Damien Symonds

Yes, I think you should add a Solid Color layer of light grey (roughly an average of the blanket colour) and mask it onto the blanket, then lower its opacity.

I fear it will be really hard to replace the blanket, sorry.

We'll talk more about the cast once you've finished the Channel Mixer class. Regarding the blanket and tub .... I understand why you'd like to get rid of the tub, but what's wrong with the blanket?

It seems unlikely. Did it prompt you to restart the computer after installing the update? If not, you probably should do so.

That seems to be the correct choice. I can't find any info to contradict it.

Are you still there, @LMS?

Also, could you do this for me?

Ta. What screen type did you choose for this new screen? https://www.damiensymonds.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/07i1dppc02.gif

Thanks. And is it a new computer as well? Or have you simply attached this new monitor to your existing computer?

Hi @LMS, am I to assume this is the first time you've calibrated this particular monitor? What make/model is it?

Save them by simply choosing "Save Actions" in the Actions Panel submenu. Where is up to you. But wherever it is, make sure you also back them up.

It seems unlikely, but I suppose it's possible.

Bummer. Well, I guess just crop it however you like it. Then save it as a jpeg to send to them.

Unfortunately they don't save themselves. You need to save them. Otherwise they only exist, in a fragile way, in Photoshop.

Ok. Are you preparing the whole page layout, or is somebody else doing that?

That all sounds fine. Oh dear. Didn't you save them?

This happens to all of us from time to time. Nobody knows why. You'll just need to re-load your actions. I agree it's a hassle. To be safe, can you do this for me?

Oh, ok. What size does it need to be for that?

Well, what size are you printing it?

Yeah, so maybe add this Channel Mixer layer: R 0, 0, +140, +45 G 0, 0, +150, +20 B 0, 0, +55, -15 Then lower the layer opacity to your taste (I found I liked it at about 55%).

Ok, TB is good.

Hi @1234, I've moved your question into the "How to achieve a certain look or effect" section. Can you start by reading the Posting Guidelines, and browsing the images therein to see if your question has already been answered? If not, include a link to a style you admire here in your thread.

That usually means you didn't get the mathematics questions right. Please don't take the class if simple mathematics is beyond you.

8GB of RAM is the bare minimum to run Photoshop properly. Make sure you don't have too many other programs open at the same time, and don't have more than one photo open in Photoshop at a time. Did you mean TB, not GB? Yes you bloody are. Shut down EVERY DAY. This is serious. Run CleanMyMac right away, and every month hereafter. All of these factors combined definitely explain your lagging healing tools.