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Open a Blank Page in your browser, drag and drop "BEFORE — THE POSING COURSE.html", it's done.
You have to make this for all ".html" files because links in the pages are related to web and not to saved ones provided.
Obviously you must maintain folder name structure

 

@Leona95 you made my day! Yeah that was exactly what was missing. I was a fool to rename the folders... exchanged the "—" with a "-" . Thanks a lot @xjjx that worked just fine. You're amazing guys!!!

 

Has anyone found the missing files?

Color Plus.xmp,
Film Contrast.xmp,
Infra Pink 2.xmp,
Infra-Pink.xmp, and
Porta SkinFix.xmp.

 

Honestly, I don't know if they are missing, I have seen the files in the dl however i cannot get the files to import into LR, maybe someone can offer some advice on how to install to get the Infra look?

 

I just downloaded the file and unzipped it with WinRAR and I cannot find the files???

Can you upload them?.. And I'll get to work on figuring out how to import them into LR and get back to you.

 

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Pls open this to non gold too pls. Thanks. I am desperately looking for it..

 

Maybe there will be a gift for Xmas/New Year as last year...keep hoping...or try to contribute too

 

@umatpati 1 month gold membership is very reasonable for what you will get.

 

Exactly, you are getting thousands of dollars worth of content for roughly 10 euros, what more can you ask for? If you are prepared to invest several hundreds of euros/dollars into equipment, a 10 euros investment in education should not be an issue at all.

 

I am really sorry for this..I promise it won't happen again..In fact I am going to subscribe for Gold membership for sure..really so sorry again..

 

I've been using the Benq sw2700pt for years now, and are pondering about updating to this one too now.

What seems to be improved on the 270c is better uniformity, which some users complains about regarding the 2700pt. Me, I can't complain, as mine don't have that issue. Its not perfect, but for the price I think it's doing ok. I like that you can configurate the osd, so I now have it set to two calibrations in the Adobe RGB - one at 100 and the other at 120. 100 is for prints while I find 120 works well for the web and video, the last configuration is for sRGB.

What I find annoying is the sRGB mode, as you have to do some measuring to find the right luminance. The settings after you calibrated your workspace is like an xray haha. Looks like its calibrated at 180 cd/m2 lol, so you have to dial it down to make sense and be usable.

They also have their own calibration software, the palette master element. It has been a little byggy, but I think its ok. Last time i calibrated my monitor (3 weeks ago) I used the latest version and it was impossible to calibrate. I used hours to pin it down to a software bug related to multiple monitors setup. This ended with me downgrading to the earlier version of the sw.

The colors and blacks are good, and once set up the only thing you'll need is to calibrate it whenever you feel for it.

After having this for years I think the better uniformity is worth the update for me. Its either this or the Eizo cg279x for me. Thinking about bang for the buck, I'll probably go for a new Benq, as this one has served me well.

 

I purchased a very lightly used cs2420 and use a dual monitor setup. The photo edit on the eizo, sliders, menu and tabs on the second cheaper model.
If you have the desk space it might be an option worth considering.

 

Eizo is the best I've seen on colors, blacks and uniformity. I really want one, so I have to think more about this before I make a move

I've been using dual monitors for almost 20yrs, and can't work any other way now. My other monitor being a sRGB dell 24" - this one is used for everything else than photo and video, and I also use it to double check colors and tones of photos for the web. This one is calibrated at 120cd/m2 for that purpose.

 

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