SueRoberts

Hi Damien! Can you repost this file please?

Good news! I figured it out! I cleared my cache and now it works!

I have a PC desktop running Windows 10 and Photoshop cc. It is over 2 years old, and has 8GB of RAM. Its hard drive has 798GB free out of 1800GB. The last time I shut down was last night. I run a cleanup program about once a week.

No, no error message. No methods are working.

Yes. I copied them over to their respective folders. The SD cards are no longer in my computer so I know they're on my hard drive.

I hope you can help me. I just loaded a bunch of pics into bridge and I was going through my culling process and the star rating feature isn't working. If I go to a different folder and try it, it works. I wonder why it's not working in these new folders? Please help, I have 9 families from a photo shoot I need to cull and rate. Thanks.

Never mind! I figured it out! I had my image area on dx instead of fx.

I think I have an issue. My RAW files are only showing as 10 to 13 mb on my SD card. Shouldn't they be much larger than that from a D750? I have other RAW photos from previous shoots that are 20mb. Can someone help me with this? I just realized it and have 12 families to shoot tomorrow!!!

I guess so. It converted it to some weird pattern thing with colors but I went to the red channel and used a black brush on the stars that they say aren't suppose to be there and then when I was done I clicked on the IFFT filter to get it back to what you see above. I don't really like it. The texture that was on the photo is the real texture of the original photo. I'm not sure if I really want to get rid of it since it's actually part of the photo. Plus it made the photo darker. Do you know what I mean? I was asking if you thought the adjustments I made so far looked okay. So, ignoring the texture in the photo, is there anything else I could do to the photo? Any advice?

So, here it is on top of the original photo with no other enhancements done on it. Should I have converted it to Black & White first and then run the filter?

Ok.

Happy New Year Damien! I was dabbling a bit with restoring some old photos and was wondering if I could your opinion? Here is a before and after of a roller coaster. Were you planning on doing any classes on photo restoration? If so, I would definitely be interested.

I think it's the way the light hits the handle on the right that throws it off some.

Thanks for the hint! I started over. Is this better?

Right. Is this better?