Damien Symonds

Yeah, nah, sorry. It's too obvious that the focus is far behind the roo.

You LIKE that? Gosh. Well, yes, I'd say resetting. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2012/09/resetting-tools.html

Please may I see what you came up with?

How many lights did you use?

Oh, yay!

How weird, eh? What happens if you double-click on this top bar here? Does it make the Photoshop window smaller on screen?

Are all other programs ok? How about Bridge?

Well gosh, isn't this more than a Photoshop problem? Where's your taskbar and Start Menu? They should be down the bottom of your screen.

May I see the whole of your screen in your screenshot?

The first thing to try is going to Window>Workspace>Reset [name of your workspace].

Yes, that's very common for all screens before they've been calibrated. Don't worry, the calibration process will guide you.

You're right, calibration is best done in dim light. But editing must be done in lovely light light. That means your screen's brightness is much too high. But don't worry, the Spyder calibration process will take care of that.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No no no no no no no no no. You must work in good bright light.

How far through the class are you, @SelenaHema?

May I see what you achieved, @meris?

Correct.

Please report in, @GraceCJG!

Correct on all counts, yes.

Selena, you MUST stop editing in Photoshop until you know how to do raw editing properly. PLEASE concentrate on the Raw Class, and post some photos there for me.

It's like you haven't read the Sharpening Class AT ALL. And I know you have. THE PURPOSE OF CROPPING IS TO CROP.

Also, I'd strongly suggest checking the "Use Classic Mode" box.

You MUST check the "Delete Cropped Pixels" box in the options bar.

So good to see you back on the site, @Scott_Madrigal. I hope you'll start flooding me with photos soon.

I clipped a Hue/Saturation layer to the placed layer, and lowered the Lightness slider.

If the screen is in focus in any of the photos, that will be a different matter.