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Damien Symonds

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  1. Oh? Can you update your profile? It still says "Elements".
  2. If you had Photoshop, this might have been one for the Patch Tool. But just plain ol' Dodge and Burn will do fine.
  3. Just click "Home" or the "askquestions" logo at the top of the page, then scroll down to the "Classes" section.
  4. Ignore the "Brightness: 120" part. That's madness. I don't know why labs insist on saying that. Gamma 2.2 and Temp 6500 are good guides. As long as you follow my instructions here, you'll be fine. Have you got your ProDPI prints yet?
  5. I'm not concerned about that at the moment. Can you show me the two black-and-white photos, properly edited?
  6. Sorry, cloning it has to be. Pour yourself a stiff drink, put on some music, and settle in for a good long time. Don't rush it.
  7. Well, I can't explain it any better than that.
  8. You've read this, haven't you?
  9. Download the PSD
  10. I'll upload my PSD, stand by ...
  11. High-end inkjet printers do approach Adobe RGB, yes. But yes, sRGB is still the only space to use.
  12. I wonder if it would be sufficient to just use Levels to shift it from black to dark/shadowed skin colour?
  13. Then take better damn photos.
  14. What fun stuff? It's already golden, we established that.
  15. Then, the remaining cloning should be fairly simple.
  16. Yep, I don't see how you could do much more. Good job.
  17. Hmmm ... I don't think you used D&S effectively enough. I think I would have used roughly 15/6.
  18. I don't have any "tricks" for you, sorry. Just careful cloning.
  19. First of all, try these: http://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/09/black-boxes-and-other-weird-behaviour.html
  20. Did you mean to also include a closeup of the fix?
  21. Well, keep going. There's still more shadow on her face than your example images.
  22. No, sorry
  23. Glad we got that sorted out. Now, back to these glasses ... I used a Levels layer, and moved the white slider on each channel thusly: Red 170 Green 150 Blue 135 Then masked it as needed - first at 100%, then massaged it at 10%.
  24. Yes, DNG is a slightly compressed format. I don't know how they do it, but don't worry, no quality is lost.
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