KimMoore

Thank you. So if I keep using my grey card it'll work.

The tricky part is this is Resene’s whitest paint. This may be a silly question, if I’m not shooting off the actual wall, ie I will use a wood wall & most likely backdrops. Is it super important this white matches 100%?

Would you say right hand side is an acceptable match?

Now that you have said that, I see the white balance looks ok on the sheet & really off on the paint.....

Hi there, This is a question of a different type. I am about to paint my studio & there are so many whites to pick from, being that this is something I want to do once. I have taken a picture of the four white I have got samples for, using my white balance sheet I have taken a picture of them. I'm not sure if I should trust my white balance card. Any suggestions, or where to find information about what paint colour is best for a photography studio? there is only natural light from a window in here, lights were off.

Whoops, sorry I skipped the noise part because that was different & thought if I don't deal with the noise no point in sharpening.

I skipped the sharpening bit (only because that is completely different since updating photoshop & I'm about to go back & re-read this, but they need the photos) I re-sized to 2048 pixels longest side & save jpg 11.

The charity will use them on fb first, then newspaper. but happy to do fb first.

All done. Now the correct way to save it from here?

I don't seem to have that option?

I think I just noticed it changes on its own... But when saving as a jpg, what things do I tick on the right hand side.

Hi Damien, So I understand this, I want to re-size this image for web. I have adjusted the longest side to 960, but what do I do with the short side?

Thank you!!

Don't judge me, but in the early days I used an action. But I've taken a five year break from photography having my third baby & keen to learn how to do it properly now, but not sure where to learn? Photos for myself I would just post them & they were fine. (by fine I mean uploaded ok) Last night was the first time I have sent a file to someone with my new R5 & my updated version of photoshop & the file was massive I couldn't send it. So more to the point, where can I learn how to do this?

I guess everything. I imported pictures I took this evening at a charity jig & they were way to big to email to them, or send on fb. I guess I'm wanting to learn how the correct way to do these things, probably very basic knowledge which I lack.

I do have a quick question..... I've just recently gone mirrorless, canon R5 & the files are HUGE! Which class will I learn the correct way to re-size these massive files?

Hi Damien, this might be a simple question… im just calibrating my Dell Ultrasharp screen with i1 Display Pro. In the instructions when I’m taking my screens output, I start with with my screen on its lowest output (5000). I’m confused, am I doing the whole screen ie all 9 parts of the grid on 5000 then starting again for the next preset. Or am I changing the preset per grid change? I have 6 presets, but 9 on the grid. hopefully this makes sense 😁

I have just realised my input source for my screen is via DP, not HDMI. Am I best to change this over to HDMI, or is DP ok? My screen is DELL U2419H

Thanks Damien

They have said 900mm x 600mm

No I don't, I'm wondering if I should look up standard sizing. I will see if I can check with the printing company over the weekend what size they have.

Or am I ok with how it is?

No its not. Sorry to explain. I have been asked to make a flyer for the above event, for printing flyers, for fb add's & also to go on a road side sign using corflute (forsale sign board). To be honest I have no idea how to size this, but I know I am using a landscape photo to fit in it as above.

Yes, I placed all the images in separately. When I made the initial file I made it a size in inches to see what size I need to work with the photo. I know this isn't correct, do I use pixels to make the correct size & what size do I use. I'm a real newby in this size stuff. and I will sign up for the trainingprepress class.