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Damien Symonds

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  1. It's so vitally important, once you've done an edit like this, to turn the layer/s off and on a bunch of times, to look for flaws.
  2. Good! Just mask the roof, and it'll be great.
  3. Well, I guess it would be like this eye flip, but on a grander scale.
  4. Well, the smaller prints will be ok with the Patch Tool, but for the bigger area at the front, you'll need another photo of smooth sand to swap.
  5. This is a valiant effort. But there's a bit too much obvious cloning repetition in the trees
  6. Have you tried copying and flipping the wall/columns from the other side? That seems like the most likely solution.
  7. This irritates me so much. No, I'm not aware of a way, sorry. If you find one, can you let me know?
  8. And where, exactly, is this pixelation?
  9. That's nonsense, show me. Show me a 100% crop from the baby part of the photo, and from another in-focus part of the photo.
  10. What??? Well duh! Everything looks pixely over 100%.
  11. Hmmm ... let's diagnose ... First, can you confirm you're using File>Place to put the baby in the photo, not copy and paste or drag and drop?
  12. Only if you have situations where the noise is SO bad it's beyond Adobe's capabilities. If you shoot very very low light venues, or something.
  13. Ok, so follow the troubleshooting part of the instructions.
  14. Well, the quality still looks good, so that's all that matters. I don't see a problem here.
  15. They will be, somehow. Your job is to figure out how. Try turning Gamma off, for starters. Then look for other settings that might free them up.
  16. Ok, great! It must have been a noise issue, then. The colour one must have been pretty noisy. May I see 100% crops of both files?
  17. Are you sure you didn't resize at the same time? Can you check their pixel dimensions in the File Properties section of the Metadata panel in Bridge?
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