Damien Symonds

Use Native. 7104 should be good enough.

Great.

Maybe, or maybe not. What file format are they saved in?

Yes.

Yep, the Ultrasharps are excellent.

Download the PSD file It's going to seem like a heck of a weird process - first you make it black-and-white, then you make it skin-coloured, then finally you make it purple. But it's the only way I could find to prevent those casts, and problems with the edges.

Oh, no, then that's fabulous.

I would use a combination of patch and clone tools to get rid of them completely, then lower the layer opacity slightly. Akin to this: http://www.damiensymonds.net/patch-tool-for-eye-bags.html Do you also need advice about the moire?

Well, at the bottom, the brush opacity would need to be 100%. To fully remove the visible edge of the shadow, you know?

That looks great to me. Really well done. So the flaw is just in your masking, I'd say.

Ok, what about this?

Gosh, I just realised how short-sighted I've been. I was assuming you wanted the colour to match the flower in the hair, but now I realise maybe you just wanted it to match the fluffy rug? Which is it?

There are two places to clear cache. One is in the Tools menu, and one is in Preferences. Make sure you do the one in Preferences - is that what you did?

http://www.damiensymonds.net/2012/10/using-photoshops-gradient-layer.html

The only solution I can find turns the little flowers on the blanket light purple as well. Is that ok? It's the best I can do.

If you look at the blanket directly below the fingers of his left (our right) hand, you'll see why Hue/Saturation won't work for this anyway, regardless of any cast issues. See the weird flat shadow areas?

Well, there's good news and bad news. The good news is that there isn't banding in your photo. The bad news is that your screen is a pile of poo.

Can you Shift-click on the mask of the clone layer to temporarily turn it off, then show me the photo? So I can see your cloning in its entirety?

And?

It looks like you've chosen a solid-to-transparent gradient. That's wrong. It has to be all solid colours.

Yes, that's much too big. You'll need to find out what size Squarespace resizes it too, and do so yourself, plus sharpening appropriately.

Now you clean up the photos. Yours will need Dust & Scratches filter, and your dad's will need noise removal, at least.

Gee, that doesn't look any different. May I see the whole photo?

You're welcome. Glad you like it. Alas, no, it's very much a photo-by-photo approach.

Ok, try this ... add a Channel Mixer adjustment layer, and enter these values: Red 0, +90, 0, 0 Green 0, +100, 0, 0 Blue 0, +125, 0, 0 Then mask on to the shirt, and show me how it looks.