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Ok, I’ve calibrated my monitor….well at least I used the Adobe Gamma Corrector and got a display image I’m at least happy with on my LCD screen.
But I’m not sure how I do the same with my Canon i850 printer and how I match the two.
If I’ve got this right then the intent of all this calibration is to have a screen which is balanced to give a ‘realistic’ image and have the printer output something that looks like whats on the screen.
Now given that when I visit my friends houses all their tvs have different colour settings because that’s what they like. How do I know when my screen is right?
Colin
But I’m not sure how I do the same with my Canon i850 printer and how I match the two.
If I’ve got this right then the intent of all this calibration is to have a screen which is balanced to give a ‘realistic’ image and have the printer output something that looks like whats on the screen.
Now given that when I visit my friends houses all their tvs have different colour settings because that’s what they like. How do I know when my screen is right?
Colin
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