Damien Symonds

I cannot stress this enough. DO NOT DO THIS. Whatever size you scanned it at, that's the best size for it.

Completely wrong, yes. There is absolutely no benefit, only drawbacks, to artificially changing the size of your digital files.

Yes, but that means they're NOT very large. Please read: https://www.damiensymonds.net/file-size-html/ Of course. You'd be crazy not to. It doesn't have to be TIFF, it can be PSD. Either is fine.

Of course it's true. That's why your editing files are PSDs or TIFFs - with their layers. But the files we give to clients, or friends, or send to the lab, are ALWAYS JPEGS. Because the editing is finished. What? How are you judging this?

There is ABSOLUTELY no visible difference between a high quality jpeg and a tiff file. All you're doing is forcing your family to download unnecessarily huge files. They won't thank you for that at all.

It doesn't matter what they "allow". DO NOT UPLOAD TIFF FILES.

Then this whole question is moot. You MUST upload jpeg files. This is utter nonsense.

Hi @Laurie23, I've moved your question into its own separate thread, because there's so much to discuss here. First, can you elaborate on this? What kind of website? I mean, for what purpose are you uploading your photos to it?

Post in the Sharpening Class for that. You'll see where others have done the same.

Take a look at the top of screen, just below the "Window" menu.

Come on @Amy Wilson!

In that case @knlpix, can you do this for me?

Hi @JuliaHostetler, do you mind doing this for me to start?

The ones that only open in Photoshop - are they ok, quality-wise? In particular, are they full size?

Don't keep me in suspense, @Amy Wilson!

How did it go, @Amy Wilson?

Good! Instructions here: https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration-instructions/

Talk to me, @Amy Wilson. In what way does your screen differ from your prints?

Yep. While you're there, make sure "Auto Select Layer" remains unchecked. That awful thing should never be checked.

No, of course you can't, not while you have the Crop Tool selected. As you said, you need the Move Tool.

Ok, show me a screenshot of that. Also, make sure your Layers panel, and all the others, are visible in your screenshot.

By the way, can you update your profile details? It still says "Elements".

That's the crop tool. I thought you said the issue was with the marquee tool? Maybe you'd better explain the problem a bit further.

Can you show me a screenshot?

Dell's website says: That means Standard LED. Most screens are Standard LED, in truth.