RetouchPRO LIVE with Amy Dresser

[gamedonechanged]

How do you check if you have the latest version of java on a mac? Also that link is saying something about session expired.

[ericwphoto]

I would like to watch the amy dresser live tutorial. Is it too late. It says that the link to tickets is closed.

[ericwphoto]

Is it too late to purchase tickets for this event?

[gamedonechanged]

I think you are too late mate.

[gamedonechanged]

Ok I have the console up and I can hear the women saying it will begin shortly...I guess that means everything is working ok.

[rystro]

At what point are you suppose to hear audio...?

[gamedonechanged]

I suppose you can hear that women saying it will start soon.

[Carolanne]

How can I see this .. if the ticket sale link is closed? Will it show again?

[Michael Bonner]

I keep receiving the following message:

This Webinar is not yet open to attendees. Please come back at the scheduled time below.
RetouchPRO LIVE with Amy Dresser
Saturday, November 7, 2009 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM CST

[Michael Bonner]

Originally Posted by Michael Bonner

I keep receiving the following message:

This Webinar is not yet open to attendees. Please come back at the scheduled time below.
RetouchPRO LIVE with Amy Dresser
Saturday, November 7, 2009 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM CST

Ah, working now. Nevermind

[gamedonechanged]

Housten we have a problem.

[viking]

Poor Amy. Running down the street to buy a new headset ...

[Craig Murphy]

I thought rebroadcast meant recorded previously. I guess not.

[gamedonechanged]

Hopefully the problem will be resolved soon. In the meantime I was a little surprised to see her actually using the d&b tools themselves. I had previously only seen 1 person use that - Vitaly. Looks great so far though what she is doing.

[gamedonechanged]

Shoot the breeze for 20 mins? It's late enough as it is here.

[Craig Murphy]

Yeah. No breeze shooting. People should not have taken that 30min break time completely seriously.

[gamedonechanged]

no way has she broken her mic again?

[CJ Swartz]

We're on a break - equipment problems -- Amy is worth the wait! Very charming and open about her background and and her techniques.She has a great "eye" for slight color shifts, saturation differences, etc.

[gamedonechanged]

I like the way she makes all those little color adjustments.

More technical problems btw...

[Calvinhollywood]

Why the webinar is running.... Doug told us 90 min break ?!

Now i missed the most important part.... damn

lg Calvin

[gamedonechanged]

Originally Posted by Calvinhollywood

Why the webinar is running.... Doug told us 90 min break ?!

Now i missed the most important part.... damn

lg Calvin

No he didnt he said 20 mins.

[KenK]

Calvin, love your work. Just wanted to let you know that your website is not working properly. I'd like to know if any of your dvd tutorials are available in English?

thanks

kk

[dlephotography]

The retouch was great regardless of the technical problem. Can't wait to see Amy coming back. For some reason, I type a few questions, but none was answer. Not sure if it's a technical issue.

[Craig Murphy]

Some of it blew by me too quick to take notes, such as the painting part but still great show. Less banter please though.

[dianajenna]

The technical problems didn't bother me...these things happen in life to all of us. It was a great and informative show, and I hope she does a show again. Thanks Amy for literally running to Staples to keep things going!

[jbedford]

Despite the technical errors, that was an interesting show. A little too much small talk, but still good.

I was surprised to see how loose she is with her technique. Hope to see her again on another webinar.

[KenK]

Too bad about all the tech issues. Still, I was happy to pick up some tips from Amy. One thing I would like to know is if we will be able to get a recording of this webinar at any point. I find it difficult to follow and take notes or attempt to remember all the info that is being offered. There are a few things at the end of the broadcast that i could not note as she went quickly. So many layers and so much tinkering in minute increments, it's fascinating!

Thanks for doing this Amy.

[sammayell]

Yes this was good. But man o man that guy needs to let the the guest/Amy talk more.
I had one question and that was what kind of environment does she work in? For example is it dark? is their ambient light.

[lurch]

Wonderful webinar! Thanks Amy and Doug.

My impression - Amy is a true artist in every sense of the word, and if this session doesn't communicate that there are no tricks or techniques that substitute for raw talent then there's nothing that can.

[Nicky3]

Honestly, I think Doug speaks too much and should let the presenters talk through their technique not just on this webinar but all the future webinars as well.

Barring the technical problems, the show still went well. Nice to see how subtle little moves can add up to create a finished product