You will view Amy's full-sized desktop as she demonstrates this beauty retouch from start to finish using Photoshop, along to forward audience questions. Amy had never seen this image before. The raw file was sent after the show began, providing a unique opportunity to observe a professional retoucher's process from the very beginning.

Portrait Professional is a sophisticated computer program that has been trained in male and female beauty. The software has been shown hundreds of examples of beautiful photographs of human faces, and using sophisticated statistical techniques, it has learnt how to subtly enhance photographs to make them more beautiful.

You can turn your photos into watercolor like paintings. Place your photo inside a smart object to get the final watercolor effect. The psD template also contains 3 layers for color adjustments. This pack contains 1 PSD file and instructions. Two More AwesOme Add-ons You Would Probably Like! Click the images to see them in action!

FREE Custom Brush Included: This brush was made SPECIFICALLY for this type of retouching. We cover exactly how to use it, and why it is going to make professional retouching so much easier. Learn how to analyze a face in order to determine how to retouch.

Time-tested lighting strategies that will improve the quality of a portrait are detailed in this book for beginning photographers. Terminology used by industry pros is explained, the equipment needed to create professional results is outlined, and the unique role that each element of the lighting setup plays in the studio is explored.

New Portrait software from ArcSoft makes it easy for photo professionals to enhance dozens of photos with a single click, increasing potential consumer sales and reducing staff reliance on complicated retouching applications. Portrait+TM from ArcSoft, a world leader in imaging technologies and applications, uses batch processing so photo labs and studios can make every single person in photos looks great, both quickly and easily.

New Portrait software from ArcSoft makes it easy for photo professionals to enhance dozens of photos with a single click, increasing potential consumer sales and reducing staff reliance on complicated retouching applications. Portrait+TM from ArcSoft, a world leader in imaging technologies and applications, uses batch processing so photo labs and studios can make every single person in photos looks great, both quickly and easily.

New Portrait software from ArcSoft makes it easy for photo professionals to enhance dozens of photos with a single click, increasing potential consumer sales and reducing staff reliance on complicated retouching applications. Portrait+TM from ArcSoft, a world leader in imaging technologies and applications, uses batch processing so photo labs and studios can make every single person in photos looks great, both quickly and easily.

New Portrait software from ArcSoft makes it easy for photo professionals to enhance dozens of photos with a single click, increasing potential consumer sales and reducing staff reliance on complicated retouching applications. Portrait+TM from ArcSoft, a world leader in imaging technologies and applications, uses batch processing so photo labs and studios can make every single person in photos looks great, both quickly and easily.

New Portrait software from ArcSoft makes it easy for photo professionals to enhance dozens of photos with a single click, increasing potential consumer sales and reducing staff reliance on complicated retouching applications. Portrait+TM from ArcSoft, a world leader in imaging technologies and applications, uses batch processing so photo labs and studios can make every single person in photos looks great, both quickly and easily.

Stephen Dantzig is a nationally renowned lighting expert and the author of Lighting Techniques for Fashion and Glamour Photography for Digital Photographers, Mastering Lighting Techniques for Outdoor Location Digital Portrait Photography, and Softbox Lighting Techniques for Professional Photographers. He is a frequent contributor to Rangefinder magazine, and his articles have appeared in Professional Photographer Magazine, PC Photo Magazine, and Studio Photography and Design as well as many other magazines. He teaches and lives in Honolulu, Hawaii.