Damien Symonds

@JenLewis?

Regarding this part, don't worry that you don't understand it yet. It'll be the subject of the next class I write.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/trainingialm-signup.html You don't need to pay full price again, only the renewal price.

Clearly not

It was all in great detail in the Layers and Masks Class. Did you actually read it when you were in it?

Yes, passable, just.

@Candice Penna, PLEASE post some photos in the Raw Class. Don't waste your membership - make me work hard for your money. Show me what you've been shooting lately, and let me help make it as beautiful as it can be.

That's terrific news.

They are there, I promise. They're just hidden behind the interface for some reason.

No, but you will need to ask them how to maximise it.

I don't know, sorry. What's the little icon in the very top right-hand corner, just beneath the three little lines icon? I have to go now, sorry. I'm late. PLEASE do this: https://www.damiensymonds.net/workspace-video

Is Photoshop maximised on screen? It looks like the images are maximising but the interface isn't.

And if you Tile them as I suggested at first, how does it look?

Darn. It worked on mine.

Good. Now hit F a few more times.

Panels are how we edit in Photoshop. If you don't know what panels are ... for what purpose are you actually using Photoshop? Yes. I completely agree with you. Go to Window>Workspace>Reset Workspace.

PLEASE just answer the question. Why can't I see the panels on your screen? If they're missing too, maybe this problem is greater than just tabs?

I mean, where is your Layers Panel, your Properties panel, and so on? It's not visible in the screenshot.

Where are your panels?

Just to check - you've hit the F key a few times, just to be sure it's not that?

Ok, can you show me screenshots? (Actual screenshots, not photos of your computer.)

Do you mean Window>Arrange>Tile? If not that, then I guess I don't understand what you're asking. Maybe you could take a screenshot of your whole screen for me?

You understand it now, yes?

No, watch the video again. It's a layer, not a filter. And it's just the same in Elements as Photoshop, I promise.

@Sandra , PLEASE post some photos in class. Don't waste your memberships - make me work hard for your money.