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Calibrating a display
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When calibrating your computer display with either a colormunki or spyder pro is it acceptable to calibrate with ambient light or in a dark room? It seems no matter what system I use to calibrate my display the end result is a dark hard copy of the photograph. My image looks great on the display but sucks big time when its printed. I just bought a colormunki and it was worse than my spyder 3 pro. I have a epson R3000 printer and have not seen a good photo printed on this printer. Any advise on hjow to properly calibarte a display is greatly appreciated.
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