Damien Symonds

Oh, great!!!

Yes, did you get my email yesterday?

The channel mixer should work for where the glare is on the skin. But where it's on eyelashes, you might need to use the Handyman method instead.

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It's impossible to tell on the basis of just one photo. Don't worry about it for now. If I see a pattern of darkness in your raw class posts, I'll let you know.

No, that's right. That's exactly how it's supposed to work. You can make any modifications you want, and simply save and close that PSB file, and it will update in your PSD file.

Yes, for cases where cloning isn't an option.

Always use cloning if you can. But if you feel it's not an option here, you can try this Channel Mixer layer: R +100, 0, 0, 0 G +79, 0, 0, -9 B +61, 0, 0, -12 (Make sure you enter those numbers in exactly the correct order.)

I'm curious about the phrasing of your question. Is there a specific reason you're averse to cloning?

View - Grid. Or View - Show - Grid

Yes, that definitely is possible, but if that was the case the Window>Workspace> menu would say "Reset Laura's workspace". I think it's more possible that your workspace got lost in an update, I fear.

That's odd. Do you remember what you called yours?

@LB Miller Photography, did you save your own workspace when you set it up? If so, just choose it again from the Window menu.

Well yeah, that's what I was thinking too.

Are you asking how to change all the stuffed animals to the same colour as the bears?

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You didn't post a SINGLE photo in class. I sure hope you're not telling people "I took Damien's Raw Class but it didn't help me". Of COURSE it didn't help you, you didn't post any photos. Take the damn class again, and USE IT THIS TIME.

I have no record of you in my raw class. How long ago was it?

It doesn't matter. YOU MUST HAVE SOME PRO LAB PRINTS. https://www.damiensymonds.net/cal_starthere.html

Yes, but printer calibrators are REALLY expensive. Eg this one.

Because your home printer isn't calibrated, of course!

Oh, gee, no, NEVER use your home prints for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only use pro lab prints. Do you have any?

Correct.

Does it match your prints?

It's all about modifying the background that's already there, so that the new background can blend fairly seamlessly. Download PSD