. Got a flatten Image and did some re touching also. Still I feel I have to do some thing more but she is getting old.
	· Date: 4/5/2003 · Views: 8495 · Filesize: 47.0kb, 133.8kb · Dimensions: 604 x 864 ·
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DJ Dubovsky

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Registered: August 2001
Location: Upper Penninsula of Michigan
Posts: 1,659

2/16/2004 8:42pm

One of the things that attracted me to your picture was the coloring. I like that earthy colors you chose. It gives it a warm antique feel. You did a real nice job. Glad you decided to share it with us.
DJ

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thinkwelldesign
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Registered: October 2004
Location: Vineland, NJ
Posts: 5

10/23/2004 9:58pm

The Coloring! That was my first reaction also. Very nice work.

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