Damien Symonds

Like this, I guess: https://max.mailbigfile.com/8bd567bdd92912f9c830d9dae7be093e/listFiles.php

No, sorry mate. Feedback on editing is only given in class.

Can you remind me of the "before" image?

Is there a question?

It'll be fine. I mean, it's not quite perfect, but I see no reason it can't be printed big.

No, the picture is definitely NOT okay. As I said, you have to scrap it and start over.

Oh heck. You said you'd fixed that! No, it's definitely NOT okay. And no, simply unchecking that box doesn't fix the problem. You have to go back to the beginning.

Well done for spotting the Display P3 thing. Stupid Adobe have tripped up a lot of people with that. Yep, sounds perfect. Those settings have nothing to do with your Mac. They are all about Photoshop, and your camera. Have you calibrated it yet?

Brilliant!!!!

*rushes off to try it*

I, too, have been searching for this, but no luck I'm afraid. It's so irritating, isn't it?

Yeah, that's WAY too big for video, surely?

What size were you exporting the files? Pixel dimensions, I mean?

Gee, I wouldn't choose a ViewSonic over a Dell.

If the raw files no longer exist, the catalogs will point nowhere, I'm afraid

To be thorough, could you do this for us?

This is a problem. Try to get that number over 100 if possible.

Oh, that's a great question. Generally I find the keyboard doesn't give enough precision, so I'd recommend you use the slider in preferences.

No, that method is all there is. There's no quick way, sorry.

Oh hell no. NEVER use the dodge tool. https://www.damiensymonds.net/simple-dodge-and-burn-tutorial/

Crap. Why?

Okay. Then this is what you need: https://www.damiensymonds.net/client-photoshop/

Now we're getting somewhere. Do you watermark them for that purpose?

That is NOT a sufficient answer. Jpeg files must always be saved with a specific purpose. What is the purpose of these jpeg files?