Damien Symonds

Is this supposed to be an image? And this too?

Were you seriously just asking me how to put two photos side by side?

What? Just post it here of course.

May I see it?

Can you give me a link to an example of what you want to do?

If you're making a diptych that isn't wrapped, then it's just a simple matter of cropping. Nothing to it.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/2014/12/preparing-files-for-wrapped-triptych.html Does that help?

I think it looks great, and well worth the masking. Were you using the Shift key? The masking shouldn't take long at all.

Then plain ol' Hue/Sat might be sufficient? Something like -5/-15/-60 on the Master Channel?

Is it ok to still keep their floorboard texture?

Can you please start two new threads with your two new questions?

Where are you, @Aubrey?

Come on @Aubrey, you can do this.

Ah, good.

Gee, you won't get away with that. The lines aren't straight.

There's probably a clever Channel Mixer approach to this, but I reckon you should try Handyman first.

New thread please. And make sure you include the whole photo for context.

100% crop of the area please.

No, that's correct. It's always been that way. NEVER save files from Camera Raw. Ever.

I've had great experiences with Dell and LG. I would lean towards them over the Asus, but that's just me.

Please show me, @Aubrey.

Cool, thanks so much.

Yes, it has a USB-C port, so we're sweet there.

Oh, good advice. Yes, I think she'd been looking at one with its own power; and that seems like a very good thing, since her work-issued laptop is a weakling and really labours under the strain of all the things she has plugged into it. I'll have to check on that. She does have three screens, and I make the same joke! Of the two external screens, one is DVI and one is HDMI.

Where's the layer?