Reduce Skin Shine Effortlessly In Photoshop - Retouch4Me Mattifier and Portrait Volume Plugins

[@bobrob8839]

Retouch4me is great, one tip though for Apple Silicon users. The software views running Photoshop natively and in Rosetta as two separate machines. So if you are low on license keys and you need to run PS in Rosetta, make sure you have a key available or you will have to either wait six months for additional keys, or purchase them separately. The team over there was kind enough to give me an additional key because I was unaware of this, but just a heads up!

[@DustinValkema]

Thanks for that info! Definitely useful for Mac users!

[@DustinValkema]

Hey everyone! It's definitely been a while! There's been a lot going on that I can't wait to update you on, video on that coming soon! In this video we're discussing Retouch4Me's new Mattifier plugin for retouching skin shine. It's been an awesome addition to the plugins we've previously discussed and landed a welcomed place in my full retouching workflow! Let me know your thoughts here, c'ya soon!

[@joeschmitt3881]

Are you attending the Kalamazoo GR comic con?

[@juanlash]

I have a question: so there are 2 ways of installing the plug in licenses, Offline and Online with a Key, I installed my plug in and put in Online, is it possible to revert it back to regain my key and use it Offline instead? what are the pros and cons of using Offline vs Online with key? I'd appreciate if you could answer my question thank you :)