Damien Symonds

Just to clarify, for what reason are you looking for a bigger screen? Just for more space? Be aware that these screens have the same number of pixels (1920x1080) as the screen you already have, and because they are physically bigger screens than yours, each pixel will be bigger too, so these screens might make images look more pixely than yours? Just something to think about.

Screenshots aren't colour-accurate, so of course I need you to post the actual photo for me.

Why didn't you post the raw edit in the Raw Class? PLEASE do.

I still don't understand the question, sorry. Surely just do whatever you did to the second photo, but mask it to the eyes only?

Is there a question in here somewhere?

That should be sufficiently in the ballpark, yes? From there, your normal skin work will take care of the rest?

Maybe a Channel Mixer layer, go to Green, and change it to 0, 0, +95, +10?

First, please read this and acknowledge understanding.

@gelz?

I can't speak for Brian, but I've switched to FreeFileSync, and been very happy so far.

Oh, I'm so sorry, I meant a screenshot showing your whole screen. So I can see your toolbar and your layers panel and everything.

Hi @bmarthab, could you show me a screenshot of how it looks so far?

Blimey. Try editing a set at 60, and get some more prints and see how they look.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/07/raw-noise-removal.html https://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/10/noise-reduction-and-sharpening-leap-of.html

Thanks, I've just emailed you regarding the Raw Class.

Yes, I think so too. I don't understand the question, sorry.

Ok, so if you cropped a landscape to portrait, you should still be safe? https://www.damiensymonds.net/2014/03/how-aggressively-can-i-crop.html

Remind me how many megapixels your camera shoots?

It sounds like you're using the keyboard buttons to adjust brightness? DO NOT do that. Use the slider.

Darn. Ok, then you'd better calibrate with a slightly lower brightness

How's the daytime match now?

@Michelle Lynn Photos have you ordered those prints yet?

It's a PSD file. It opens in Photoshop. Which version of Photoshop do you have?

How did you go, @Alley?

@gelz?