Damien Symonds

Then you'll have to live with dodgy yellows, I guess.

New lab.

Does your lab provide you with a soft-proofing profile?

Now let's fix the much bigger problem. And no, not green. You must be due for recalibration.

For sets of photos you've shot on a tripod, do you mean?

Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor And for web-res files, this. This makes no sense. I need to see screenshots to demonstrate this. No. Your switch to Bridge marks a new beginning for the quality of your photos. Don't use a preset. Strive for quality.

There is no black-and-white layer there. Use this for your black-and-white conversion.

Your question seems to be based on the assumption that only one of the lenses would cause reduction? If her left lens caused it, so would her right lens.

Correct. No, I don't agree. The fix you posted looked perfectly fine to me.

Any time you view at a non-standard zoom this is a risk. Only use Cmd + and - keys for zooming.

In that case, try doing the enlargement with the point on her pupil instead.

Weird. Ah well, at least it's working.

You mean the scroll bar isn't there?

And can you see the scroll bar to the right of the photo?

Which web browser are you using?

Yes, that would seem to confirm what people have been saying lately, that WHCC's quality is slipping. Nothing changes. You need to calibrate such that your screen matches your lab's prints. The numbers are somewhat meaningless.

Windows Viewer isn't colour-managed. Never use it. Only use Bridge to browse your images.

Millers are crap, you must never use them.

If you google "Wacom circle around cursor" you'll find plenty of hits.

Either it's black-and-white, or it's not. This is not. Please show me a screenshot of your layers panel.

The short answer is "no". You can exaggerate backlight, but it's damned hard to created it out of a front- or side-lit photo.

Now you need a thin but distinct bit of shadowing around the edge of the ground itself. So it looks a bit indented.

Standard.

I'd probably lower the Lightness slider on a Hue/Sat layer, and paint that on.

Yeah, the bottom (waist) part needs to be a bit darker with shadow, yes?