Damien Symonds
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How do you format them? In camera or in computer?
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Thanks @Marszphil. Brian might wish to know the brand and model of the cards, and how old they are.
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Oh crap. They're all bad, except for maybe Black River. I'm not sure about it. Definitely never use Bay, Millers or Mpix.
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Bay Photo print too warm. You MUST get test prints from a new lab, pronto. They're bullshitting you.
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Oh fuck.
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Which lab do you print with, by the way?
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No you don't. Have you ever been to their house/office/studio to see it for yourself?
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Any other rooms in your house with whiter light, that could be your editing space?
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Is there any chance you could just take the easy path and only edit during the day?
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What's the next option for bulbs? The next highest number?
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Gee. 5000K definitely should be white enough.
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Remind me what bulbs you have at the moment?
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Ok, stick to 70 for luminance when you recalibrate, but yeah, try D55.
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Probably 70 for luminance. White point D50 I suppose?
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You're on "Basic". You're supposed to be on "Advanced". Per this slide.
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Whoa, hang on. You have an X-Rite?
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No they're not Your room light is still warm. The prints are fine. Can you give me the link of the page of instructions that didn't appear for you?
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Yes, but still a tad darker. So lower the screen's brightness so it matches exactly, then calibrate again.
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Yes, but didn't you say that your screen is still brighter than your prints?
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Just follow the instructions, they'll guide you about this. Lower the brightness of your screen to match the prints, then calibrate again just the same.
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Maybe now is the right time to try recalibrating.
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Using Bridge and an external drive
Damien Symonds replied to Jodie99's topic in The Macintosh User Group
I would certainly make sure that Bridge could read the drive before I began copying files to it. -
Using Bridge and an external drive
Damien Symonds replied to Jodie99's topic in The Macintosh User Group
Yes, Bridge is simply a browser. It can see your photos anywhere. -
I don't think so.
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The lights. It's possible that your screen already matches your prints, you just don't know it yet.