Damien Symonds

Yeah, Bridge gives us surprisingly few options when right-clicking in the Preview panel. The Content panel is where all the control is.

Oh gee, just select all of them in Bridge, then right-click and choose "Develop Settings > Clear Settings".

Sorry, it says "This video is private" and won't let me view it.

Talk to me, @Gabriela. Which calibrator do you have, and in what way does your screen not match your prints?

Just use the bog-standard one that loads with "North America General Purpose 2". There's no such thing as "correct".

Of course, happy to.

I hope you'll join the Layers & Masks Class soon. It will resolve your fears.

If you can edit in ACR you must have a version of Photoshop.

Anyway, as I say, 2019 was fine for me.

How do you edit your photos at the moment?

I don't know how to answer your question. 2019 was perfect for me ... but so is 2020. So I don't know if my experience will translate to your computer.

I trust you've also seen lots of people (myself included) say it's working perfectly for them? Can you do this for me? https://www.damiensymonds.net/thread1.html

Why was Bridge 2020 a bust?

Happy new year, @NancyA. When will I get to see some more of your photos?

I think, with extraordinary patience, it could be done. Some of it would be Advanced Levels, but unfortunately that wouldn't do all of it - there would be some incredibly painstaking hair replacement required to. It would be a job of hours and hours.

So they claim it can be done, then?

Sorry, I think my question came out wrong. I mean, is it a requirement of the class that you remove the fence? Is this an image which was supplied by the class?

Is it a requirement of the class that you do so?

This is the most important advice from me: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/09/extract-then-copy-vs-copy-then-extract.html Also this: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/07/blue-or-green-screen-for-background.html

@Falon, do you have any advice to get Rahul started?

Season's greetings, @Kate00. I hope I'll get to see lots and lots of your photos in the new year?

It's nonsense, of course. It's made a simple fix WAY too complicated.

Oh gee. The coloured glare (like blue or green) is fairly easy to fix, but colourless glare is much harder. I don't have any quick or clever fixes, sorry. What you've done here looks good.

Yes, this is really widespread misinformation, I'm afraid.

WHEN YOU EDIT OF COURSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!