Damien Symonds
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Damien Symonds replied to NancyA's topic in Photoshop / Elements / Bridge / ACR questions or problems
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Are you sure it wasn't just one bad print batch? Have you checked your previous prints to see if your screen still matches them?
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I've definitely got instructions for the Elite. Were you looking here? https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html
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@Michelle Pena, I just found your thread. Buying a new calibrator will not fix your room lighting problems. They are what you need to spend money on, not a new calibrator.
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I've emailed you.
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Great.
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It's "standard". Not wide.
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While calibrating, yes. Obviously turn them back on afterwards to compare the prints. Can you tell me the make/model of the screen?
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That's really late for me! Well, what monitor is it?
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It would be better to do it at night, but I bet it's REALLY late for you now!
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And you're following my instructions here? https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html
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Then that means your room light is too dim. Remind me which Spyder you have?
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... which means that your screen is too bright. Go ahead and recalibrate with lower brightness.
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Let's fix the issue, @tammyt. In what way does your screen differ from your prints?
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Oh. It's an all-in-one. No, it's not good enough.
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Hi @Mcgr5, those specs all look good, but the one VITALLY important spec is missing from the list. What is the Dmax rating of the scanner?
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Huh. That should all be ok.
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Please @Lea Sugg? I'm worried that this little problem is indicative of a bigger one.
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Please?
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No, the Tab key. On your keyboard.
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Can you do this for me?
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Yep, just updated the link. But please remember that every fix is unique, so start a new thread with yours if you need to.
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Hi @Lea Sugg, you shouldn't have to reset. You should just have to hit the Tab key?
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Yeah, non-tilting monitors are a pain! I've never been forced to lay one down, but often I've had to prop their base with a book or something.
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How did the calibration go, @TraceySKCAN?
