Multi-SportsMom
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My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
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My prints coming out to blue
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Well who are you using at the moment? Your monitor is calibrated? then you sould possibly try and unedited image with your printer, preferably a standard test image. Or maybe start by viewing a standard test image on your monitor, and seeing if it is too yellow.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
Plenty of test images at: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/test_images.html
Brian A
Multi-SportsMom
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Persnickety prints is who I used. Yes calibrated with Spyder 3 express.Hugowolf wrote:
Well who are you using at the moment? Your monitor is calibrated? then you sould possibly try and unedited image with your printer, preferably a standard test image. Or maybe start by viewing a standard test image on your monitor, and seeing if it is too yellow.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
Plenty of test images at: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/test_images.html
Brian A
Have you used them more than once? Are you doing any editing that would change the overall color? Have you softproofed your images: many colors in flora are out of gamut and can't be reproduced in print.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
Persnickety prints is who I used. Yes calibrated with Spyder 3 express.Hugowolf wrote:
Well who are you using at the moment? Your monitor is calibrated? then you sould possibly try and unedited image with your printer, preferably a standard test image. Or maybe start by viewing a standard test image on your monitor, and seeing if it is too yellow.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
Plenty of test images at: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/test_images.html
Brian A
Brian A
Multi-SportsMom
Leading Member
First time for me. Yes have have done editing and didnt realize that.Hugowolf wrote:
Have you used them more than once? Are you doing any editing that would change the overall color? Have you softproofed your images: many colors in flora are out of gamut and can't be reproduced in print.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
Persnickety prints is who I used. Yes calibrated with Spyder 3 express.Hugowolf wrote:
Well who are you using at the moment? Your monitor is calibrated? then you sould possibly try and unedited image with your printer, preferably a standard test image. Or maybe start by viewing a standard test image on your monitor, and seeing if it is too yellow.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
Plenty of test images at: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/test_images.html
Brian A
Brian A
Well they have a "100% guarrantee, or your money back", I would contact them.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
First time for me. Yes have have done editing and didnt realize that.Hugowolf wrote:
Have you used them more than once? Are you doing any editing that would change the overall color? Have you softproofed your images: many colors in flora are out of gamut and can't be reproduced in print.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
Persnickety prints is who I used. Yes calibrated with Spyder 3 express.Hugowolf wrote:
Well who are you using at the moment? Your monitor is calibrated? then you sould possibly try and unedited image with your printer, preferably a standard test image. Or maybe start by viewing a standard test image on your monitor, and seeing if it is too yellow.Multi-SportsMom wrote:
My edited photos I had printed are caming out to blue. Pinks are more purple, on the flower photos. Even calibrated. Should i try another printing service or what would you recommend?
Plenty of test images at: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/test_images.html
Brian A
Brian A
If you have a color managed program, such as Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, or Lightroom, then you could ask them if they can give you an ICC profile so you can soft proof the images to see if any colors are out of gamut (aren't reproducible).
Does a standard test image look correct on your monitor?
Brian A
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