Damien Symonds

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.

Interesting. Anyway, you can safely ignore those files as far as I know.

Are you using the very latest version of Photoshop? It was my understanding that updates had fixed this.

I don't, sorry. Adobe doesn't seem to have given us that control, the way they've done in Photoshop.

It's not Ctrl O, it's Ctrl 0. The same as in Photoshop.

How about if you double-click the raw file in the Content panel, or press Cmd O? Does that make any difference to the overall problem?

Which method are you using to do this?

Hi @Soul2530, I'm sorry to hear about your troubles. It's possible that your Spyder5 is too old for your new screens. Were you following my exact calibration directions here? https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration-instructions/

Give this a try: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/08/fixing-tan-lines.html

Holy crap, you should never have touched those. You'd better do a factory reset on your screen.

I need more information. May I see a photo of the available settings?

It MUST be sRGB.

Yay! I'm so glad.

Now that you've run Glary, restart your computer and see if Liquify is still being silly.

Lustre.

I'm so sorry, I'm a PC guy. I have no idea about stupid Macs.

Did you try where rrhyno said?

Hi @SusieKeeps, can you update your profile details to show your calibrator?