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I would really love to see how Ben can get that lovely pony (Eddie) extracted and placed on a black/white background.

I really struggle with the Mane, tale and feather selection and masking

Bank in 2019, you posted a lesson using Adaptive Wide Angle to improve perspective and work with, I believe, vanishing point.

I have an image of the Amber Room that shows the effects of a wide angle lens so that perspective needs help. I followed your guidance from the lesson and improved the image, I think, by a lot. I will upload two jpg files named before and after.

Unfortunately, by the time I finished doing my work the image had lost information from the top and bottom. I wish I could fix the image without losing data. Can you help me with that?

Kevin

How do I bring back the floating generative fill box? I had docked it at the top of my workspace, but now it's gone.

I have not posted anything in a while, how do I submit a image for a possible lesson.  I would know the best way to solve this.  I have a great shot of a Sandhill Crane but want to remove the background Cranes.  The problem is the reflection.  I also wondered if there is something in Photoshop that allows me to expand the canvas on top and get the top of the feathers in place.  My main task I need is to remove birds and reflection in the water except the subject, thanks

is it possible to eliminate or reduce the distortion from a panorama?

Hello Ben

I am uncertain if this aligns with your course offerings, but would you be available to provide lessons on Illustrator?

Thank you, John Schultz

The lesson on printing our of CLR was very informative. I'd like to suggest more. This is the comment I tried to post there but system wouldn't accept...

I have varying degrees of success with printing using a professional print company. They provide ICC profiles for the paper I choose, which I've imported into Photoshop. Fortunately, they allow me to get proofs for free; only postage is required. It can be an iterative process for each image. I wish there were a more efficient and predictive way of printing my images. I have an iMac monitor, Retina Display, that I've calibrated with a Calibrite tool. It helps, but sometimes, even after checking the Gamut warning, colors are off. I wonder if you have an interest in doing that one or two-day class for a fee, of course? I am thinking about upgrading to XDR. I wonder if that will help with predictability or just add more complexity.

Hi Ben,

I am looking for the best way to prepare grayscale images for a paperback book that will be sent to a self publishing company - Wastelandpress.net

The paper used with be thin cream colored paper that is used in most paperback books today. I want to know how to prepare my images for the best possible look from the reader.

Thank you!

Kim

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I don't know if all the code is hooked up for this to work, but we'll find out.