Damien Symonds

Thank you so much.

Gosh, that's not very informative, is it? To be honest, I would be inclined to do the opposite of "Troubleshooting Step 1" on that page. I'd roll back to a previous version of Bridge and see if the problem still existed.

Um ... screenshot?

Very normal, yes.

Hi @Sbreaux, it's very normal, yes. Some people have to go much lower than that, even.

Hi @Jayshree, Kim isn't online just at the moment, but I think this is the updated link: https://www.kimhowellsphotography.co.nz/learn-photography/

Then calibrate it in your good lighting situation at home, before you leave.

Don't change your calibration. Just control the light as best you can.

Yeah, it's just a slightly different variation of the midtone contrast that we add at the end of most edits.

What do you mean?

Can you try something for me? A Hue/Saturation layer, with the Saturation slider at -100, with the layer on "Hard Light" blend mode. Then play with layer opacity.

May I see an equivalent indoor photo of your own?

Hi @daisydoo, I'm presently writing a little class about fixing glasses glare. May I have your permission to include this photo? If not, that's completely okay of course.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Yep!

Thank you so much.

You're so kind. Thank you.

Good.

Hi @Monique Graham, may I have your permission to use these photo snippets in a little class I'm writing about moire editing?

Hi @Nastassja may I have your permission to include this photo in a little class I'm writing about colour correction?

Hi @PeterRose, may I have your permission to include this photo snippet in a little class I'm writing about glasses glare?

Hey @Courtney Goldman may I have your permission to include this photo in a little colour-correction class I'm writing?

Hi @KateMac, do you mind if I include this photo as an example of "too severe to be fixed" in a little class I'm writing?