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Thanks for the help everyone - once I'm relatively confident that the screen is as close to correct as possible, I'll post some results. Also considering getting a second monitor to plug my notebook into.
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i love that 2nd shot!
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Thank you JWXtreme.
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Hi John,
If you have ever installed an Adobe product (Elements, Photoshop, Premiere) then you will have a tool in control panel called Adobe Gamma (or something similar - I am on my work laptop and don't have it on this one). I used this on my home laptop and it has made a huge difference and now when I send pics to the printer they come back very similar indeed. Mark. |
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Thanks Mark - I've used Adobe Gamma, but I find it a bit subjective. One picture will look exactly like the print, but then a portrait picture will seem to red or a BW will have a blueish tone. What I actually need to do is print a colour chart and then compare. Thanks for the suggestion.
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