Thanks. That didn't seem to do anything (I listed details/screenshots in a comment below) ... View more

Thanks. This part has me lost: "so when you apply the white with a mask (using the Solid Color Adjustment layer - NOT color overlay)"  I don't know what a mask is or how to use it and when I just looked it up, the video I'm watching says it's a way to make stuff disappear.  I don't want to make stuff disappear.  I want to change all of the blue tones of our logo to white/light gray tones that still show the tone differences within the letters like the blue treatment does.     ... View more

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How? And once I check it, what should I be looking for? ... View more

At "least", not at "last" - typo ... View more

Thanks, Jane. I'm not sure if you'll be able to read this screenshot but when I click Channels, it lists RGB.  Thanks for the guidance on Lesson 5.  Hmmmm....I'm surprised that there doesn't seem to be any way to fix white eye. Well, I've tried everything I can, and to your point about the flash being outside of the eye, I think that means this particular photo is not fixable. That's okay - not the end of the world. Was really just wondering how to fix white eye in general and this thread at last pointed me in some correct directions. Thanks! ... View more

It's a candid taken by a friend, and not meant to be a professional photo, of course. I was just trying to figure out how to remove the white eye. ... View more

I attempted to make the changes from that horrendous Youtube video above, and it turned out worse (see screenshot). But thanks for the tip about right-clicking to find the Quick Selection Tool! The book is called "Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 release, Classroom in a Book, the official training workbook from Adobe", so I'm assuming it's a good one. But my quandary is when I do a keyword search of "white eye", it doesn't pull up anything, and I can't tell from these chapter titles where specifically to look for this. So short of reading the entire book, I'm not sure how to find it? Here are the chapters: And here's my botched attempt after that video: Thanks!! ... View more

Wow - This is one of the worst tutorial videos I've ever seen. Between her going too fast throughout the entire thing, and her switching back and forth between long way, right-clicking, and keyboard shortcuts, it's very inconsistent and hard to follow. I tried it and ended up with something even creepier (below).  But thanks for trying! ... View more

Thanks, Melissa. I took a class in 2015 but none of it stuck because I don't use PS all the time. And then the books they gave out for us to reference for future questions were all obsolete when PS kept updating. I do use it here and there but there are little things like this that I can't figure out. ... View more

It won't let me post an EPS: ... View more

Sorry, I don't even know how to post in full res. How do I do that? Thanks. ... View more

Yeah, I'm already lost on Step #1. "Find the quick select tool"  I don't see any "quick select tool" on my setup. PS 2019 and 2015 apparently appear differently. I need something for 2019 ... View more

Here's the photo when I open it in PS. No idea what to do from here. All of the online tutorials are either for older versions of PS, or for red eye, not white eye: ... View more

Hi, unfortunately that video doesn't help because it's for v2015 and I'm on v2019.  And I don't have a screenshot because I haven't done any steps yet because I don't know how to.  Thanks. ... View more

Yep, I've always known them to accept pdf's so I thought these specs were a little strange.  I think you're right, that I'm viewing in some sort of preview mode (the default program used to open jpg's).  Is there a particular program you recommend I open them with?  Thanks! ... View more

Also, I just tried to do the same "assign profile" steps for CMYK, including in export settings checking the "embed color profile" box in the Options section, but no luck. Originally, the colors were showing with a bright neon hue. And now that issue is fixed, but the transparency is wrong. I have a background on this print ad featuring a full-page photo, but the photo is set to 50% transparency to allow font legibility. RGB version looks fine, but can't get this to carry over on CMYK. ... View more

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Rob's "assign profiles" trick worked - thanks! Steve, in answer to your question, it's InDesign CC 2017 and I'm on Windows 7. I'm still wondering how to export as high-res jpg or tiff (the only file types accepted by client). It's ultimately going to live as a printed advertisement in a magazine, so I'm assuming CMYK is better than RGB, right?  If so, how do I meet those specs? Thanks again. ... View more