Damien Symonds

Phew. As it happens, you got lucky this time, because we do need that duplicate layer. You need to apply some Gaussian Blur to it - just enough to get rid of the distinct fabric lines, eg around your hand. I think about 0.6 will do. Then mask that layer too.

Geez, you don't make a habit of this, do you? Don't double the size of your file for "no real purpose"!

There's a bit more we need to do. First, can you tell me what the "Background copy" layer is for?

May I see a screenshot of the Detail (noise) panel from ACR for this photo?

It's not black-and-white, don't you see? It's pant-colour.

If there is a problem with your pants, I don't understand why you wouldn't assume the solution would involve masking to your pants?

Um ... duh. Now mask it to the problem area only. (Your pants).

@Jenny_11, talk to me about your screen problems. In what way does your screen not match your prints? (Cooler? Warmer? Darker? Brighter?)

Try this Channel Mixer layer: Red 0, +70, +30, +1 Green 0, +70, +30, 0 Blue 0, +70, +30, -4

Bing isn't a browser, though. It's a search engine.

Gosh, that's odd. No, no problems with Firefox and Windows 10 here. Does it crash immediately when you launch Firefox, or randomly while you're browsing later?

No, it's to dangerous to put it on Duplicate, sorry. Leave it on Extend, and try making it the main display as I suggesed. Sure, maybe that would help! Don't worry about this. As I said, the computer will know.

Just instinct and experience.

Perhaps not quite as good as the others, but still easily a pass.

Good.

Good.

Good. Easily a pass.

Definitely off.

Gosh, that's weird. Maybe you need to set the other screen as the main display? Then will it stay?

Yes, we can change that if necessary. As long as it's not too different. Like, different race different.

The absolute best way to "fix" this is to borrow a belly button from another baby. Can you find one?

Remind me which Spyder it is?

Do you mind taking the 100% crop again? Something seems to have gone awry. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2013/09/grabbing-700x700px-100-crop.html

Yes. Yes please. Until I say stop. I need to see that you can consistently get their white balance right, first time every time.

Sorry, I've tried all the file formats I can think of. Nothing is working. Brian might have some wiser ideas, but honestly, with the file sizes so small, I fear these files are unusable.