Tutorial Publication
Thank you for considering the publication of your tutorial on RetouchPRO!
What we're looking for:
Any original tutorial (i.e.: you wrote it) covering photo restoration, photo retouching, photo manipulation, or basic and advanced software skills relevant to those areas.
The tutorial does not have to be about some obscure technique no one has ever heard of until now. We need tutorials on every single aspect, basic or advanced, unique or commonplace. Just because someone else has covered the topic on another website or in a book, that's no reason not to offer your own take on the subject.
Your tutorial can cover any software, just be sure to specify which one you used, and which version.
Before you publish, please read the following:
- By submitting, you agree that the tutorial you submit is original to you. By that we mean the images and text are your creation.
- You agree that you have permission from any person depicted in your tutorial, and are not otherwise infringing upon any other copyright.
- You retain all copyright after publication. We're not looking to steal your stuff, and we won't publish it anywhere else.
- After you publish your tutorial, you can edit it at any time. Just hit the "Edit" link at the top of your tutorial page.
This uses some very new web technology, so make sure your browser is up-to-date. Windows users should be able to use IE6, or any Gecko-based browser (Netscape, Mozilla, Firebird, etc.) as long as it's the most current version. Mac users don't have it quite as easy since there is no modern version of IE available, but any Gecko-based browser should work (Netscape, Mozilla, Firebird, etc.) as long as it's the most current version. Safari will not work.
OK, that was short and painless, now you can get on with publishing your tutorial. Click here if you have read all this and agree to the terms and conditions.
If you have questions about publishing, click here. If you have questions about a specific tutorial, click the "Discuss" link on that tutorial's page.
