Mary Burgy

She just did her best with cloning/patch. She doesn't know how to use PS and I wasn't going to take that on for her.

My friend and I did a fundraiser. Her backdrop kept wrinkling. What would you suggest as the easiest way to attempt to fix it if we want to try?

And then can you direct me back to the part of the training where I set up everything again?

So basically we have no idea why it looks this way and I have to reset it? Can you remind me what to watch that tells everything I need to do please?

I got rid of the video... but doesn't it show right here? What the heck

some video option? I have no idea what I did and I don't want to reset everything b/c it has been so long I don't remember how to get it back

Correct but I don't remember how to change it... I assume that is what got jacked up

I played with fonts yesterday and the 3d option and had no idea what I was doing. Now when I open pics I can't see anything. At a glance, do you know what is wrong?

I found this screen and it shows the right one. However, the reminder that pops up doesn't show this color profile.

Is this the same for Mac?

I just calibrated my monitor. The Spyder Xpro had me upgrade. I logged in today and got the "you need to calibrate" message due to it exceeding the timeframe. Where can I go to determine what profile (or whatever it is called) is being used. I just want to make sure it is using the one I saved. Thanks!

Why is the option no longer there to save as a jpeg? I have an old action that will save as a jpeg but I need that screen. What am I doing wrong?

I was back over at her house tonight. She confirmed I shot with the lights off. I do understand flash photography but was trying to shut out the ambient backlight in this case to create a different look. I chose upping the SS whereas I should have chosen aperture instead. Per another group, they said the lines were due to the way I had the shutter set. I have now changed it to mechanical shutter. I agree, I shouldn't have used that high of SS, but I had never seen that before. The light is fine. I was using my AD200 which is fine for indoors. It did great on the normal photos where I wasn't trying to block the backlight. Thanks for the explanation and I will check out the videos.

I don't even know if I Had the lights on in the room. I honestly don't think I did. If that was the case, wouldn't I see it in all the photos though? The other photos with more ambient light did not have this issue. With a SS that fast, wouldn't it block the ambient from them anyway?