Purchasing a gift subscription to our tutorials

If you would like to purchase our tutorials as a gift, you can use the payment box below to purchase a gift voucher. Once we receive your payment we will generate a unique code which we will send to you within 48 hours of your purchase. Our gift vouchers are sent to you as 600px by 400px JPEGs (see right), ready to print or email to the recipient, and are valid for 12 months from the date of issue.

Each voucher can be used as full or part-payment towards our tutorials. The unique code simply needs to be entered in the ‘coupon code’ box on the sign-up page. Our individual tutorials are £5.00 each, a 12 month membership is £25.00, and a lifetime membership is £75.00 – but you can order a gift certificate for any amount from £5.00 and above.

Payment

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Terms and conditions

Chromasia tutorial gift certificates may only be redeemed against our tutorials.
The gift certificate may not be used to pay for other chromasia gift certificates.
The gift certificate has a cash redemption value of 0.001p and is not transferable or assignable.
Any unused balance will be held on file until the expiration date of the gift certificate.
Unused balances may not be transferred to anyone other than the original recipient of the gift certificate.
Gift certificates and unused portions of gift certificates expire one year from the date of issue, where permissible under applicable law.
Normal Chromasia Limited terms and conditions of purchase and for using the chromasia.com website apply.
In the event of the loss or non-delivery of your gift certificate, Chromasia Limited will replace it, unless i) it has already been utilised for full or partial payment of one of our tutorials or subscription based packages, or ii) it has passed it’s expiry date.
Chromasia limited cannot be held responsible for the theft or misuse of your gift certificate.
All terms and conditions are subject to English law.

Contact / Questions

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testimonials

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.

Roger

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

Kevin

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!

Dave

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

Fred

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.

duncmc

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.

brooks

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.

Eric

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.

mal

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.

Seema

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.

Lee Oades