I spend loads of time in PS making the image look just the way I want but when I print it, it's up to 30% lighter than what I see on screen. So I adjust the screen image to be 30% darker and it looks lousy on the screen but it's "closer" to what I wanted on the print. Still I feel I'm losing something doing it this way. I also have no idea what people are seeing on their monitors when I email them a sample image. (no complaints to date but it concerns me.) At the moment I just don't have the funds for an expensive calibration software. Anyone have experience with the cheaper Spyder version.."Spyder 2" I think it's called. Are there any other options out there? Any response would be most welcome as I have a show coming up next month and I'm at wits ends. Thanks, Tim
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It's soooo frustrating
2007-03-10 by Tim Timmermans
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