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Would the problem be that shooting at f/1.8 is just tough nails? I took some and after checking the images I noticed most of them were front focusing even with the focus point right on the face.

OMG @Damien Symonds!!!! So this is basically the tutorial on the baby with the hat on, right? Get the gradient --> Mask off whatever it on it's way I'll give it a try some time this week and post it. Thank you!

By the way... do you know which video am I talking about?

I know... using a large brush is a pain due to the softness and if it gets reduced, de hardness makes it look really bad... ?

Alrigiht. I'll give it a try and keep you posted. Thank you.

And hopefully the clouds too

I'm here! Sorry... It actually was one with a pregnant woman and a cloud you got rid of close to a hill... or at least that's what I remember. I it was one where you fixed a wrinkle off her dressed... I think. And yes, Here is a jpg of it. I know my raw processing sucks now... But I basically want to get rid of the lights on the structure and on the bridge. But when I try to clone them out you can imagine the result I get. Thanks!

A1 or continuous = Release priority A2 or single = Focus priority

Hi! Is this calibrating software worth it? I have a D750 and I'm noticing that my focus is not always accurate with my 85mm f/1.8. I also have a Tamron 24-70mm G2 and it seems Ok. Has anyone used it? Am I better off manually calibrating the lenses? Thank you!

I remember a while a go while I was navigating through the layers class that I came across a video where @Damien Symonds edited out a cloud from the sky but used a gradient to do it. I've search and for my life I can find the video. Has anyone seen it? Is it still linked here somewhere? Thank you in advance!

I know. I just wish the compression wasn't that much.

I came across a reding earlier today. I haven't tried this at home... You know what... nvm... this is got to be FB. The pictures look fine on the PC, I just don't know what on earth is FB doing. Kind of disappointing.

Just out of curiosity, would dithering have something to do with this?

Came across it some time ago but just skimmed through it. Will go in detail once I'm home. No, I'm not posting these in a biz page. So the PNG thingy won't work

I just noticed that even uploading the picture online gets a little of banding... *sigh*

Hi. This has probably been asked before but I just can't understand what on earth am I doing wrong. I've done a couple of photo shoots recently, and when I put the pictures up in facebook, I get horrible, HORRIBLE BANDING. What the heck am I doing wrong? Here is what I have tried so far (all these are jpeg): - Exporting as 16bit - Exporting as 8bit - Exporting at 2048 pixels (long side in Ps and Lr) - Exporting at full res - Exporting at 100 dpi - Exporting at 300 dpi *** Exporting as PNG (which gets better results but still it's there). ***I work in sRGB*** And yes, I do not see the banding when working in Ps or Lr. It only happens when the Images go to FB! More than likely, I'm definitely doing something wrong, a setting is wrong, or FB compression just sucks bad. Any help is appreciated.

The one I currently have is a GT730 I think. It displays the two monitors, one being hdmi and the other vga. Also now that you mention it, fhat explains the color difference. Thank you!

Thank you, sir! Now... will it matter if one is hooked with HDMI and another with DVI-D? You just answered that as I typed on my phone LOL

Acer H236HL. 2 of them.

Same computer. The Xrite i1 Pro.

Is it at all possible to calibrate two monitors at the same time? Or even duplicate the calibeation settings?

Will there be a noticeable difference when editing in a monitor hooked with VGA compared to HDMI? Thanks.

Thank you, sir

Hello guys, First of all, I completely understand this is not anywhere close what would Damien consider decent; I do still need help however. I took this very quickly as the sky was getting darker, and soon right after I took it, it started raining Anyhow, I was wondering how could I possibly fix the waist line on the dress of this lady. Any help is greatly appreciated.

The colors do seem to match, the brightness is a little weird though. It may be due to the fact that I used this monitor forever in maximum brightness and the chance may be a little drastic for me. According to your instructions, the lines are pretty good. I guess I just have to get used to it this way...