Video - Tutorials Retouching (Let me know)

[Calvinhollywood]

Hi RetouchPro

My Name is Calvin Hollywood and i am a photographer/digital artist from germany.

I work with companies like pearson, adobe systems and many more...

I already did 4 Video Tutorial DVDs on the german market about retouching, creative Techniques and compositings.

But now i like to try doing english video tutorials about retouching and other techniques.

I like to do that for the web for everybody (no DVD).

My question is:

Where should i upload this kind of tutorials?

On Youtube? Is that good enough for you all?

Let me know where i can upload this files and of course let me know if you are interested in this kind of video tutorials?!

lg Calvin
http://www.calvinhollywood.de

[amica999]

Calvin, I have kept track on your work and have seen some of your webtorials. Nice work. And yes, I would be very interested

[lolli]

Your woman with feather eye is stupendous I love it bravo The rest is amazing also. Pat

[mistermonday]

Hello Calvin, your work is really fanatastic and I am sure everyone would welcome your tutorials. Why not post them in the Tutorial forum on Retouch Pro? http://retouchpro.com/tutorials/
Regards, Murray

[Calvinhollywood]

Thx Murray
I need a place for everyone.
Here is very specific. But of course i can also post a tutorial here. No prob.

I did a testvideo today and i guess its ok in youtube.

I will do a better one (without testing) the next days.

If someone have a other place then youtube (a public one) let me know.

lg Calvin

[lurch]

I like Vimeo.

[shadie]

Very interested in learning this type of work!

[Cuervo79]

you could try, vimeo, dailymotion, myspace video.

Would be very interested in your videos as well

[Calvinhollywood]

Ok... i uploades one in youtube... check it out and let me know what you think.
If you like that and i will get enough feedback i will do more of them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr12Z...e=channel_page

lg Calvin
http://www.calvinhollywood.de

[amica999]

Keep 'em coming, Calvin. Great stuff and no worries about your english, it's just fine

[philbach]

I saw your posted video on youtube and it was excellent. I watched it in full screen mode. I would recommend you post on Vimeo which supports HD 1280 x 720 uploads and would provide a better quality movie. Youtube also allows higher resolution uploads but I haven't used that option yet.

Thanks for your post.

[skydog]

Thanks for the tutorial...good stuff. English is good...much better than my German!

[kilty560]

Thanks for the tutorial. I want more

[Calvinhollywood]

Ok.. i will see where i can post more Videos.
Youtube is the easiest way for me at the moment.

lg Calvin

[P_fuzz]

Originally Posted by lurch

I like Vimeo.

+ 1 on Vimeo

[William Wilson]

Very interesting video of your workflow with the smart objects, I use Lightroom 2 so need to have a look to see if the smart object feature is available.

[igot2pman]

Great video Calvin. Never seen or heard of that technique. And I will definitely be using it in the future. I’ve learned a lot from your PSD's and this video just adds to it. Thanks for sharing and hope to see more soon.

Helped a lot,
-Keven

[Markzebra]

You may have heard it before, a couple of weeks ago, mentioned by me … http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/pho...tml#post216121 - What Calvin has done is shown nicely that you can now use Photoshop as the master container for RAW work and use all of Photoshop's superior editing and blending capabilities, retaining the quality of RAW. If you also do all of this in 16 bit (blue line at the bottom of the RAW dialog "workflow options" to 16 bit RGB) you will have an advantage there also. As the base image.

Its for this reason than a lot of the new 'adjustment brush' local correction stuff in RAW is really not that helpful. Especially for those of us that have to deal with Photographers doing their own work in RAW before handing it off.

I personally I'm not that keen on what 'clarity' does to an image - its the same effect as the old local contrast filtration techniques, and should be used very carefully, if at all.

[chal]

Hi Calvin.
It's a nice video,and if you want to post more i do like to see them,and don't worry about your English,it's Ok!
regards,charels

[Cross]

Hey Calvin,

Your video is very much appreciated, and you english is good. Hope to see more english tut's from you.

[Diego81]

keep posting Calvin.Good tutorial

[HuBBa]

Excellleeennnttttt (in the voice of Mr. Burns

Really nice technique and dont worry about the english.

[pixeltek]

Very well done!

Thank you.

[_Steve_]

Calvin....That was brrrrrriliant!!! Loved it!...And i'm norwegian, so to me your english, was perfect .Very good tut, with a teq, i've read about but, never seen, so this was very very useful!, so keep it up!,, GO GERMANY!

[Calvinhollywood]

Thank you all... you give me some motivation:-)

I dont have much time but here we go... second part:-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWem0wzj0w4

lg Calvin

[skydog]

Calvin...nice trick. Curious...did someone show you, you find it somewhere, or was it by trial and error?

[Calvinhollywood]

Hello
Its not difficult when you know what multiply does. So i find it out.
But i think the technique is not new. Many other use that too i guess.

lg calvin

[st.james]

Very nice, Calvin. Thanks for sharing

[julianmarsalis]

Excellent work again Kudos!!!

[ApWizard]

Really a good job man
Maybe You can try Metacafè (http://www.metacafe.com), they have a "Producer Reward" formula (http://help.metacafe.com/?page_id=241) basically they pay you if your videos comply with their requirements (full details in the link I've pasted).

You Tube is however a good guy (at least for visibility and tam-tam thing), go for it too.

Keep it up!
I'm the same "keep it up" guy of You tube comment ~z3nigata