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Photoshop How-to: Oo la la! Retouch Photos Like the French
A high-powered French duo was hired by botanical beauty firm Yves Rocher to photograph and retouch shots of a new line of products. Follow along as the shots are taken and the images cleaned up and prepared for a print campaign.
Written by Marie Laure Clec'h on March 16, 2005
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This story is taken from "Photo Retouching with Photoshop : A Designer's Notebook (Designer's Notebook)" translated by
Marie Laure Clec'h
Marie Laure Clec'h
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In its ads, Yves Rocher demands high-quality imagery that combines esthetics with instantly readable text. In this story, photo retoucher Cyril Bruneau describes how the photographer arranged and shot a still-life of semi-transparent and opaque containers, and how Cyril himself then retouched the image so it would meet Yves Rocher's exacting standards.
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Excerpted from "Photo Retouching with Photoshop" by Marie Laure Clec'h. Copyright © 2004 O'Reilly. All rights reserved. Reproduced here by permission of the publisher.
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A lot of information there
It's always nice to observe another's technique. Details were pointed out that I might not have noticed myself.
Pure crap
This is the worst article I have ever reviewed. The only redeaming thing is the book is very small. The concept is good but the material is crap. I have been in photogrpahy for over 50 years and I think this is the wrorst book I have seen on the subject. This is not a book to recomend at all.