Damien Symonds

Can't mathematics tell you that? 13x19=247 square inches. I fear I might be missing the essence of this question.

No, this looks as cheesy as hell. If it's meant to be a light source, it should actually be bright.

When did you begin to see it? After your raw processing, or after your Photoshop editing?

Absolutely. After only a few days, you'll be used to it, and wonder how you ever tolerated it so nuclear-bright before. This is your first step to proper accurate editing. Well done.

Ok, so there shouldn't be any ambiguity? Does your screen match your pro lab prints?

Hi mate, are these the instructions you were following?

@Brian, can you help with this?

Run CleanMyMac pronto. And do some serious backing up to clear space.

This is catastrophic. You're lucky your computer even boots up at all. Brian always says you need at least 1/3rd free space on your hard drive. For you, 85GB at least.

Ok, let me know what you discover, and if necessary, show me a screenshot again.

You'll need to add noise to the light.

Ok, so this is good news then?

Ok, try the Troubleshooting section of this one. It should be roughly the same. I need to know if you have a desktop screen in the house. Any old desktop screen will do, it doesn't have to be fancy. If you have one, it would be a good idea to plug it into the laptop and calibrate it, and see if the same problems arise.

It's an ever-present risk with any rich-coloured clothing. Always feel free to post any time you encounter it.

Are these the instructions you're following?

Oh gosh, thank you! I didn't realise the link was outdated. I've just updated it, it will work now.

Phew! Now, are you certain that the calibrator is still functioning ok? Was it working ok on the old computer?

Oh gee, is it a touchscreen?

This, I think.

If you search my articles for "patch tool" you'll find a few references to it.

Great.

No.

I don't have a video about it, sorry, but you'll find some on YouTube, I imagine. It's very simple, just circle the area (with a little bit of buffer around it) then drag the area onto another area of similar texture.

I urge you to read Module 11 of the class again, by the way. Regarding the wrinkle, plain old Patch Tool might work fine, I reckon.

Gosh yes, 5 is always too low.