Julie K

I have two monitors and for the life of me I cannot get them to match. One is a laptop and a second monitor. I calibrate both of them and they are so different. I don't have as much control over the laptop monitor but laptop seems to match my prints better but I cannot get my monitor to match. Any suggestions? Do you think it is even possible to get them to match

I tired the method from the Mongolian birthmark on baby's hands, but couldn't get it to match right...

I have a birthmark that covers great with makeup but during camping I never put it on. I am printing an album of a family vacation and would like to touch up the cover shot. What is the most realistic way to cover this up? I have only done white balance, noise removal and sky replacement (Which your method is fabulous!! I unfortunately wasted money on a sky swap action hoping for speed, but your method is by far the best)

Hi Brian, I am researching new computers. I am looking at a dell here are some specs: 6th Generation Intel core i7-67000k up to 4.2 ghx 2 tb 7200 hard drive + 32GB SSD cache nvidia geForce GTX 4gb Does this sound good. Does having a video card listed, does this mean it is a dedicated video card or how do I know? Also, what is the 32gb SSD cache good for? I know what the SSD is but does 32 gb is small and why does it say Cache? also, what is Oculus-ready?

Delete this thread...I am an idiot! I'm embarrassed I wasted your time! I have been clicking on the mask rather than the adjustment.

But I don't want to click it every time. It used to just open up to the histogram view, not sure how I changed it. It's an extra click that is driving me nuts

The first image is what used to open when I would click on a mask layer to edit...but the second image is what opens now. I want it to default to the level adjustments instead of the masks. How can I change it back?