Markbd

I'm blessed having a rare blue dog!? I must have a wonky white balance eye! When I adjust the white balance it makes the dog look a very flat black which looks off for me? Better get on the raw class! I'll give Damien a whistle when if I am get on it! ?

Surely it wasn't that far off regarding WB :0) I'd appreciate you showing me what you think the WB for this image should be. Then I can realise that I need to sign up immediately :0)

Finally, got it done :0) So what is actually happening when you hit the colorize check button? Thank you for your patience.

My first efforts were in Lightroom, so i went with ps raw.

Back to the drawing board then with this one. I'll repost later :0(

Any better?

Ouch :0)

Apologies, I did a reset on my lightroom and it switched it back to 16bit. Here are the images you asked for.

Hi Damien Any quick tips on how I could replace the green reflection on this dogs chin, with a natural looking white? The same with the yellow on the cheek . Cheers Mark

Cheers

Sorry if i'm not making sense. The blue guides were to give a rough idea. The image above is the correct crop and size but I need to fill the white edges so I have continuous image all the way around. I'm sure before when I did this, I could use what I had cropped of previously to fill in the white edges. Does this make more sense?

So this is what is happening when I crop to the size I want and add a 2 inch canvas edge. I want that to be transparent so I can see what i have to make up, if at all from the original uncropped version.

Before it was easy as I had transparent edges!

So this is basically where i'm up too. I want to make the image up for a 36 inch by 20 inch canvas. Inside the blue lines is what I want the canvas to be, but I need a two inch edge for the wrap. What would be my next step please?