Damien Symonds

Hi Nancy, is this a problem that has suddenly occurred? Can you pinpoint how long ago?

Yep, I can help with this. Go ahead and do your raw processing, then post the photos again, and also 100% crops of the problem area.

Ok! Glad we figured it out.

Hey, it looks great!

Well, I started by eyedroppering from the other photo, then just played around a bit until it looked nice. May I see the outcome?

Click the "Advanced" button on the right-hand side.

Yep, I agree. No greenish there. Time to try some new labs.

Try a Levels layer ... Red channel 0/0.50/255 and 0/160 Green channel 0/1.00/255 and 0/235 Blue channel 0/1.15/245 and 0/255

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Be careful of the dark halo around her face in the second one.

The files you uploaded here were grayscale mode. How did that happen?

No.

No! Too cold. Read modules 5 and 6 again and again and again and again until they stick.

Yep, that shouldn't be too hard. Go ahead and do your raw processing, then post the photo again and we'll discuss the clothing.

Of course. Which one do you want to change?

For sure. Just search "perspective" on my site.

Yeah, that's REALLY old now. Maybe all your ports are USB 3, and the device can't cope? I'm not sure. It's a moot point anyway, because your new screen is very likely LED, and the old X-Rite devices don't work well for LED screens, we're told.

Oh gosh!!!

So are you definitely dragging and dropping, as I explained from about 7:20 onwards in the video?

Sure, this is pretty standard stuff. Did you browse the files? PLEASE take the Raw Class, pronto.

Then why the heck are you asking how to convert to black-and-white??? Did you even read the class? The Layers & Masks one, for learning about the different layer types. No.

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Can you let me know what you find out?

Bringing out the extra texture would be equivalently done in Photoshop with a USM or High Pass layer, I assume. A pixel layer. And as such, you might as well just use the NIK filter, since the effect on the workflow is the same - it would be a pixel layer either way.