Lcrutledge

I'm going to take pictures at a Dog Walk later this month. My problem is that the humans' legs and other dogs get in the way of a good picture. I could try to get a clean (no people) picture of the area before the walk starts, but it would have to be at THE EXACT ANGLE as the pictures I end up taking, right? How do I get a clean picture of just the dogs I'm focusing on? I saw a picture of a co-photographer at a dog walk many years ago. His beautiful picture of dogs has haunted me. Mine had human legs and knees in it. lol

Ok. Thank you!

What does your set up at home look like? How tall is your desk? Do you have anything on the wall? My desk is too short to edit on my laptop. I put it on a thick book but then typing on it is awkward. I have the writing tablet which has helped so much with editing. I feel like my set up can be improved but not sure what to invest in yet. thanks.

No, it seems to be once I undo all crop and flattening to get back to the layers that I see those blue lines.

Ya, it seems so.

Whenever I crop once I've flattened the layer and cropped (I flattened first and then cropped), I can't get rid of the blue lines. It's very irritating.

Mine just arrived. Thanks!

I’ve been using my mouse for all my editing and it’s getting more difficult. Do you recommend using a pad for editing pictures?

This has not been edited in RAW yet. I'll just leave it here and move on to other photos.

When I restarted the computer it let me edit a picture in Bridge

Not that I can think of. It's been on...

Why is it saying this?

I'm not sure I knew that. What's the difference?

PERFECT!!

I am trying to save this picture to JPEG but my only option is JPEG 2000 which won't let me click on the ICC button and I can't find it in my files afterwards. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?