Damien Symonds

Oh, I'm so sorry, I forgot. For that bit, leave your brush at 100% opacity, and actually change the colour you're painting with (by clicking on the foreground swatch in the toolbar) to 50% grey (128/128/128).

No, it's a pressure sensitivity setting. See the little icons to the left and right of the "Flow" setting in the options bar? One of them controls it, I can't remember which.

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Interesting. Does it do the same with a mouse?

Hmmm ... everything looks ok there. Do you use a mouse or tablet?

Gosh, it shouldn't do that. May I have a screenshot of your whole screen, so I can see your brush settings? Very low. 10% at the most.

And it's not even the first page? That's weird.

I'm so sorry, I don't understand. Can you explain a bit further for me?

Well, no, I'm pretty sure the boys' shirts are supposed to be white.

Glad you like it.

I would try a Hue/Saturation layer for the water. Check the "Colorize" box, and try these values: Hue +185 Saturation +35 Lightness +15 Then fiddle to your personal taste.

Of course, a jpeg is all you should EVER post on a website.

Ok, so the Graphics Processor checkbox is definitely turned off?

Ok, please read this: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2011/09/cropping-tutorial.html Yes, I can help you with the chair. But of course Photoshop editing must not be done until raw processing is finished, so go ahead and do your raw processing then post the WHOLE photo for me.

Hi Rentia, which camera do you have?

So am I. I think Adobe have already covered this, but can you make sure these solutions are all ok?

I'm so sorry Jenn, I can't discuss this here, as it's covered in great depth in the Raw Class. Please consider it: https://www.facebook.com/damien.photoshop/photos/a.183682458346830.39021.183680248347051/1313016648746733/

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And have you successfully calibrated both? I mean, do they both match your pro lab prints?

@Cleyvosier?

Gee, no, that's fine! Perfect!

And it's only the image in Photoshop which visibly changes? Not the whole screen?

Only the first time? The other nine times ... ?

So, what was the upshot of this? Have you tried changing it back and forward any more times? Was it just a fluke, or your imagination, or definitely a thing?

Oh gee, don't apologise - it's a busy day here too.