Damien Symonds

Do you think his eyes need to change size? Or would it be enough just to fix the bit at the left-hand edge?

Just go to my website and search for "glasses". It should be the first hit.

I'm so sorry, I don't know. What is the resolution of the laptop's screen?

It's not quite clear from your question - have you tried this?

I've moved this post to the correct area.

https://m.popkey.co/8de54f/QlKmV.gif Anyway, what you've done is ok. Nobody will notice. You just made it extra hard for yourself by cropping, that's all.

You open the water hole photo, but DON'T open the tree photo. With the water hole photo open, you'll go to File>Place, and select the tree photo. After placing it, you reduce its layer opacity to about 50% so you can see where you're putting it, then Ctrl T to resize and move it to exactly where you want it. Then increase the layer opacity to 100% again. Then add the mask, and mask it in.

A Channel Mixer layer: Red 0, +105, 0 Green 0, +100, 0 Blue 0, +115, 0

Because this is NOT 2:3 shape: Which means that you pre-cropped. Which is VERY BAD. http://www.damiensymonds.net/2011/09/cropping-tutorial.html

The Nikon D750 should be a 2:3 shaped sensor, shouldn't it??

Gee, something seems to have gone wrong here. What camera was this photo taken with?

Gosh, well spotted. This could have caused you much pain later. Yes, immediately go to Edit>Assign Profile, and assign sRGB to it.

Wow. How weird!!! Can you try this for me? Install it and set it up, then the next time this happens, see if it can knock things back into shape for you.

And what fixes it? Do you have to restart to get it to go back to normal?

After you restored your laptop, and re-installed the Spyder software, did you make sure you had the most current version from their website? When you see this problem occur, do other programs look bad too?

Hi Teresa, which Spyder do you have?

Oh gosh, that's mean, isn't it? I think I can help you with the first one, but I fear the second one is beyond repair. Go ahead and do your raw processing on the first one and post it again, and we'll see what we can achieve. Most importantly, do you know why this happened? Can you prevent it ever happening again? Did you have a filter on your lens?

Yes, that's right. http://www.damiensymonds.net/importing-video http://www.damiensymonds.net/bridge-video http://www.damiensymonds.net/dng-video

Nobody needs to view their photos in their Mac finder. Bridge is all you ever need.

What??? No, don't upgrade!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/06/faq-help-my-raw-files-wont-open.html

Every colour laser printer I've ever encountered has a setting in the Print Settings to print with black toner only. And with a decent magnifying glass, you'd be able to tell if any colour toner has been used, anyway.

1) Before is much better, if it's not too late. And if you do it before, Question 2 will be redundant, I expect? 2) If you must do this, don't allow it to rasterize.

If you open a third file (unrelated to the other two) does it cause the same weird issue?

And they're both open in Photoshop? You opened the jpeg directly, and the raw via ACR?