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retouch
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retouch
1. the art or practice of retouching
2. a detail that is the result of retouching
3. a photograph, painting, etc., that has been retouched
4. Archaeol fine percussion to shape flakes of stone into usable tools


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Let me give you a personal example of how a simple color-correction by a master retoucher on a small, insignificant $10 product managed to pay for the entire production and printing of a catalog.
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He also began to specialise as a digital retoucher, making sure every client he worked for looked perfect in their finished photo for glossy magazines.
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In the second interview, Froment speaks with Francoise Richard, a picture retoucher who began her career working for magazines in the 1940s.
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