RetouchPRO LIVE - Chris Tarantino 11/21/09

[Ubi]

I liked it. Thanks Chris. Maybe small remark, if you don't mind me saying Doug. Sometimes I had the feeling that you interrupted Chris with small talk.

Looking forward to another seminar!

[wizprod]

Thanks for a really nice show..

Agree with some of the others regarding less dodging and burning in the webinar.

Would very much like to see something about toning, skintones, getting skin to be brown, and not oversaturated at the same time.
But in general, color-control on skin.

[Bubbe]

I second what wizprod said.

I also want to see more on skin control, better skin tones, tanned skin, golden skin, etc

[cbuk]

Thank you for all your effort in getting this shows off the ground - really enjoy them. I would love to see more on skin tones and balancing skin through out the whole body.
Thank you

[eos]

Could Chris do a show on Calculations and how he uses them. I really enjoyed his show on Beauty Masks with channel operations. Thanks Doug and Chris

[Andrew Lawrence]

Originally Posted by Isedo

My main problem is that my photos are great on the screen but onec printed they are to dark and not really nice like on my screen.
Martin

Make sure you are properly calibrating your monitor. I know of a lot of people that complain about this when there monitor is actually just way too bright. I find that my monitors are pretty dim when it's calibrated right.

There's also a fundamental difference in a print compared to a computer screen. When the image is on screen, it's naturally going to look brighter and more vibrant because the image is "light-based" where as in a print it's just ink. Like if you compare a print to a transparency.