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• Red spots in the browser

  I have red spots around in my pictures - quite random. Someone knows how to fix this?  I rebooted my MacBook Pro, but it does not solve the problem.

  Are the red spot in the photos, and solid blocks of red light areas? Then check if you have accidentally activated "highlight the hot and cold areas" in the view menu. Try disabling this setting.

• Red spots on the photo of the sunset

  I was taking pictures of the sunset at a recent wedding with the sunset on my Nikon D7100.  The images have a reflective red spot in them.  How is the best way to remove or decrease, it?  clone/healing tool will not work because of the detail behind the place.

  

  It's flare - internal reflections between the lens elements. Zooms are particularly prone to this because of the number of lenses.

  The best way to deal with these things (apart from the shooting with lenses preferred when possible), is to make a couple of adjustment layers that will fix the most extreme area entirely. Then you hide and invert the mask, so that the adjustment is hidden. You can do this on different layers, or group them and hide the group.

  The idea is now little by little the paint in the adjustment with a soft brush to a low opacity. The great advantage of this is that you simply press X to reverse if you overdo. This way you can go back until it's right.

  

  Oh BTW, your file is ProPhoto RGB, never a good choice for web content. Convert to sRGB before posting.

• Red spots on the pictures in the LR5 Development Module

  I have red and blue spots on the pictures in the LR5 Development Module. Seems to be primarily in the light areas of the photo. Not there in the library module. I have noticed this in the beta version as well but thought that it would be fixed before release. In LR4.4, all right.

  Disable clipping indicators in the histogram in the develop module.  Are the small triangles in the upper corners left and right of the histogram.

• Red spots on the skin when printing with the HP PhotoSmart 8400 printer

  I am trying to print a JPEG image that is very high resolution (3000 x 2000) and the quality is superb on my monitor.

  However when I try to print on my HP PhotoSmart 8400 printer there is a strange red 'sand' pattern (pixelation) that appears on the skin of most of the bodies of the subjects. I did the test the page and sample page that look ok, but does not use the same colors and has not any skin tone (it's a picture of Orchid).

  I tried this on glossy paper and regular paper, and it seems to pretty much the same, with the effect more pronounced on glossy paper. I also tried to change the image in several different ways, including lowering the resolution, changing colors and adding a blur gaussing, but cannot get rid of the strange grainy effect.

  Can you get it someone please let me know if it is a common problem with the device, or if my photo is somehow wrong? If Yes, where can I get a picture called to test the printing of skin tone, or how can I solve the problem.

  Thank you!

  Update: I tried with another photo on the web and I see the same effect. Given that this printer is a few years old I start thinking that it's just a physical limitation of the printer.

  Found problem - I replaced my cartridge 99 and that fixed it.

  I didn't expect this type of behavior because of the low level of ink, but I guess there is a first time for everything ():

• Why don't I have red spots on my photos?

  Like that.

  http://I0.Kym-CDN.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/001/384/Atrapitis.gif

  The reason why I asked because there is no red spots on the photo you have posted and I thought you were trying to illustrate the problem. Red spots show that you have your highlight clipping indicator enabled so that reflections that are cut can be identified. I have both light and shadow, indicators of clipping turned on all the time so that I can adjust these areas and eliminate cutting insofar as possible.

• In the visualization of my photos display problem: I have red spots in different parts of the pictures. Someone knows how to fix this?  I rebooted my MacBook Pro, but it does not solve the problem.

  In the visualization of my photos display problem: I have red spots in different parts of the pictures. Someone knows how to fix this?  I rebooted my MacBook Pro, but it does not solve the problem.

  Details please

  What version of Aperture? Is OS X 10.7.5 as you say correct for your OS? You shoot JPEG or RAW? If RAW device? Wharton has changed since this worked?

  LN

• Why red spots appear on my photo when I import a RAW image in the RAW dialog box?

  I just downloaded 13 items.  When I import a RAW image in the RAW dialog box, large red spots appear on the image, before you do anything.  I can't get rid of them, and restart the program has no effect.  I did not have this problem with 11 elements.  Thanks for any input.

  You probably have the highlight clipping warning

  Press O on the keyboard or click the triangle shown in the screenshot below to turn it off.

  

• Developing red spots that appear in

  When I change a photo, red spots are appearing everywhere in a photo when the slightest of changes is done... but the Preview on the left is fine and when the photo is saved the photo is very good but I can see the exactly how the picture will display once changes is completed, at least that I've save it first! Why he does this and is it possible around it please?

  Top right of the histogram, it is a small triangle that once read some cases overexposed areas to display. Click here to activate / deactivate.

• Red spots in LR 2.6 watch one imported RAW Photos

  I've been a happy user of Lightroom from the beginning, but my allegience it erodes quickly since the upgrade to version 2.6 64 bit.  I noticed immediately that the function of automatic development, which in the past has worked very well and often not required no tweaking from me, just not very good more.  It doesn't seem to do much, it causes the picture to be over-exposed many or I need to change the photo myself.  Another problem is that some photos have huge red spots in some areas, mainly on the white or othe slightly color boxes.  These tasks do not appear on the converted images, but they obviously shouldn't be there when I'm processing in LR and it's very distracting.

  Speaking of the conversion to other formats, the only complaint for a long time, I had with LR that I would like to know if there is an option to disable the opening of records to show pictures of converts.  I don't feel as if I have to see every single photo in Windows Explorer every time that I convert it into another format.  I'm perfectly able to open Windows Explorer myself if I want.  What's worse, is that if you ignore it, it opens a new instance of the Explorer for each converted file.

  Auto-ton has never worked for me. I would just ignore it. If you know the tools, it's much faster and more reliable for all this by yourself.

  Red spots: you probably have the indication burst enabled clipping. In your histogram in the top right, there is a small triangle pointing upward. Click to disable the warning of overexposure. There is a similar indicator for connect the shadows on the upper left of the histogram. Alternatively, you can press 'J' to switch between modes

  Your last question is on export, I guess? You never convert anything in Lightroom as you never overwrite the original file. In the export Panel, there is an option on the bottom of the list called "post processing". If you don't want to open Explorer, simply set this 'status quo' and save it as an export of new presets.

• I have no sound coming out of my macbook pro and see a red light in the hole of the listener.

  I do not have its coming out of my macbook pro os x 10.8.1 but if an earphone is connected I hear the sound and there is a red light through the matter of earphone. What is happening to you can help me?

  The red light of the headset jack means the MacBook Pro thinking that an optical audio cable is plugged into the port. Try to have disconnected and reconnected a headphone plug into the port several times. There is a tiny sensor inside the port that determines if the port is operating in analog or optical mode. Something similar by plugging should trigger the sensor and restore the analog signal.

  If you don't feel capable in doing so the folks at Apple Genius Bar will be able to help.

• How can I fix black spots on the camera in 9.3.5 iOS?

  How can I fix black spots on the camera in my iPhone 6 Plus? Please help me.

  You see the same locations if you take a picture out in the open?

  It's more like flares of the lens, because of the light coming from one side of the room and hit the lens at an angle. If so, it is an optical phenomenon and cannot be resolved.

• How to get rid of a spot on the Panel rear aluminum macbook pro?

  I have a macbook pro covered by a pink hard case. After that I removed the case, there is a spot on the rear panel in aluminium. How can I get rid of him?

  

  Post edited by: SweetSilence

  Have you contacted the manufacturer of the case?

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• What does the red dot on the top of the face of Apple Watch?

  What does the red dot on the top of the face of Apple Watch?

  Hello

  Status of small red dot icon at the top center of the face of the watch indicates that you have one or more unread notifications.

  

  To open the Notification Center and view your available notifications, displaying the time on your watch, drag down on the screen, then press each notification to read it in its entirety.

  More information:

  About notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• My iPhone5 has a big red dot in the corner top HR icon.  What is it and what do I do?

  My iPhone5 has a big red dot in the upper right of the icon.  What do this mean and what do I do?

  goodoldmom32 wrote:

  ... of its icon.

  That means "the icon"?  But there is no icon of an iPhone on the iPhone.