No, I'm sorry, that's a Pro feature on SmugMug. And even then, not everyone gets it right We get very few returns, but out of our returns, 9 out of 10 are True Color prints.
Our Auto Color is nothing short of amazing, read more about it here:
No, I'm sorry, that's a Pro feature on SmugMug. And even then, not everyone gets it right We get very few returns, but out of our returns, 9 out of 10 are True Color prints.
Our Auto Color is nothing short of amazing, read more about it here...
thanks, Andy.
actually i believe i've gotten it right and smugmug got it wrong. but i'm talking about brightness.
i calibrated my monitor with a One-Eye calibrator and even printed off your calibration prints (and others) and got brightness fine-tuned.
when i print in auto color, they come out too light. when i print true color they come out exactly as i see them on the screen.
it would be wonderful if there were a way for power users to specify "true" for their site, otherwise i have to tell everybody to make sure they use "true".
actually i believe i've gotten it right and smugmug got it wrong. but i'm talking about brightness.
i calibrated my monitor with a One-Eye calibrator and even printed off your calibration prints (and others) and got brightness fine-tuned.
when i print in auto color, they come out too light. when i print true color they come out exactly as i see them on the screen.
it would be wonderful if there were a way for power users to specify "true" for their site, otherwise i have to tell everybody to make sure they use "true".
thanks.
Hi Again Bob we emailed a lot on the help desk today, too
I wish I had a better answer for you on that, but all I can say is that our Pro offering allows it ...
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Our Auto Color is nothing short of amazing, read more about it here:
http://smugmug.jot.com/WikiHome/PrintingAutoOrTrueColor
and here
http://www.smugmug.com/help/too-red
We even feature the software engine behind our Auto Color in our ClubSmug:
http://www.smugmug.com/clubsmug - look for i2e there.
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thanks, Andy.
actually i believe i've gotten it right and smugmug got it wrong. but i'm talking about brightness.
i calibrated my monitor with a One-Eye calibrator and even printed off your calibration prints (and others) and got brightness fine-tuned.
when i print in auto color, they come out too light. when i print true color they come out exactly as i see them on the screen.
it would be wonderful if there were a way for power users to specify "true" for their site, otherwise i have to tell everybody to make sure they use "true".
thanks.
Bob Alfieri
Chapel Hill, NC
bob_alfieri@yahoo.com
I wish I had a better answer for you on that, but all I can say is that our Pro offering allows it ...
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