Damien Symonds

It's fair to say that at the time LR was first developed, there were VERY few screens showing greater than sRGB on the market.

I'm ashamed to say I can't remember what came first in this chicken-and-egg scenario; whether the fallacy of working in a wide gamut space was already circulating the community before LR and Adobe jumped on board, or whether they lead it.

This is not uncommon. Some people choose 350 for this very reason.

Never mind, I got it, thanks. Enjoy the bonus module!

Just post it here if you like!

Unless they can provide you with a bigger version of the photo, it won't look good I'm afraid.

Can you steer them towards a canvas print? Canvas is more forgiving of enlargements.

(Make sure you err a bit on the darker side for the subjects with your Levels work - that will help.)

Yeah, that works. Slightly desaturating the yellows of the field, eh? And once you do your Levels work, the subjects will stand out well enough.

I don't know what you're asking either, sorry

Are you asking how to change the field grasses to a different colour?

I think it would be tricky to get rid of it altogether, but it can certainly be diminished. What do you think of this? Levels layer: R 66/0.90/255 G 49/0.97/255 B 29/1.00/255

Is this a recent problem, or has it always been this way?

Wonderful. Let me know as soon as they arrive.

Great!!! When do you expect to receive them?

Of course not. They'll be ok, just not quite as good as they can be.

Because you don't know how yet.

Yes, if that suits you. There are two ways you can do it: Crop with nothing in the options bar, then use the Image Size function after that (with "Resample Image" checked) to resize them; or Crop with the "px" values in the options bar.

Yes I did!!!!!

That's wonderful news ❤️

Hey, good idea!

It won't be relevant to you, sorry. It's for Adobe.

Tell me about it. I devoted a whole module to that very problem in my Prepress Class.

You're absolutely right, they should be calibrated to give a very similar result. What you're experiencing here is most disappointing.

You've soft-proofed? And it didn't show you how the printed proof was going to look?