Damien Symonds

I used the Mixer Brush tool. https://max.mailbigfile.com/5f7b2bcdd33d2b07c07808c5f5c908ed/listFiles.php

Is this what you had in mind?

How bizarre. How are you saving the jpeg? I mean, are you using "Save As", or "Save for web", or "Export" or whatever? Never mind, I see it.

Hmmm ... this problem used to plague my website, but I haven't had it for a couple of years. Can you try downsizing the image to 1500px before uploading?

Hi @Aitchess, yes, I reckon I can help with this. Can you go ahead and do your raw processing on the photo in the usual way, then post it again for me?

I'm so sorry @dain, I can't discuss class matters outside of class. https://www.damiensymonds.net/trainingraw.html

Hi @Sancurtis, this happens to everyone from time to time, don't worry. It simply means your layer thumbnails have been turned off. Click here: And choose "Panel Options". When that window opens, you'll find that your Thumbnail Size has been set to "None". Change it to a larger size.

Photoshop Elements doesn't require a monthly fee. https://www.damiensymonds.net/what2buy_soft.html And of course make sure you install Bridge as well.

You're right, I'd never heard of a glossy US before this.

The Dell Ultrasharp range are a good place to be looking. Just make sure it's matte.

No. Avoid avoid avoid.

I suppose it must have, yes. As long as you've checked that you've got the real files, and you can open them, then I see no reason not to delete these weird "dot" files.

They seem to have a dot at the beginning of the filename. How strange. Why do you have jpeg files?

@Lcrutledge STOP PUTTING YOUR PHOTOS IN THE POSTING GUIDELINES THREAD. I will keep deleting them. Start a new post for each photo.

It definitely should work. Can you try it again? In Photoshop, go to File>Open. Choose a raw file. It should pop up in Camera Raw.

It is literally impossible for a raw file to go straight from Bridge to Photoshop. It HAS to go through Camera Raw. That's why I asked:

Didn't you say it was a raw file?

How did you open it, exactly? Double-click in Bridge? Or another way?

That's such a good question! It doesn't matter when you do it. Early or late in the workflow, no big deal. If you only remember it at the end of the edit, that's okay. Just return to the Background layer, duplicate it, and blur.

Make sure you UNcheck the "flatten image" checkbox.

Edit>Convert to profile

Hell yes.

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Change from "Ratio" to "W x H x Resolution".

I think this is a non-issue, honestly. You can still sharpen your files in Photoshop in the proper way, and then print them with Preview.