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Smoothing always 0, Flow always 100. They never vary.
Opacity was 100% for the initial blob on her head, then I used 10% to expand it gently.
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The sand won't give a blackened effect like in your sample photo, but it's worth a try.
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Yes, that might work too.
Yes, the background.
It would be best if you had a photo with the massive sun flare on their heads too; or else find a different example photo without it.
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Yes, that might be better.
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Of course the second one won't work. You have no Preview window at all.
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52 minutes ago, Damien Symonds said:
Guideline Number 3.
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Guideline Number 3.
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That's probably because there is no edit data in the xmp files.
It sounds like you didn't have this turned on in LR? Three reasons to enable XMP files in Lightroom Classic - Photofocus
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I'm not sure why it's not in your trash, sorry.
That's exactly what it does on mine.
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Yes. You need to free up a LOT of space on your hard drive.
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Not enough to make a real-world difference.
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Of course it's too noisy. You'll need to fix that in your raw processing as usual.
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That one is excellent.
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Yeah, that's very very bad.
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Screenshot please.
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4 hours ago, Angelblade131 said:
Where can I find the instructions to start calibration?
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It's not good, is it
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Don't worry, most people for whom English IS their first language would make the same error.
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From what I've read, compressed is okay.
But my research on this topic has been pretty superficial, I admit, so do some of your own reading and experimentation.
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On 4/19/2024 at 1:52 AM, Roxy Clark said:
my curiosity has been peaked.
By the way, here's your nerdy trivia for the day ... the word is "piqued".
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I don't know why you're so obsessed with this? He just added a black Solid Color layer then masked it around the boy. It's kindergarten Photoshop.
He used the Shift key of course. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/10/shift-while-brushing.html
Golden Sunset look
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It's 10% by default I think.