Damien Symonds

Somebody else who had the flashing screen thing said they turned on this setting to fix it: But I haven't tested it myself, so I can't guarantee anything.

At the very bottom of this page: https://ask.damiensymonds.net/topic/33183-setting-up-photohop/

I have no idea. Install it, I guess.

Then you might have to search through your emails for the download details.

How did you purchase Portraiture? Do you have it on disk?

Any gentle colour is fine. Neutral, or brown, or something. Just not bright red or anything like that.

However much it says. Double-click it.

See if this works. https://max.mailbigfile.com/d05e0e6b37f3f93acb93bc58a22dffa9/listFiles.php

May I see it up close? https://www.damiensymonds.net/2013/09/grabbing-700x700px-100-crop.html

Because the propaganda is so strong. Pay it forward. Encourage every LR user you know to come to the light side.

Great. Then you can go ahead and uninstall LR.

Hi Bev, do you have this turned on?

That's because you're not looking at it at 100%. Remember, Moire must ONLY be judged at 100%. All other views give you a false indication. https://www.damiensymonds.net/moire/

Nowhere. You've done it perfectly.

This Channel Mixer layer might work? R 0, +102, 0, -5 G 0, +100, 0, 0 B 0, +102, 0, +10

How did you go?

Thankfully she's looking fairly directly at the camera in all three photos, so it should be possible to copy and flip from the other side of her face in each case.

Well, it would depend on your yellow flower photo, of course.

This is using CM.

What you've learned in the Creativity Class should cover this okay?

Try Standard LED first. From what I can find out about the specs that should do it. However, if you get a funky result, try Wide LED. No, I don't believe so.

Good.

No, not too dark at all. Just right.

No, a black mask, then paint with white.

Oh, nothing to it. Just use your rectangle marquee tool to select your whole stomach area (up to your lower bust) and Ctrl J it onto its own layer. Then convert that new layer to a smart object, then reduce its opacity to 50% while you enlarge it enough to cover the bare patch. Then return to 100% opacity, and mask it in.