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Announcing RetouchPRO Concentrate

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.

Click here to go to the videos page

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OLIS Junior Member Registered: March 2005 Location: UKRAINE users gallery	Painting. Hand work in Photoshop.
	· Date: Fri March 25, 2005 · Views: 6763 · Filesize: 56.2kb, 70.3kb · Dimensions: 948 x 889 ·
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T Paul

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Registered: August 2001
Location: USA
Posts: 2,844

Mon March 28, 2005 4:49pm

You do lovely work. However, the perspective seems off on this. For example the window is at one perspective, but the painting on the same wall seems to be at another. The perspective of the chair seems odd as well;in particular the relationship of the back of the chair to the chair's seat.

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OLIS

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Registered: March 2005
Location: UKRAINE

Fri April 1, 2005 4:16am

Thanks, T Paul. You are absolutely right.

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