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  2. Damien Symonds
  3. Damien Symonds
    Hi Cath, it's quite easy. Add a new blank layer, then use your eyedropper tool to sample some nice dark brown hair colour. Then add a Solid Color layer of that colour. Immediately change the blend mode of that layer to "Darken", then invert the mask to hide it. Then with a 5-10% white brush, gently paint it onto the grey areas.
  4. cathm

    Grey hair

    cathm posted a topic in Help with editing

    Hi Damien! What is the best way to fix the grey hair?
  5. Last week
  6. Damien Symonds
    Yes, alas, it's moire - the VERY worst kind. Where all of the channels are damaged. May I see a 100% crop from the SOOR, and also a screenshot of the raw Detail (noise) panel?
  7. Eran
    Hi , The pattern really annoys , Is this a moire or pattern/shadow (I didn't see channel info to use)
  8. Damien Symonds
    They're very easy fixes with any version of Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
  9. Damien Symonds
    Have you looked into it, @Emma Dasher?
  10. Damien Symonds
    Did you finish it?
  11. Dianna Cameron
    Hi Damien -- I think the calibration was successful. It was not easy. The screen seems to be about right now although I can't be 100% certain. But I managed to set it to s.RGB, 6500K and various other things. Thank you for your help.
  12. Damien Symonds
    How did it go, @Dianna Cameron?
  13. Damien Symonds
    I'm sorry @Emma Dasher, I don't know how to do it with Lightroom only. PLEASE get a version of Photoshop as soon as you can. https://www.damiensymonds.net/what2buy_soft.html
  14. Emma Dasher
    here they are
  15. Emma Dasher
    is there a way to fix my shirt being see through due to camera flash? https://share.icloud.com/photos/0vfjWkMgpmWtLOxIhmCngvoKA https://share.icloud.com/photos/0yRQVY_9bbE7FTPZoNs053xvw
  16. Eran
    Didn't continue with this yet , We are in holidays now , I'm trying to divide the time between Passover (Jewish holiday) , work , advanced levels class and some previous obligations I had regarding retouch from TFP I had... I'm sharing what I worked on today (it was made for IG) , Used channel mixer , handyman and some other methods I've learned. It might look a little bit over sharpened (because when you view it at 1080 x 1350 in IG it looks very good) , skin was a little bit challenge , hope I nailed it (worked on image around 4 hours) soor: done : delivered to model (cropped for IG ) :
  17. Damien Symonds
    How did you go, @Eran?
  18. Brandicm
    Thanks!
  19. Damien Symonds
    I'd always keep the one previous year, at least until you're sure that the new one isn't buggy (lots of people have had to roll back to 2018 from 2019 recently, because of bugs). But no, delete the others.
  20. Brandicm
    When PS automatically updates to it's newest year, do we need to keep PS application files from previous versions? I have photoshop CC versions going back to 2014. I'd like to clean up my computer but I don't want to screw up PS.
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  22. S. Roberts
    So, this is where I ended with this fun little project. I rarely shoot outdoors or at these long distances. Appreciate your help.
  23. Dianna Cameron
    I've gone through all your notes again, very carefully. I have some appointments tomorrow so probably won't be able to tackle it again until Friday. I will let you know how it goes. Kind regards Dianna
  24. Damien Symonds
    How did the calibration go, @Dianna Cameron?
  25. Dianna Cameron
    Definitely better without the cover
  26. Dianna Cameron
    Sorry, I'm getting confused - the bulbs in my new light fitting are 4200K, not 6500K.
  27. Damien Symonds
    If the fitting is yellowing the lights, then yes, remove it. Then calibrate again following the correct instructions this time.
  28. Dianna Cameron
    By fix the light, do you mean remove the oyster fitting over the top? I think the lights are bright enough - it's an ordinary sized room and I have two x 900L lights.
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