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Damien Symonds

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  1. There must be a vector version of that image in existence. You need to bust heads until you get it.
  2. I inverted, then used the polygonal lasso tool to select the straight line, and filled in the lower area with white.
  3. Does it still work on older files, where you know it used to work?
  4. Ok, that one is really dodgy. The reflection in the water isn't even red like it should be! It's possible it's Flood?
  5. Lovely. Now restart and see if the problem still exists.
  6. The dummy is the right colour for the photo. Just go with it.
  7. Sorry, I've been playing around with it too. The angle just isn't quite right, is it?
  8. This is significantly less than the 1/3rd free space that Brian recommends. Better try to trim it a bit. And run this pronto.
  9. Sorry. Without a mouth to swap, you've got nothin'.
  10. Wait, can you do this first? http://www.damiensymonds.net/thread1.html
  11. Ok. And what's the problem, exactly? Are you saying the "Paste settings" menu item isn't available?
  12. I'm not aware of that functionality ever existing in ACR, to be honest. As far as I knew, it only exists in Bridge. In ACR, you'd use the "Synchronise" button.
  13. Liquify MUST come before those other things. http://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/07/order-of-layers-for-complex-pixel-edits.html
  14. Well, what was different about that one image? Was it, for example, 16-bit?
  15. Brian always says you need at least 1/3rd of the hard drive free. How many internal hard drives does your computer have? Only the one?
  16. Is this a typo? If not, it's definitely the problem.
  17. Forgive me if I've asked you this before, but can you fill this out for me?
  18. I figure it would be the same as this.
  19. Yep, there is no problem at all here. Just remove the noise as usual.
  20. Yeah, it seems like to be a composite, doesn't it? A very well done one.
  21. How about this?
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