Damien Symonds

Of course it did

How about this Channel Mixer layer: Red +100, 0, 0, 0 Green +121, 0, 0, -40 Blue +114, 0, 0, -45

Gosh, how weird. May I see it up close?

Levels, and bring in the white Output slider.

I'd just darken the wall a bit and call it done.

The black background works in Yasmin's photos because of the backlight illuminating the hair. Yours doesn't have that. I definitely wouldn't try changing the background completely. With the hair, it's just too difficult.

Well, try it and see.

See the problem? Uncheck that box and you should be fine.

Go to Preferences>General, and show me a screenshot of that window?

Are you saying that it works okay when you just select one photo?

Are you updated to the very newest version? It's being very buggy for lots of people.

In Bridge, do you mean?

You can't see all the pinned posts?

I don't know of a way, sorry

A small memory stick would be the very best method, yes.

Do you mean the best way to send them? Don't send them by email. Emails tend to shrink photos without your control. The best way is to host them on a server somewhere and send the link to the client so they can download them.

80 is fine. 100 is unnecessary, UNLESS you feel the need to impress your clients with absurdly big files.

There are a squillion ways to change the colour of items, and no two photos require the same method. In this case I'd add a Solid Color layer of maroon colour, set to "Screen" blend mode, and mask it on very carefully.

Rats Okay, you'll have to see what you can do about making the light cooler.

Okay. Any chance of moving to a different room?

Your artificial light has to be the same colour as natural light. Does your room have windows?

Yes, that's your next option. Fiddle with those sliders to get a match if you can, then calibrate again at the "Do not adjust" setting.

Hang on ... I just realised you posted on the wrong instructions. Have you been FOLLOWING the wrong instructions???? You're supposed to be following these instructions: https://www.damiensymonds.net/cal_S5X_pc.html

And you're DEAD sure it's not the fault of your room light?

And you tried the "Warm" setting?