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Generally I’m editing using CS2 set to AdobeRGB.
I then convert to profile to suit the printer I’m using..
[http://proamimaging.com/profile.html]
on some images I get a colour shift..
Images that look fine on my (calibrated) monitor in AdobeRGB look awful with garish greens in grassy scenes.
Can you offer any advice.?
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www.srsteel.co.uk
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/Panorama
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/landscape
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/Peru
I then convert to profile to suit the printer I’m using..
[http://proamimaging.com/profile.html]
on some images I get a colour shift..
Images that look fine on my (calibrated) monitor in AdobeRGB look awful with garish greens in grassy scenes.
Can you offer any advice.?
—
www.srsteel.co.uk
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/Panorama
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/landscape
http://www.srsteel.co.uk/Peru
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