Damien Symonds

Have you gone into the tablet control panel to map it correctly?

That's bad. Now that it's on Extend, calibrate again. It shouldn't really matter.

And just to check, you've got the new screen set up correctly? https://www.damiensymonds.net/working-with-dual-screens-windows-10/

Remind me ... do your prints match your laptop screen accurately?

@Sam165, if you click here then here ... ... it'll take you to a web page where I think you might be able to examine the files you have in the cloud, and see if they can be deleted.

Your cloud is probably still full of LR junk, though.

I'm so sorry, I don't know why it would be like that. Mine is at 0. Have you had Lightroom installed in the past?

I'm sorry, I don't know what you're referring to. May I see a screenshot of that?

Can you remind me which calibrator you have, and what screen it is?

Is it only the colouring that doesn't match? Are you satisfied that the brightness matches at 60?

Miriam PLEASE help me help you. If you have images or screenshots to show me, please post them.

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.