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Thank you - that helps a lot!

Hi D, I love the lensflare and shot on purpose, but they are asking if I can reduce it. Any advice please? I used the dress to WB.

Yes, I have used the shift key, now I've decided to go ahead with it

yes

Sorry submitted reply a bit late. I have 9 of these to do so not sure I can be arsed to do all that masking. Do you think it looks better dark, also went to -50

yes

Hi D. Is there any way to change the floorboards to be more dark brown like the backdrop please?  Please ignore what going on with the drop - planning to add a texture and creating a square crop storyboard.

Yes - thank you so much!

Thanks - will give it a bash

HELP, I had to shoot a school function and they had these horrific purple lights. I've tried the green filter with some degree of success but still bad and thought maybe channel mixer might be a better answer.?

He's pretty terrified about the recovery, but he had absolutely no cartilage left in his hip joint, he's awake and looks good. Thanks for asking

ahh, cool, thanks - sorry had to dash off, hubby had hip surgery today so we went to visit

Great - used collar for WB - it's very similar.

I'm not sure this is possible, but I love this image and I love the flare in the foreground and I would like to try and remove the green part from her face if possible please? I'm going to give it quite a dark moody edit in PS.

Attaching full image (I used his sleeve for WB) and close up of problem

Thanks will add some shadowing

Does this look ok, I found a similar angle from an earlier pic before the eye started oozing too badly.

Oh Lordy - I had a feeling you might say that

Help? Is there any way to save this eye?

Whole pic and a crop attached.

I would look into starching the ribbon into shape, it's old fashioned but may be your best option.

Thank you - will have a good look

I guess, the question is how is one action changing colour so quickly?

Sorry, try this one: https://theoriginalphotoblocksprops.com/product/backdrop-color-change-action/

Ok, seriously - how are they doing this?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204495212655703&set=gm.1221471907955460&type=3&theater

I had a feeling you might say channel mixer was the answer and of course I keep getting stuck on about the fourth slide in the class because my brain can't compute that stuff.

Thank you

I think that is a million times better - thanks yes.