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Coming soon …

Please find below our publication and development plans.

For information on our published tutorials please click here.

2011 and beyond …

NEW FEATURE • Video tutorials
We have a range of video tutorials under development. Some of these revisit and expand upon techniques that we have already discussed in our existing text-based tutorials (HDR, LAB Color mode, Portraits, etc), while some are based on entirely new topics.

Critique slot screencasts
We aim to produce a new ‘critique slot’ screencast each month. Take a look at this page for further details.

Mini–PSDs
We publish a new Mini-PSDs each week. For further details about our Mini-PSDs, please see this page.

Image based, Creative workflow, and digital workflow tutorials
We will continue to develop our image based tutorials and our Creative workflow and Digital workflow series.

One to one online training
We are currently piloting one to one online training. We can't tell you much more at this stage, but will post further details here as and when this service becomes available.

Face to face training
We will continue to offer one-to-one and group training from our office in Blackpool (UK) or at a location of your choosing. Please take a look at our main events page or email if you would like some further information.

Photographic holidays in Bulgaria
By mid 2012 we hope to be able to offer specialist photographic and postproduction training holidays in Bulgaria.

Contact us

If you have any questions about any of the information on this page, or would like to ask us anything else about our Photoshop tutorials or training, please email us using the following link

How to subscribe …
Further information

To find out more about our other individual tutorials please click any of the following images. Alternatively, you can visit our main tutorials page for further information on: our annual subscriptions; our forthcoming issues; and our current members’s offers. You can also read through our sample tutorial on Tonal Range and the Curves tool.

Mini-PSDs
We introduced our Mini-PSDs in February 2010, and release a new image every week. Click here to see the full list of Mini-PSDs and find out more about this feature.
Critique Slot Screencasts
Our Critique Slot Screencasts provide our members with an exciting opportunity to get detailed and constructive feedback on one of their own images, gain an insight into how other members postprocess their images, and see how I might have processed that particular image. Click here to find out more.
member comments

You make it all seem so easy David and the clear step by step process really helps to explain how it's the incremental little, basic changes, make all the difference in the final complete image. Great as always.

A crystal-clear tutorial for a novice like me.Thank you very much.

Very well presented. I consider myself an advanced Photoshop user, and there is information here I will find useful. The ability to download and view the layered files is crucial – the difference between the original and end result in Image 4 is staggering.

Absolutely superb tutorial David, well set out and very easy to follow. I've learnt such a tremendous amount already and am really looking forward to the others.

This is an excellent tutorial. I am by no means a neophyte when it comes to using Photoshop to process my images, but I had always wondered about the toning effects I have seen on Chromasia. There are some techniques here that I really hadn't used or seen tutorials for, so this was definitely worthwhile!

It is a rare treat that a photographer that produces such outstanding pieces of art, would also be able to produce such a wonderfully presented and explained tutorial. I've been a photographer for years, but have never really used Photoshop. As with any tutorial, if you are already in the knowledge about the subject then it is bound to seem too simple - but for me, to be able to see your examples of turning a "normal" photo into another Chromasia photo is magic.

This has been worth waiting for. Like many people, I can follow the step by step process with sample pictures and understand the techniques involved. I then open one of my own and wonder what I should do first, adding curves and other layers at random without really understanding what I want to achieve. I've often looked at David's original and final pictures and thought "How did he visualise it ending up like that?" With this tutorial you've got me thinking a different way – towards an end result rather than a series of random adjustments.

Another superb tutorial David, clear, concise and perfectly described. Definitely one of the best ever on HDR and Photomatix.

Awesome tutorial Dave. My lifetime subscription is already looking like pretty good value!

These have been truly a joy to go through. I especially appreciate that you reinforce the concepts as you go along. Thanks for being a good steward of your gifts.

In this, your third (2nd subscription) tutorial, I very much enjoy 'getting inside your head'. Reading about the process of discovery, the trial and error, and of course a down to Earth description of the different Photoshop tools, has helped me in ways no other book or tutorial has.

Very valuable stuff covered here Dave, the layout is simple to follow and a great insight to improving images, very much worth the subscription. All the best.

Thanks a ton for your tutorials. It's a boon for people at the other end of the globe who actually can't attend your classes. Waiting for more.

software links

Our annual subscribers and lifetime members can obtain a 15% discount on any of the Topaz Labs Photoshop plugins or plugin bundles.

Our annual subscribers and lifetime members can obtain a 15% discount on Photomatix Pro.
training partners


Included above are links to a number of our training partners that we unreservedly recommend.

Online tutorials 
chromasia.com