Damien Symonds

I'm not saying that. I think you should swap the sky. But when you do so, don't make it too strong.

Is this the method you're using? It's vital to respect the reality of the light - the sky wasn't blown out by accident. It really should be bright.

Yeah, you have to keep the trees. Don't let them get "fuzzy".

Well, come on, give yourself a chance.

Have you at least posted them in the Raw Class for me to see?

I think maybe you meant "plausible"? No, it's not plausible. May I see the two separate images?

RGB doesn't have a range. Do you mean Adobe RGB?

Do you still have the prints from back then? Darker.

Well, it looks white at least. Hopefully you'll be able to put a nice bright bulb in it.

Are these the instructions you followed? Including the troubleshooting part?

Ok, that's bad. Do this: http://www.damiensymonds.net/art_tscs000.html

No, it's sRGB just fine. Look down the bottom of your screen. Definitely NEVER assign profile.

Oh, I see.

Of course! You do it under this username, no matter which computer you're on.

I'm so sorry, I don't know. Other people have been signing up fine. Try a different browser.

Force refresh? Normal refresh won't work.

The ColorMunki is an X-Rite device. Force-refresh the page (I think it's Cmd R on a Mac) and start over.

May I see a screenshot of what you're seeing?

Same question as before - is that happening with both mouse and tablet?

There's no wait - you can sign up immediately.

What is "piccollage"?

No, it's really not. I tried personal classes for a few years, but they are woefully inferior.

Ah, it's called "Embed Color Profile" on your version. Sadly I don't know which are the good labs in Sydney. There must be plenty, though. The classes are right here on the website.

Yes, it's perfect, great. It should be right there, in the save dialog. Do you mean in Photoshop? No, definitely not Custom. It must stay on "North America General Purpose 2". Yes, Raw Class first. Which part of Australia do you live?

Ok, can you choose the one with the least "busy" detail in it - eg clear sky and smooth water - and see if you get the same poor quality when you save? http://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/08/about-jpeg-file-size.html