Damien Symonds

I can help you achieve this. May I see a screenshot of the whole file?

No.

That workflow still works fine for the newest process version, I promise.

The newest one, I assume?

I'm so relieved. (Not as much as you, I guess )

You're welcome.

Yep, see how you don't have "Include ICC Profile" checked down at the very bottom? That's the problem.

No. Are you following the second troubleshooter I linked earlier in the thread?

No, it's in the window BEFORE this one. The actual Save As window. That depends if they were sRGB or Adobe RGB when they edited them. If they were sRGB, maybe they'll print ok, maybe they won't. If they were Adobe RGB, they DEFINITELY won't.

Raws should be untagged, that's fine. But jpegs and psds should never be untagged. It means you didn't check the box when saving.

The second troubleshooter is for the already-edited files: https://www.damiensymonds.net/art_tscs2.html That's really really really bad. Where are you seeing that?

Well yes, if it comes to it, you might need to plug a desktop monitor into your Mac and edit on that.

Oh yeah. A very very very pale yellow Solid Color layer on "Multiply" mode should do it, I reckon.

No, there aren't any colour controls on a Mac. Were you calibrating with my instructions here? https://www.damiensymonds.net/calibration.html

This looks absolutely fine. I'd say you've done nothing wrong. This looks like a print error. Ask the lab for a reprint.

This has been saved at REALLY low quality. Can you see all the faint squares in the detail? That means really aggressive jpeg compression. Are those squares in your print file, or did you merely accidentally save this 100% crop at low quality?

Yes, CleanUp is akin to Glary.

Oh, phew!! Ooh, how often do you use WHCC? Not in the slightest. I've been using it for years, and it's never interfered with anything. Did you see the class I wrote about Glary? Yes, I still think this might be a good idea.

That'd be great!

Is there another screen in the house you can try calibrating?

What can you report, @rswannabe?

Have they arrived yet?

The way I figure it, you should have two PSDs, that's all. One is the main master one with all of those 62 layers you mentioned. Then you merge the layers that you don't want people to access, and save a "for clients" PSD.

Why Tiff?

None of this makes sense. Why take the step of PNG? Why not just merge the layers?