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Holy Cow!!! I can totally see the difference. Thank you!!!

Thanks! I've never ever done this so I'm nervous now

Thank you Damien for your help. My pictures is looking lots better. One last question...ok that's a lie If my picture looks good on ACR can I just take into PS? Will that damage it. I plan on doing some clean up and adding some actions. Thanks

That is what it looks like when I fixed the clippings. I do have a calibrator, it's an i1 display pro.

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I can't upload the pic, it said I can only upload 19.53mb. How long is the raw class? I meant how long is the wait for the RAW class?

Ok I see a good amount of clippings on the subject's clothes. I reduced highlights, shadows and white to get rid of the clippings but now the picture looks ugly. Can I erase the areas I want back?

In ACR?

Ok Damien, I played around in ACR and still very confuse. I only played with the exposure and contrast part. How do I check for clippings there?

I've played around with it before but I don't know how to erase my mistakes. Honestly I never thought it was all that important. ??. But taking the layers class have changed my mind. There are a lot to learn.

what is really really bad

I'm on the waiting list for the raw class. I open the raw file and it takes me to ACR but I don't make any changes in that because I don't really know how to use that so I open it in Photoshop and do all my editing in there.

Yes, I shot in RAW. It wasn't much clipping just a little on a bow on the hair. It's not that important but I just want to know how to fix it in the future. I tried to fix it by using the middle bar and it helps. So if I find clippings I would have to go through each layers?

I checked for clippings by using levels, the alt key, and the white slider bar. It shows I have a little clippings. How do I fix that?