ShannyP20
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Main editing computer
Mac laptop
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Editing software
Photoshop
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Monitor Calibrator
Spyder
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Cameras, lenses and other photographic equipment
5D Mark III w/ 70-200
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I honestly have no idea if it happens with a mouse. I don't own a mouse. Haven't used one in years. I think it is a finger placement on the trackpad, but it is so subtle that I can't figure out how to avoid it. I wonder if I can capture a video to show you. The cursor will be over the file name, but the tag thing still comes up.
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I have a Mac laptop running Monterey and Photoshop 2022. It is over 3 years old, and has 16 GBGB of RAM. Its hard drive has 524GB free out of 2TBGB. The last time I shut down was more than 24 hours ago (Last 48 hours). I have never run a cleanup program. Since the last update there is a new tagging feature that is driving me crazy. I use my track pad (I know! Cringe- but I am most used to it over a mouse) and if I click ever-so-slighty in the wrong way, a tagging feature comes up that can't be bypassed. I have to cancel out of the save and try again. Can I remove this feature somehow? I am attaching a photo if what I see. Thanks!
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Hey there- I updated my PS CC and some things have moved around. In Raw, I used to be able to do lens corrections there. It appears that the whole lens correction raw panel is not there anymore. I know there is a lens correction tool on the pull down menu, but not all of the correctors are in it. Can I get that added back into the Raw menu somehow? It was so convenient.
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It was tough to figure out sizing. I noticed the leg looks a bit larger in perspective, but it is also closer to the camera. I was trying to compare her head size to er cousins.
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I have a deadline of tomorrow, so I was super close to sending the image into retouchup.com (which I am skeptical that they are better at touching up than I am. I tried them out years ago and got poor results.) But then I thought to myself, I am better than this. So I put my nose to the grindstone again. I ended up finding one other image of the girl that worked better. Here is my end result. I think it came out decently. I appreciate the time you spent looking at my image(s.). My husband kept saying that he didn't notice anything, but it was SCREAMING out to me to be fixed.