Damien Symonds

Or right-click on it in Bridge and choose Develop Settings>Clear Settings.

Oh hell. May I see a 100% crop from the base area?

No, neither of those things. Just manually tweak the colour of the layer by clicking around in the window, or using the HSB or RGB values.

At a guess, I'd say it should be a little bit bigger than the man's head.

Your Liquify brush was much too small. You need to use a much bigger one so that the stretching of the other two shirts isn't obvious.

Wow, great work!

Of course, just add a red Solid Color layer, put it on Multiply blend mode, and mask it carefully to the shoes. Then go back and tweak the colour of the red layer to make it as accurate as possible.

Holy crap @Rebecca Yin! YES! NEVER try to edit your photos while they're still on the card. I urge you to join the Bridge Class quickly. Stop the Raw Class for now, until you've caught up with Bridge.

Try this: https://www.damiensymonds.net/art_vista.html

Can you tell me more about this? When does it change, exactly?

That's the i1Display Pro. Thanks. Do you follow my exact instructions here?

May I see a photo of it?

Yes, but which one? There have been a lot of i1 models over the years.

Which one, though?

Absolutely not necessary, no. Which X-Rite do you have, and what screen do you currently have?

Yes, that covers Step 1. But you've completely neglected Steps 2-4.

Remember how I said to read the posting guidelines?

Did you read the link?

Oh crap. Is it too late to change your order? https://www.facebook.com/groups/askdamien/permalink/3495497333843775

Which one?

What's not working? The screen itself? Or the Spyder? Well, you should loosely adjust the brightness so that it's a close match to your prints.

Of course it's blurred, isn't that why you chose it? It's lovely.

Great! Just tidy up the mask around the lady's head, is all.

Make sure you do your normal raw processing on the photos first, of course.

Just overlay, then mask. Exactly as I taught you in class.