Damien Symonds

Yes.

Great!

No, you don't make adjustments in Bridge. Only in ACR.

Well, if that's the worst one, the others must be excellent.

How are these images turning out, Ange?

How did this set turn out?

What did they say?

Regardless, I think you should go to Photoshop's Help menu and hit "Updates" to see what comes through.

How did you go?

How did you go?

So, you mean you can open jpeg files and PSD files, but not raw files? When you say "double-click" do you mean in Bridge, or on your hard drive, or both?

Hi Ewa, I wish I had some kind of magic fix for you, but I'm afraid I don't. This will simply require patient and careful cloning. Have you used the Clone Tool before?

It's a gradient layer. Go to this page and search "gradient layer" and you'll get plenty of resources.

Can you still run Photoshop despite the message, or is it completely stopped?

No problem.

That's great. I reckon you could just liquify it a bit:

Read Section 2 Module 2 of the Levels Class.

Brian, why has nobody yet made LED flash lighting where you can change the temperature?

Oh gee, don't worry about that. It can be as ragged as anything, that doesn't matter.

Excellent. And do you think you can only see black ones?

I see no reason to think that there's anything wrong with the Godox light. It is what it is. Like all flashes, it's made for studio, I guess. It's not made to match the rapidly cooling light of outdoor evenings. I don't think anything is wrong, as such. It is what it is.

If I was running a print shop, I definitely would have printed your file with black ink only, even without you asking, simply because it's more cost-effective that way. Can you see dots when you examine?

Very relevant, yes. You need to examine the sheet very closely with a magnifying glass, to see if they used multiple inks. If so, it's no good.

This. For the love of God, this. And lower the power. Or move the flash further away, or whatever. Yes.

How long has this error message been appearing?