JoAnnaD

While we are at it, since I posted the full picture above, do you give approval on my white balance and exposure? I work really hard at implementing all I learned in your classes. :))

Got it!

The lines are so small at 100%, it's very hard to tell. I can post a regular shot for you to see.

100 % crop. The moire is really bad when zoomed out. I can't get a clear picture to show clients. I have tried the Gaussian blur method, but it only slightly helps on the size I am working on. As soon as I zoom or try to crop, it is back.

Well now dragging that over is just flipping me out! I will try to get this calibrated now. Thanks so much. If it don't work out, you can pick up the monitor in Brisbane, because I will toss it out the window over there :))

Okay, I will give it a try now. What about calibrating the extra monitor, try it the same way by dragging over the info?

Not sure how it would work then, because my screen is then blank. it won't let me open anything.

I have a HP Envy Core I7 laptop that has been calibrated using the Spyder Pro 4. I just got an additional HP monitor HP M1N98AA#ABA 23" EliteDisplay E232 1920x1080 VGA/DP/HDMI Tilt/Height/Swivel/Pivot IPS Screen, and I have been mirroring the display. Problem is I have the brightness turned all the way down on both of them and my prints are dark compared to the additional monitor screen. I can't figure out how to calibrate the monitor that is running off the laptop.