Damien Symonds

I wouldn't have thought so ... but maybe you do.

No, they literally do mean RGB. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/11/colour-modes-vs-colour-spaces.html Stick to sRGB.

@Karlie Kingi is your calibration ok now?

It's dark, but all the detail is visible, just. If you can see visible detail on your screen, but not your print, then it's a printing problem.

I don't know anything about Nations, but I do know you must never use Bay. https://www.facebook.com/groups/askdamien/posts/4143619009031601/

New lab time.

Right, but it's enough to check, isn't it?

No, not browse in Bridge. Just open.

But if you're actually IN Photoshop 2021, and open a raw file from there?

What about if you go to Bridge and go to Preferences, and look at the File Type Associations section? Can you force it to use the older PS?

Did you also revert to previous Bridge?

Why are you going back one version?

Just make sure you have the desired version of Photoshop open BEFORE you open ACR.

Nah, the focus looks fine to me.

I don't think it's possible with Elements, sorry.

Wow, that first one is really good considering the backlit conditions.

What am I looking at?

If reshoot is an option, you should definitely do it.

Definitely steer away from full spreads, yes. Do you know what went wrong? Why there's no focus on any of these?

Can you steer them towards canvas? It's a bit more forgiving.

8x10 if possible.

Yeah, you'll get away with them, just.

Yep!

If you're desperate, then yes, it'll just pass.

You haven't shown me her whole face, but it seems that she's looking directly at the camera; so maybe it would be possible to copy and flip from the other side. It's damn hard, though.