Mike Comber

Have just ordered some prints (from mPix). Will take about a week to get.

Dell PremierColor was enabled. I've disabled it and am ready to start a recalibration. I have these display settings: White Point: CIE Illuminant D65 Luminance: 80 cd/m2 Gamma Tone Response Curve: sRGB (I previously used Standard, with Gamma set to2.2) Are these OK? What do you suggest for "Adjust for ambient light"? Thanks.

First of all, I have a general problem in that I have two monitors that display colors differently, even after calibrating them both with the x-rite i1 pro. Monitor #1 is an integral part of my Dell Inspiron 5720 computer, and monitor #2 is a stand-alone Dell monitor. Both monitors are 27" (not sure that matters much), with maximum resolutions of 3840x2160 (monitor #1) and 1920x1080 (monitor #2). Here is how a particular photo appears on each of the monitors Monitor #1 Monitor #2 As for printing, I have only used my in-home Epson ink-jet printer. Its color rendition is much closer to that of monitor #2, but with a somewhat darker overall appearance. I took a photo of the print in a well-lit room to give you an idea of the comparison. I am printing on matte photo paper rather than glossy - not sure how much difference that makes.

I think I've answered my own question. I can re-open the image in Camera Raw and then use "toggle to default settings"

When I open an as-shot RAW image in Bridge, then edit it in Camera Raw, then return to Bridge, what I see is the edited image with some notation in the top right corner that (I think) is an indication that the image has been edited. See following example: How can I find and view the original unedited image?