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wot my mate said about screens

asamuelasamuel Registered Users Posts: 451 Major grins
edited April 10, 2006 in Technique
I had a bit too much wine granted.

I have often wondered if my prints will will turn out anything like on my screen. :dunno

I thought this is unlikey, so in the same instance I wounder if alterations are inconsequential if its gonna turn out like a dogs dinner anyway.

I asked my friend who is pretty good at explaining me through this type of neurosis.....he made it worse, said something about calibrating, software, Tiff screens, thousands of pounds OR just getting on with the dogs dinner.

Surely there is some type of easy formula that nerds have devised to compensate for this anomoly.

Any links (non-scary ones) appreciated. Any advice taken.
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    KhaosKhaos Registered Users Posts: 2,435 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2006
    I use Adobe Gamma, set my monitor color profile to the sRGB profile and that's it. All my prints I've received from smug mug\EZ Prints look exactly like what I see on my screen.
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    gusgus Registered Users Posts: 16,209 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2006
    asamuel wrote:
    I had a bit too much wine granted.

    I have often wondered if my prints will will turn out anything like on my screen. ne_nau.gif

    I thought this is unlikey, so in the same instance I wounder if alterations are inconsequential if its gonna turn out like a dogs dinner anyway.

    I asked my friend who is pretty good at explaining me through this type of neurosis.....he made it worse, said something about calibrating, software, Tiff screens, thousands of pounds OR just getting on with the dogs dinner.

    Surely there is some type of easy formula that nerds have devised to compensate for this anomoly.

    Any links (non-scary ones) appreciated. Any advice taken.
    Just Google every word & read ..read ..read.

    There is little chance of someone typing a 3000 page essay explaining the in's & out's what you have asked. Its endless...maybe if you were to ask a specific question you might have more luck.
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