Too dark or not?
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Those are three shoots and on my screen they lok nearly as I wanted. But When I print, they are too dark.
My lcd display is calibrated but I wonder if I've a printer problem or a^photoshop problem.
Every opinion welcome!
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I am not sure why you prints look darker. It could have something to do with printers working better with CMYK pictures instead of RGB ( all pictures taken with your camera are in RGB color scheme). In photoshop there must be a way to convert your picture to a different colorscheme that matches your printer better.
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That's possible indeed. I'm not (at all) a photoshop pro so I could have make some stupidities like that. Thanks for advice I will check.
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Getting correct prints from photoshop will take some work. Assuming that your monitor is really calibrated (Spyder or some other hardware), you will need to calibrate your printer/ink/paper combination and learn to use ICC profiles from Photoshop.
If you send a print to Costco or some other on-line printing company is it still dark? If so then maybe your printer is not the issue it might be the monitor.
Which printer/inkset/paper are you trying to print from? We can give you step by step guidance if you let us know
Bill
If you send a print to Costco or some other on-line printing company is it still dark? If so then maybe your printer is not the issue it might be the monitor.
Which printer/inkset/paper are you trying to print from? We can give you step by step guidance if you let us know
Bill
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