Damien Symonds

Phew! Dodged the first bullet. sRGB is good. Next step - you need to get out the prints you had at your last monitor calibration, and see if they still match your screen, or if they are now greener than the screen too.

"greener in colour" usually means that the colour space was wrong. Can you open one of the print files in Photoshop and take a screenshot for me?

How did it go, @fwendly?

Can you show me a screenshot of that?

There's your answer. 1024 on the longest edge.

Yes, I know. And Brian is going to flip his lid when he reads this. This kind of stuff is exactly why he tells us never to put files on our desktops, ever.

Put them in a proper folder. Is this the only set of photos that does it?

Geez, don't let Brian see you say that!!!!!!!!

Where are these files? Internal hard drive, external hard drive, other kind of media, cloud?

Can you do this for us then take another screenshot?

Oh, that's annoying, isn't it? Have you tried uploading a full-size photo to your site, then once it's there, downloading it again to see what size it is?

No, absolutely not. And tell your damn husband to stop messing with it. No, there's no numeric value on a Mac, sorry. Only the slider, as you said.

I'm so sorry, I can't help from here. Screens never photograph well. The comparison has to be up to you.

I've just done so. But if you're dealing with a glare problem of your own, please start your own thread with it. These fixes are quite specific to each photo.

Yep!

I'll answer this part. No. You only ever need your resolution to be such that the pixels are small enough to reproduce the smallest detail of your wife's brush work. And on canvas, this is not very small at all.

For calibration purposes, it's the same as a laptop. Follow my laptop instructions. https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html

Yeah

Well, it'll never be amazing, but some sharpening will make it passable. I think it's a keeper, just.

Is there any part of the photo with better focus than the eyes? Fur or bushes?

I don't know, I'm so sorry. I've moved this thread into Brian's area so we can see if he has any ideas.

Ok, phew. So there must be an obscure power setting on your laptop that's clashing with Bridge somehow.

Gosh, that's weird. You might need to do this.

The BenQ software is a dud, ignore it. Surely SpyderTune will take care of that?

Gosh, how weird. I'd be curious to know, if you plugged in an external screen, whether it also dimmed.