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 Have you ever had a client ask you to touch up their skin or whiten their teeth? Maybe they’ve even asked you to make them look a bit thinner. Today on the podcast, I’m talking about how I deal with Photoshop retouching requests, and how I protect myself from getting bombarded with hours of extra retouching work.
You can also download the language I use in my contract that lays out how I will handle retouching. Note that I’m not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice. This is simply how I do it. Please consult your lawyer before adding language to any contract.
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