Retouching Photos Photoshop CS 6 Edition for iOS

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Retouch your photos like a pro using Photoshop CS 6 with this easy training=================================================Excellent...
Last updated on February 24, 2013
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Retouch your photos like a pro using Photoshop CS 6 with this easy training=================================================Excellent...

Retouch your photos like a pro using Photoshop CS 6 with this easy training=================================================Excellent *****=========After buying a lots of crap applications teaching Photoshop that are so bad, I found this really treasure! Easy to understand and with really helpful tutorials. I didn't hesitated and I bought also other app from the same author!!! Excellent!!!! The best way to learn more about photoshop!!!Video 1: Camera Raw BasicsDuration : 21 minutes In this video, we will go over all the basics of the camera raw and the basis of my workflow.Video 2 : Venice PlazaDuration : 15 minutes Lets apply this workflow to a photo taken in the end of afternoon in Venize Italy.Video 3 : The roof of ParisDuration : 14 minutes This photo was completly under expose, you will see that the workflow is slightly different for underexposed photos. The power of raw file developing can be surprising !Video 4 : Urban PortraitDuration : 9 minutesThe workflow changes also a little when a human being is in the photo. We will explore more Photoshop options in that project.Video 5 : Panorama WD Concert Hall LADuration : 17 minutesThe workflow for panorama is very powerful as we will get the best out of the raw files before merging. One of my most popular photo. Video 6 : Dynamic Range increases.Duration : 14 minutesThis is the most powerful workflow I have learned. Blending several exposures using Photoshop instead of using an HDR software. We get the dynamic range back with a more natural result