Damien Symonds

Talk to me, @StasiaB. How do your prints differ from Photoshop?

No, I meant Lightroom in general.

This is a complete waste of time. I can't believe you're pursuing this.

Yeah. Well done.

I still think it's too centred. Mine was up there in the top left corner, behind the lady's head.

When you double click a gradient layer (to get the little window where you chose "Radial") you can click on the image and drag around, to move the centre point of the gradient. Try it and you'll see what I mean.

Are these files coming off a card? If so, have you tried another card to see if it works?

Can't say I love this ...

Oh boy ... I'll see ...

This is a really tough one. How would this be?

Your photos are all untagged. This is really bad practice. Make sure you always embed the profile when you save.

Hi Sarah, could you post the whole photo for me?

https://www.damiensymonds.net/desktop-monitor-brightness

Download PSD

Hi Stacey, I'm not Brian, and I don't really know what I'm talking about, but I'm wondering if you've tried plugging in a desktop screen to the laptop; and if the problem still occurs with that screen? If it doesn't, that would seem to suggest a problem with the backlight. Needless to say, be VERY diligent about keeping your laptop backed up at all times, while this problem is persisting.

Hold on, have you tried a different destination?

Please don't put up with this crap. Now is the time. https://www.damiensymonds.net/bridge-30-day-challenge

Did the restart fix the problem?

That's hard drive space, not RAM.

This is impossible, as far as I know. Please check again. After you've restarted.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/thread1.html

Light at the bottom will look weird. The light part of the gradient should follow the natural flow of the light in the photo. How does this look? (I haven't done the bottom part yet, but it's easy of course):

Yes, I'd say it would be the safest idea.

No, there should be no need to redo prints.

Just check as is for now.