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What is the color space set on your camera ? (adobe rgb?) It looks as if Capture NX load an adobe rgb file but displays it as if it were a SRGB file.  (desaturate colors). Have you change any color ...

Hi, just Alt+click and drag one of the 2 layer masks on the group.  It will copy the mask to the group.  Then you can delete the masks on the layer if desired. Have a good day

Usually, f0 is a connection issue between the body and the lens.  Try to clean the contacts on both the lens and the camera to see if it helps. Do you notice any slack when the lens is attached to ...

Hi, probably, you wille have to Adjust AF fine tune on you camera and lenses (see page 389 of your manual). I had to fine tune all of my lens with my D750 to get right focus trough the viewfinder. ...

I had the same kind of problem.  Your solution solved the problem. Great!

Monitor do get an assigned color space.  It is the profile created by the hardware calibrator.  That is why Photoshop and Lightroom are able to display the picture correctly.  Because they know ...

When you go to color setting in photoshop, Under the RGB working space, you should see sRGB.  When you click on that drop down list, you shoud see a profile that is "monitor  ..." .  What does it ...

If you are in normal preview mode (loupe view), you have to enable "auto sync" and it will change for all selected photos too.

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The only other alternative I can see would be to put the camera on something stable (if available) and use the self timer. Have a good day!

hi, You will find the answer here  : https://www.digitalphotographyformoms.com/lightroom-4-how-to-access-color-curves/

I would duplicate the background layer Apply auto color on that new layer.  (Not exactly as an adjustmenet layer, but it preserves your original)

A 4k monitor or TV is 3840 x 2160. a slide scanned at around 2500 dpi would be viewed at 100% resolution of such a monitor. So scaning at 3600 would give you a little be of leeway for croping and ...

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Placed 1^st in the challenge. Plasma. Neon and Xenon gas (probably, according to the colors), being excited by an electric courant.

Hi, As for LCD appearance vs what you see on your computer monitor, I suggest you lower the LCD brightness on your camera. On the 2 Nikon cameras I own, I had to set LCD rightness to -2 so it would ...

Use a statically charged brush to "collect" the dirt and deposit it...outside...of the camera. It has worked very well for me until now.

Placed 12^th in the challenge. Christmas tree at home