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Anna-Lena Ström McGrath

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  1. I'm laughing here, because I knew it would be that easy....I just couldn't figure it out...You should see my butchering attempts at it. Pathetic. Thank You!!!
  2. D, Silly question, but I cannot figure it out...How do I blur faces like you do in e.g. this thread https://www.facebook.com/groups/195567190503489/permalink/1451481291578733/
  3. PSD no longer available...Maybe because you are using this particular example in the class?
  4. Damien, I've been lucky to have people wear white or grey most of the time. But then I had a recent image that I couldn't figure out. So I realized, I need to stick a few of these in my bag pronto. We have an ink printer. Hubby has a printer at work that looks like laser, but it prints color it looks like. :-( Do you think this printer works? The sheets look good and not colored. Or should I head to Staples? Thanks.
  5. Donna, when you view your images (I assume they are all raw files?) in Fast Stone, they are all there? And when you click on e.g. one image in Fast Stone, that one opens in ACR correct? And does it also show on the side? But when you click Shift + Ctrl (on a PC) and select several images, and then click Open in ACR, they won't show in the left panel on the side? What if you "scroll" through them in ACR, are they there? I'm attaching Snipping Tool image of what I mean....
  6. Can you post the image with raw edits done? SOOR rather than SOOC? SOOR = Straight out of Raw (noise, contrast, wb etc)
  7. Can you post an example image and maybe even circle the area that you are clicking on that gives you blue/gray results? Are you in ACR when you use the "white balance tool"?
  8. I think Damien wants SOOR. Not SOOC. SOOR = Raw edits done (WB, Contrast, Noise etc). Also, can you double check that you are in sRGB? If you are, fine...if not, follow This
  9. Is this only from your last session? Have you opened an older session to check if it does it to them too now? Can you give us more information?
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