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well. it looks ok, but i am a little concerned that the paper finish is too smooth. I may need to try a different paper. im going to do a side by side with my regular paper. maybe i will just glue my printed paper down to piece of cardboard. also, its been very cold icy and snowy here so i haven't had a chance to get the camera outdoors yet 🥶

How did it turn out, @365andBrand?

Ok. I can't find one but I'm sure one will turn up eventually

got it...i added a background white canvas, cropped and resized. that hopefully should do it.

Im not sure how to do it. when i open the pdf in photoshop the white bar is not included.

Gotta be apples and apples, remember. That photo of the two men is taken in overcast light. It matters.

Actually, that's a good idea.

I have a client that likes the desaturated look with greens. (Example is the 2 men right at the bottom in the middle) https://www.themerribee.com.au/?utm_campaign=626757282013&utm_medium=PaidSocial&utm_source=Pinterest&utm_content=2680088524336&pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9SGxKOGhUSndnN1otZjZSMmtVc1pSMDlCTVppVXQ4ZzgmcD0xJm49QmI1aUlZV0R3Ym80bUNINnNfOWdSZyZ0PUFBQUFBR21TVXNR

no, i thought maybe it was that there is no "actual" last white bar, so it just crops it out? maybe i will need to put a stroke around the whole chart and resize it to an 8" x 10" image?

It happens.

Gee, that's odd. Have you spoken to them about it?

id like to print out a WB sheet on thicker Cardstock to use on the road. When i try to do that with my print company i seem to loose the lightest bar. is there a way to have it professionally printed and keep all 6 bars? thx.

I have been going over this image. It looks like this PSD file was cropped. I can't believe I did that. Maybe I meant it to be a JPG and in my haste/fatigue I cropped it and called it PSD when it should have been a JPG. I have the original raw file, so I will re-do all the layers and save as I normally do. Sorry to have bothered you.

Gosh, I don't remember as this was in the summer. Possibly??

Did you do any editing steps that differ from your usual workflow?

Actually in the image shown, I did not add a sky. That was in another image with the same thing - no layers showing.

I do not edit in LR. The only thing I can see is that I added a sky to the image. There would be about 8 layers in the file that should be showing. Should I still try to flatten it?

How many layers do you believe should exist in the file?

They should be fine, just as long as it's a IPS Panel. That said, you may have to upgrade your Calibration Device / Software which may not be completely compatible with Mini-LED Lights. Technology just keeps pushing out things and old farts like me must adapt. If you do get a Mini-LED, please report back on how things go and if it calibrates well, matches your physical test prints, etc. Be sure to mention the Make / Model. Thanks!

Are you editing in LR first? This usually happens when doing something like a HDR or Panorama Merge in LR, possibly ACR. If you just opened the file (with no edits what-so-ever,) and it says, "Layer 0" just flatten and it will turn into the Background Layer that you are used to.

Screenshot please.

Hi Brian. I have a couple of PSD files that when I go to open them up again in PS, there are no layers. The only layer showing says "Layer 0". How do I go about finding the layers, if I can? Thanks so much.

Hi Brian! I would like to hear your opinion on IPS pc monitors with mini-LED backlight. Should we avoid using them or are they fine to work with? Thank you!

Agree