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This is probably a really stupid question, hopefully it will make sense to someone! First of all, is the reason to calibrate your monitor so that the color you see on the screen is the same color as your print? Is there any other reason to calibrate? The reason I’m asking is because I’m having trouble calibrating mine, but I can compensate and the printouts look fine. My next question – what does Adobe Gamma do? And how do I run it?
And finally – is it true that if I have a new monitor, it doesn’t need to be calibrated? Thanks for any help!
And finally – is it true that if I have a new monitor, it doesn’t need to be calibrated? Thanks for any help!
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