Damien Symonds

Great! Please don't wait too long to jump on board the Bridge Class. It's only $10, and it's SO useful for your workflow. And PLEASE keep posting your photos in the Raw Class. I haven't seen you for ages. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2012/01/web-browsers-and-facebook.html

Heck, it could even be a typical difference between two different models of Canon cameras, or Sony cameras.

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What's to elaborate? You're in Adobe RGB. I can see it at the bottom of your screenshots.

Any further occurrences of this problem, @Meppelfield?

Come on @Trudy, don't break your promise!

How's your computer going, @Glynda horsfall?

Are you rocking a new computer now, @Stacey Sedgman?

Is it working for you, @Krista?

Are you using Bridge now, @Hayley Casey?

And yes, this is very normal.

Oh, crap! Adobe RGB!

Did it work?

Ah bummer. No, still too much sharpening. You'll have to re-do the raw file with the Sharpness slider on 0.

Ah. Well, take that rubbish off, and post the 100% crop again.

May I see a screenshot of your Detail (noise) panel in raw for this photo? I fear you've applied much too much sharpening.

Not quite the right size, sorry. Can you read over the instructions again?

@sla453?

How's it going, @Jamie Brown?

The photo itself is not crooked, it's just the view. Go to Edit>Preferences>Performance. In that window, there will be a checkbox saying either "Use OpenGL" or "Use Graphics Processor" ... something like that. Turn off that checkbox. Then you might need to restart Photoshop.

Hi Julie, I need to see it at 100%: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2013/09/grabbing-700x700px-100-crop.html

Yay!

I have to turn in, I'm beat. I'll check in on you when I get up in the morning.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/art_vista.html

May I have more info? How do you know it's not working?