Damien Symonds

It's certainly in the ballpark. How's the print comparison?

I'm so sorry, this is out of my league. In what way isn't it working? Is it not launching at all?

Yep, choose Laptop. You are dreaming. Put it down to 100 where it's supposed to be.

Have you checked for upgrades to the Spyder software also?

This is completely baloney, forget it. May I see some 100% crops of the issue?

I don't have any "tricks" for you, sorry. Just very very patient cloning. Allow at least an hour.

Oh, they are SO CUTE!!!!! This is a tricky situation, all right. This is the best I can offer:

Can you show me some of the links they've shown you?

http://www.damiensymonds.net/

Of course.

5760x3840 is twenty-two megapixels. That's plenty. The PPI value is meaningless. However, it might indicate that your files are jpegs? If so, that would be very bad.

http://www.damiensymonds.net/2011/11/why-ppi-doesnt-matter-yet-another.html

Yes, of course Lightroom is colour-managed.

Oh, how annoying! Do you only have one screen attached to your computer?

Correct.

Yes, it's new. Only worry about the top readings, ignore the other two.

No, you're in the right place. Go to "Home" then scroll down to the Classes section.

Do not post until you have read the new content.

The skin is not really the problem here. We need to talk about this in the Raw Class please.

http://mbf.cc/W2Vlpv

Not next time. This time. Start over. With a big slap upside your own head for good measure. For heaven's sake don't let this happen again - do THIS.

Yeah, one board might be enough?

Next, this.

Good. So there is no actual problem with the file, apart from the fact that you have neglected the noise removal. Please never neglect that, ever. Please do it now, then tell me if the "problem" still exists when you open the file into Photoshop.

We need to be very clear about this ... ... or no difference at all? It's most likely that they're identical between ACR and PS when both are viewed at 100%. But I need you to confirm that before we move on to the next part of the discussion.