Damien Symonds

https://ask.damiensymonds.net/topic/8513-raw-signup-16/

And? A perfect match to your pro lab prints?

Oh hell, no, that's worse.

Yep, that should be easy enough to fix. Go ahead and do your raw processing as normal, then post the photo again and we'll fix the moire.

Oh, I used to have an XP-Pen brand one! Yep, this is perfect. As a starter device, anyway. You should definitely try it out. Remember what I said in my article - don't expect to love it straight away. In fact, there's a 50-50 chance that you'll utterly hate it straight away. But give it a couple of weeks, and you'll grow to love it.

You'll find 'em here: https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html

https://www.damiensymonds.net/2014/03/distortion-or-perspective-correction.html

Good. Yes. Hopefully it won't be necessary. But if it is necessary, you'll do it. Adjust again, then calibrate again. As often as you need to.

I think so too.

Because if you have to fix the mask on the fox (which I think you will have to, it looks a bit rough along its back) you don't need to re-mask two layers, of course. What do you think of it? Suitably shaded considering its location?

How did it go, @cathm?

You have to recalibrate after doing this. Have you done so?

Whaat? No, it's perfect, I assure you.

No. We have no control over the laptop.

This is unlikely to be because of a Bridge update. It seems more likely to be because of an ACR update. Either way, it's annoying. Can you try it without anything?

Are you happy with it?

Did you actually import the photos using Bridge? Or just copy them from card to hard drive then browse them with Bridge afterwards?

What about older photos that used to be ok? Are they still ok, or have they rotated now too?

Oh, somebody else reported this problem too. What about when you open them into ACR? Still landscape?

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What? No, of course not! You blend the two skies together.

Great! Now, if you still want the other sky, it shouldn't be any trouble to put it in.

No, just clip it. Ctrl Alt G. PLEASE don't wait any longer to take the Layers & Masks Class.

Good! Maybe use a Hue/Sat layer to slightly darken the grass around its base?

No, there should be an entirely white mask on that layer, and it should be clipped to the fox layer.