Damien Symonds

Step 1: Duplicate the background layer. Step 2: Liquify the tie: Step 3: Add a mask to that layer so that you can restore the original part of the suit so that it isn't warped any more:

Okay, can you post the photo again now?

Those toggles irritate me so much!

Oh crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://www.damiensymonds.net/art_tscs000.html

Hi Erica, sorry about my delayed reply. This looks like it should be a fairly straightforward job for Liquify. Have you used Liquify much before?

I just emailed you the action.

How odd.

Can you try it in a different browser?

The download link works for me, I just tried it. Are you sure there's nothing in your Downloads folder?

Have you tried your Spyder X Elite yet?

May I see a screenshot? Showing your Photoshop screen including that action set in your Actions panel?

Only by super-painstaking cloning.

I know they want you to do that, but there is also a free software option if you look for it. You might have to scroll a long way down the page, and read all the options carefully. https://calibrite.com/us/software-downloads/

Yeah, never use that. Nothing of great significance.

I think DisplayPort supports higher resolution, doesn't it?

Okay.

@Liverbird?

Hmmm ... that's darker than mine. Did you use my numbers, or modify them?

Oh yeah, that'll be easy. Just add a dark green Solid Color layer (I suggest H167 / S92 / B24) on "Multiply" blend mode, and mask on carefully. Using the Shift key of course: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/10/shift-while-brushing.html Then show me.

Um ... which shirt, and what colour?

That depends on the photo. Let's see it.

Yeah, that's fine. Just remove it the way I taught you in the Raw Class.

Hi @Frankie100, could you send me the raw file so I can take a closer look? https://spaces.hightail.com/uplink/BellePhotography

I switched to FreeFileSync. I'm liking it so far.

How do you feel about this? https://max.mailbigfile.com/b5526120fef6abe0ac15f783a7bdaa4a/listFiles.php