Damien Symonds

You're absolutely correct, PDF is the right (and only) way to save. However, if they're "way too big" there must be something else wrong. What kind of documents are you creating, exactly?

First, have you read this? https://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/07/creamy-silky-perfect-angelic-skin.html

Yes, but those were the hideously dark ones. Of COURSE I can't use those.

When did you send them? I haven't received any since we have been conversing in this thread.

Terrific. So between fixing the room light and adjusting the screen, can you now see how those photos you sent me were grossly dark?

@Denisecamp?

No, never.

You've fixed your room light then?

Here.in.the.damn.thread.please.

@Denisecamp please follow the link ALL the way to the end.

@Denisecamp?

How odd.

From Bridge there are two ways of opening raw files - Cmd R and Cmd O. Have you tried both ways?

They should be okay. Is there an option for HDMI for the LG as well? Or could you swap them?

With what kind of cable are both your screens connected?

@Denisecamp please do this for me: https://www.damiensymonds.net/thread2.html

Yeah, there's nothing you can do about this, sorry. Re-shoot.

@MarianneM?

The tip of the rock on the far left is faded. As far as the right corner goes, you should easily be able to clone another bit of rock there. Easiest thing in the world.

Okay, so what are the pixel dimensions of the files?

Hey @MarianneM, what happened? You shot a session in jpeg?

Um ... do you mean the bit on the right? The corner?

Okay, we need to know if this is an issue with the screen, or the computer. So do you have another computer you can plug the screen into, to see if it exhibits the same behaviour?

Oh heck, this is something I always struggle with. This is the best I can offer: https://max.mailbigfile.com/66f6492026be93b7ee40e3035552e028/listFiles.php

Does your screen have a "HDR" setting?