Damien Symonds

How did the calibration go, @TraceySKCAN?

No, you're following the wrong instructions. Your computer is a laptop, for all practical purposes. These are the instructions to follow: https://ask.damiensymonds.net/topic/30957-i1dp-mac-01/

Yep!

Thanks, you're back in class. I suggest you start by reading the new Module 4. Then get the new Flow Chart from the beginning of Module 10.

https://ask.damiensymonds.net/topic/34679-raw-signup-52/

If that's all, I wouldn't worry about it. If all the other colours are ok, I'd leave it as is.

Thanks. And are all five of them a bit too pink on screen? Target.

How many prints do you have for comparison?

Because I needed to know if Method 1 worked or not.

Custom, as you said.

Which means Method 2 now. http://www.damiensymonds.net/cal_i1DP_pc2.html

Then you're NOT done recalibrating your monitor. Follow the troubleshooting part of my instructions.

No, Method 1 should work fine.

No, you're following the wrong instructions.

You have to follow my directions EXACTLY this time. https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html Because your screen didn't match your prints! That's why you started this thread, remember?

Yes, definitely better focus.

Ok, go ahead and calibrate again. Remind me which calibrator you have?

If you find that your screen still matches your previous prints, then we know that there is no problem at your end. The lab must have messed up. You can write to them and as for a reprint. However if you find that your screen no longer matches your previous prints either, then we know that something has gone wrong with your screen, and you need to calibrate it again. Does that make sense?

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?