Comments for High End Photo Retouching | Daniel Meadows http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com Professional Digital Retouching | High End Retoucher Daniel Meadows | Commercial, Beauty & Fashion Wed, 10 Apr 2013 15:02:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Google+ Retouching Community by admin http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/google-retouching-community/#comment-12455 admin Wed, 10 Apr 2013 15:02:51 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=1028#comment-12455 Hi Ryan, Thanks for your kind words, looking forward to seeing you join us over on GooglePlus! Danny Hi Ryan,

Thanks for your kind words, looking forward to seeing you join us over on GooglePlus!

Danny

]]> Comment on Google+ Retouching Community by Ryan Rayner http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/google-retouching-community/#comment-12453 Ryan Rayner Wed, 10 Apr 2013 14:55:37 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=1028#comment-12453 I've only had the pleasure of being on your site for but a few minutes, but i can already tell, there is a goldmine of knowledge here, waiting to be digested, and for that i sincerely thank you. i will be attempting to join your G+ retouching community as soon as i post this comment. thanks again. I’ve only had the pleasure of being on your site for but a few minutes, but i can already tell, there is a goldmine of knowledge here, waiting to be digested, and for that i sincerely thank you. i will be attempting to join your G+ retouching community as soon as i post this comment. thanks again.

]]> Comment on Google+ Retouching Community by admin http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/google-retouching-community/#comment-10175 admin Fri, 25 Jan 2013 18:04:13 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=1028#comment-10175 Thank you Monica! It's great to see it grow to over a hundred members in just a few days :) Regards, Danny Thank you Monica!

It’s great to see it grow to over a hundred members in just a few days :)

Regards,
Danny

]]> Comment on Google+ Retouching Community by Monica http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/google-retouching-community/#comment-10174 Monica Fri, 25 Jan 2013 18:01:26 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=1028#comment-10174 I took the liberty of redistributing your content on my blogger and on my deviantart blog, I hope that's ok- I included a link back to your website. Great idea with the community and thank you! *your work is simply brilliant I took the liberty of redistributing your content on my blogger and on my deviantart blog, I hope that’s ok- I included a link back to your website. Great idea with the community and thank you!
*your work is simply brilliant

]]> Comment on Retouching In Photoshop 1 – The Basics Page 3 by Sarah http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/retouching-in-photoshop-basics-3/#comment-8701 Sarah Sun, 25 Nov 2012 00:25:04 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=80#comment-8701 Great tutorial. I have been using photoshop for a number of years and this is a great tutorial! Very in depth and user friendly. Great tutorial. I have been using photoshop for a number of years and this is a great tutorial! Very in depth and user friendly.

]]> Comment on Top 5 Photoshop Retouching Mistakes and How to Avoid Them by nacu http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/top-5-photoshop-retouching-mistakes-how-to-avoid-them/#comment-7085 nacu Thu, 01 Nov 2012 12:57:21 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=71#comment-7085 Hi Danny, I was trying to find tutorials of the photoshop tools, just to get rid of the rusty on my skills after a happy motherhood. I'm retouching pics for 7 years and this world changes so fast that u get rusty same fast or more :D I became so sad because I only find that kind of tutorials u talk about, "how to … in 5 minutes", "become a master of retouching" bla bla… But finally I found psd.tutsplus.com. They have a bit of everything, but mostly worthed videos to learn photoshop and their tools. I love the basix series. Thankfully I found ur website by casuality and thanks god I did it :D I'm glad to find people who believe that retouching is a kind of art that takes a lot of time for to do it well. I think this profession has become like graphic design (I'm a GD and amateur retoucher) a time ago: everybody started to have access to computers and freehand, and photoshop, and after a 3 months course, they called theirselves graphic designer… Now they watch some video tutorials, they make a few fast retouches of their family or friends, and they call theirselves photo retouchers… I started to deal with photoshop 2.0.1 and here I'm, telling always that I still, after all this years, I don't know photoshop 100%, but oh friend, you went o a 3 months intensive course and U know it as the palm of your hand, yes, of course... Anyway... Thanks for telling to the world how things really are in the world of retouching and thanks again for take some of the "gods" down to earth :D Hi Danny,
I was trying to find tutorials of the photoshop tools, just to get rid of the rusty on my skills after a happy motherhood. I’m retouching pics for 7 years and this world changes so fast that u get rusty same fast or more :D
I became so sad because I only find that kind of tutorials u talk about, “how to … in 5 minutes”, “become a master of retouching” bla bla… But finally I found psd.tutsplus.com. They have a bit of everything, but mostly worthed videos to learn photoshop and their tools. I love the basix series.

Thankfully I found ur website by casuality and thanks god I did it :D
I’m glad to find people who believe that retouching is a kind of art that takes a lot of time for to do it well.

I think this profession has become like graphic design (I’m a GD and amateur retoucher) a time ago: everybody started to have access to computers and freehand, and photoshop, and after a 3 months course, they called theirselves graphic designer…
Now they watch some video tutorials, they make a few fast retouches of their family or friends, and they call theirselves photo retouchers…

I started to deal with photoshop 2.0.1 and here I’m, telling always that I still, after all this years, I don’t know photoshop 100%, but oh friend, you went o a 3 months intensive course and U know it as the palm of your hand, yes, of course…

Anyway… Thanks for telling to the world how things really are in the world of retouching and thanks again for take some of the “gods” down to earth :D

]]> Comment on Dodge and Burn Tips by Clive http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/dodge-burn-tips/#comment-6860 Clive Wed, 24 Oct 2012 11:29:46 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=905#comment-6860 Hey, Thank you so much for your tutorials! They're to the point, helpful, and honest. They're gems, especially when one is tired of 'quick fixes' and is looking for the professional, high-end, non-destructive techniques. I've recently broken away from the 'frequency separation' technique of separating one's color and detail layer, as I found the skin to still look too 'photoshopped.' I felt it lacked control. That being said, without your color layer, how does one tackle uneven, blotchy skin tone, like overly red foreheads/cheeks, and smudgy make-up? With my old technique, I could simply blend the colours together using a clone stamp set to a low opacity and flow. If possible, I would kill for a tutorial on how one might do so with less destructive methods and greater control :D Thanks again for sharing your knowledge! Hey,

Thank you so much for your tutorials! They’re to the point, helpful, and honest. They’re gems, especially when one is tired of ‘quick fixes’ and is looking for the professional, high-end, non-destructive techniques.

I’ve recently broken away from the ‘frequency separation’ technique of separating one’s color and detail layer, as I found the skin to still look too ‘photoshopped.’ I felt it lacked control. That being said, without your color layer, how does one tackle uneven, blotchy skin tone, like overly red foreheads/cheeks, and smudgy make-up? With my old technique, I could simply blend the colours together using a clone stamp set to a low opacity and flow.

If possible, I would kill for a tutorial on how one might do so with less destructive methods and greater control :D

Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!

]]> Comment on Dodge and Burn Tips by Photo restoration http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/dodge-burn-tips/#comment-6445 Photo restoration Thu, 11 Oct 2012 11:32:40 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=905#comment-6445 Hi , i really Enjoyed this post it is wonderful information about retouch photos.Thank you.. Hi ,
i really Enjoyed this post it is wonderful information about retouch photos.Thank you..

]]> Comment on Top 5 Photoshop Retouching Mistakes and How to Avoid Them by Aphrodite http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/top-5-photoshop-retouching-mistakes-how-to-avoid-them/#comment-6260 Aphrodite Wed, 26 Sep 2012 14:23:27 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=71#comment-6260 Thank you very much for writing and posting this great and helpful article.I am a student of graphic design and it's a great help to me to read tips like this! Thank you very much for writing and posting this great and helpful article.I am a student of graphic design and it’s a great help to me to read tips like this!

]]> Comment on Dodge and Burn Tutorial by Cimpean Bogdan http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/blog/dodge-burn-tutorial/#comment-6063 Cimpean Bogdan Sat, 08 Sep 2012 09:32:28 +0000 http://www.dmd-digital-retouching.com/?p=865#comment-6063 A good starting point for me was 30 % flow and 30% opacity , later you can adjust it by you preferences. (sorry for my bad english) A good starting point for me was 30 % flow and 30% opacity , later you can adjust it by you preferences.
(sorry for my bad english)

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