Damien Symonds

It's ok, I'll move it.

Not really, sorry. Just play around and get a soft light look to the shadow.

No, you CAN use drop shadow if you wish, but not in whatever weird-ass fashion you've used it. It should be soft and gentle like mine was.

You have to turn off the Drop Shadow. Just use the Stroke.

You should read all of them, actually. https://www.damiensymonds.net/tut_collage.html

It looks like you haven't read this? https://www.damiensymonds.net/2011/12/simple-storyboard-tutorial-part-2.html

No, really, a WHOLE screenshot. Layers panel and everything.

May I see a whole screenshot?

Set the stroke to "Inside".

No, I'm just saying that blend modes don't really affect black.

Yes, because it's black.

Is a blend mode necessary at all? What's wrong with Normal?

I would have suggested Fx too. Not drop shadows, I would have suggested Stroke, but whatever works for you.

I'm so sorry, this is beyond my knowledge. What do you intend your frame to look like?

CS5, actually

Use the same values as last time, I guess.

That raw size is still safe - that is, it's above the six megapixel limit. But it's only just above it. When your raw photos are that small, you cannot crop at all. And it sounds like you must have cropped the files that you gave to the client? And yes, it definitely sounds like you bumped your camera to small raw. Have you found that setting and put it back to where it's supposed to be?

Personally I hate super-high resolution screens, I wouldn't pay any extra money. The standard screen will be excellent.

As soon as you get it, before you calibrate it, make sure you do this: https://www.damiensymonds.net/premiercolor

Ah well, just add a "View>Fit on screen" step after the Reveal All step.

They're here: https://www.damiensymonds.net/act_web.html

I've emailed you.

Yeah, I sure can. The fee will be $10. If that is acceptable, send the photo to me at https://spaces.hightail.com/uplink/BellePhotography

Ok, run Glary right away.