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I am using photoshop on a window platform. The printer I work with uses Mac, of course.
Is there a way to calibrate one’s monitor so that the images appear as they would on a Mac monitor. The color images I send to the printer always seem to end up outputting differently (mostly darker) than what I see on the screen.
However, our printer says that they output very closely to how they appear on their Mac screen.
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Additionally, how can I set by color settings so they are the same for all of my Adobe applications – PS, ID, AI, Acrobat, PM.
Is there a way to calibrate one’s monitor so that the images appear as they would on a Mac monitor. The color images I send to the printer always seem to end up outputting differently (mostly darker) than what I see on the screen.
However, our printer says that they output very closely to how they appear on their Mac screen.
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Additionally, how can I set by color settings so they are the same for all of my Adobe applications – PS, ID, AI, Acrobat, PM.
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