Damien Symonds

I hope this looks ok, it's the best I can do: It's a Levels layer: On the RGB channel, move the middle slider to 1.10 On the Red channel, move the Output sliders to 122 and 242 On the Green channel, move the Output sliders to 62 and 244 On the Blue channel, move the Output sliders to 52 and 246 Here's a screenshot of the Blue so you can see what I mean: Then mask it on very carefully.

May I see a whole screenshot, so I can see your layers, and toolbar and stuff?

Yes, you've named the two worst browsers there. Did you try Cmd 0?

I have to go to bed, sorry. I'm exhausted. I'll check in with you in the morning. My first advice is to simply hit Cmd 0 (zero) in all of your browser windows to make sure they're all viewing at 100% size.

No, they look exactly the same to me. I mean, exactly the same. Just the way they should. So, this means it's a problem with your browser, not your image. Which web browser do you use?

This happens to lots of people, and is absolutely nothing to worry about. You can leave those display enhancements turned off permanently, they're nothing you need. Your actions are still saved on your hard drive, I trust? just reload them.

Hi Traci, can you possibly provide me with a link to it on Twitter?

Oh, tricky one. May I see a 100% crop?

Lol, I'm not surprised! Mine is SO old now, but still going strong. One of my best investments ever.

I can vouch for the Epson range. My V700 is amazing.

In that case, try this: Download PSD

Oh, right. Yeah, you used perspective on both axes, so no, you don't need skew. I only used perspective on the x asis.

Great job.

I don't understand. Why is this a problem? It seems to me that if it wasn't there to add shape and definition to his jawline, his jaw would just meld unflatteringly into his neck.

How did you go?

How did you fare?

Groovy!!!

The overall dog will look fabulous once you take the Levels Class, don't worry. I can't give advice about white balance here, sorry. Only in the class. Regarding the cast, I think a Hue/Saturation layer would be great. Choose Yellows, and nudge the Hue slider slightly to the left.

Well, the dead easiest way would be a Solid Color layer on "Hue" blend mode. Try that, but zoom in and carefully look at the detail, to make sure nothing looks dodgy.

Are you referring to the grass cast on the dog's belly?

Nothing, honestly. It just means there's a lot of detail in that part of the tonal range. You're not losing anything at all, I promise.

You're welcome. Please don't wait too long to join the Skin Class. It will rock your world.

I just tried it, and got no "U" shape. I just used Perspective, then Skew.

Hi Kris, may I see a screenshot of what you've tried so far? With the grids turned on and the transform handles active?