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This is a 4th defective panel. I would return it and choose a different Make/Model. Monitors that are too blue, will make things look too cool, which then makes you overcompensate warming things up. Don’t live with this problem. Find another IPS Display.

I've moved this thread into Brian's area because he's much more intelligent than me. I suspect your 2080 might not be strong enough, but I don't know.

I'd say you might have to make sure you don't have ANY other programs open (particularly Photoshop) while using Bridge. And restart pretty frequently.

Worked like a charm, exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!

Try this, but no promises. https://www.damiensymonds.net/act_cellulite.html

Mine just arrived. Thanks!

Nah stay out of it 😂

I'll send you an email about this.

I believe that Goodsync is free for personal use, but if you are backing up Servers and such, you need to pay for it. See here for more info. Richcopy 360 looks to be about $50 for personal use. Unfortunately, I haven't really touched a Server since before COVID, and haven't used either programs. I'd try Goodsync since it's free, and I think you can try Richcopy for a period of time, but $50 for a utility program that works is not that bad.

It's definitely not great, but it should sharpen up okay.

You should be able to do an in-place upgrade, or are you replacing the server? Personally, I haven't played with Servers and Domain Networks since Server 2019 (Before COVID.) I'm also the type to install fresh and updated copies of software and then manually migrate data over from one server to the new via an Ethernet connection. This way I can always go back in time and start again. I would never use a Sync Program to migrate to a new Server. Hell, I don't even bother with the built-in migration tools. But that's just me. To answer your question, GoodSync keeps popping up with Google. I'd start there.

We need an Enterprise sync tool for migrating servers , what do you recommend from these? I read about Goodsync and Gs Richcopy 360 , look good but I do not have experince with it

I am not a huge fan of this look. But to achieve it, use two blur layers at different levels of Gaussian blur, then "Levels 1" and "Photo Filter 1" to add warmth, "Levels 2" and "Levels 3" to manipulate the background light, then "Levels 4" for the matte effect and "Levels 5" (below it) for the nauseating vignette. Then lastly, "Levels 6" because I realised that the shoes were just glowing too darn much. Download the file here.

Yes

Even going back into ACR with just one image Ctrl O and deleting the presets caused it to crash.