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Is there a color standard to set the colors of all devices.
If I sent a photo file to 10 color labs and got the same print back from each, then the problem would be solved. I would just take the file and the print and adjust my monitor to look identical and then adjust all my input and output devices to give thesame results.
Without that standard, a monitor and printer would be involved when I calibrate the printer or the monitor and scanner whenever I try to calibrate the scanner. You can obtain consistency within your own tools, but everyones would be different when you tried to take you files to someone else’s facilities.
If everyone used the same standard, I could take my photo file to anyone’s printer and get the same results. And same for scanner or camera.
Does this kind of standard exist and if it does where can I find it?
And if not, how do we get one?
Don
If I sent a photo file to 10 color labs and got the same print back from each, then the problem would be solved. I would just take the file and the print and adjust my monitor to look identical and then adjust all my input and output devices to give thesame results.
Without that standard, a monitor and printer would be involved when I calibrate the printer or the monitor and scanner whenever I try to calibrate the scanner. You can obtain consistency within your own tools, but everyones would be different when you tried to take you files to someone else’s facilities.
If everyone used the same standard, I could take my photo file to anyone’s printer and get the same results. And same for scanner or camera.
Does this kind of standard exist and if it does where can I find it?
And if not, how do we get one?
Don
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