Damien Symonds

Yeah, wait and see.

Ok, may I see a screenshot, including your layers panel?

I beg you to renew the Raw Class. The new material is completely overhauled and updated, and the new Flow Chart is miles better than the old one. And as a previous participant, it's very cheap for you.

About this big, I thought:

Yeah, that's the problem. There's a limit to what you can do when you only have the bare minimum RAM that Adobe recommends for running CC.

Let me know if you run into any troubles.

Yeah, the big thing that's missing from your photo, that's present in the others, is the depth of field blur. Do you have another photo of your own, with a better blurred background, that we can work with?

Can you explain the problem a bit further? Do you have different cameras from each other? And are they the same cameras you've always used? Have you synced successfully in the past?

The link that Christina gave you should take you through the process, if you follow it all the way.

If you had 12 files open at once, with only 8GB of RAM, it might explain the problem.

Ok, does it save to your internal drive ok?

It's not fabulous, but if it's the best you have, you can definitely use it. When it comes to sharpening, you might have to mask it off the tree, because it might grab all the attention.

She will love it. Well done.

Hi Chrissy, can you provide me with links to hazy photos you admire?

Can you do this for me? Also, is the file 8-bit or 16-bit? Which drive are you saving too? Your internal hard drive?

No, WHOLE toes. It should be a big brush.

The reason I ask is that the pink flowers are completely unprintable. WAAAAY too vivid. For the background, I'd add a green Solid Color layer, reduce its opacity to taste, then very carefully mask.

No, you have to use the screen's own buttons to navigate around those menus.

Didn't you say the buttons were at the bottom right of the screen, at the front?

Well, if you need my help, can you take a photo of the screen's menu?

Oh, mine. The Spyder instructions are awful.

I don't understand the question? Just follow the instructions exactly.

Great!

Ok, great! So where are its buttons? Often they're underneath on the right-hand side, or at the side/back.

It will explain everything you need to know.