Damien Symonds

Preview isn't colour-managed. Ignore it. Only browse your images with Bridge.

Oh crap, I forgot about the moire. Ok, there's another step we have to do. Underneath the D&B layer, add another Channel Mixer layer: R 0, +100, 0, 0 G 0, +105, 0, 0 B 0, +100, 0, +10 Make the mask black, then gently paint onto the moire areas.

Now that you have both screens calibrated, can you open a photo on both screens, then take a photo for me? So I can see the difference?

You can do anything you like

Thanks. Yes, White LED should be the correct settings, so it can't be that. With your recalibrations, have you now got the brightness exactly right? What luminance target have you calibrated to?

Just looks like a screensaver ... Can you do this? https://www.damiensymonds.net/thread1.html

On the manufacturer's website, I guess?

May I have a link to the specs of your screen?

No, choose what is appropriate for your screen. White LED is most likely correct, unless your screen is an older model?

You might need to try Method 2, if you haven't already done so.

On the first page, the luminance target. https://www.damiensymonds.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/08i1dp08.gif

@JenLewis?

How did you go?

Did he like it?

Give it a shot, and let me know. Remember there will be different instructions to follow.

Bummer. What about when you calibrate the laptop screen? Does the problem exist there too? (I'm trying to ascertain if the calibrator is faulty.)

Check your sorting. It sounds like you're not on Filename. No, sorry. This is a funny thing that Elements does, but PS can't. Elements automatically opens all images at full screen; where as Photoshop automatically at the next nearest standard zoom (66.67%, 50%, 33.33%, 25%, 16.7%, etc) below full screen. It has nothing to do with Bridge or ACR, by the way. It's the same if you're coming from LR.

Perfect. Is the pink problem only evident in skin? How about in grey areas?

I just gave you the link.

Can you confirm that your print files are in the correct colour space?

Terrific. Yep, that's perfect. Which one did you end up choosing? Yes, that's new. Just concentrate on the top number - the highest one. Which lab are your prints from?

Hi Perli, are you calibrating a laptop screen, or a desktop one?

Ok, let's see if @Brian knows of a system setting that might be doing it.

The "Dynamic" thing is the only reason I can think of that might be attributable to the screens themselves. If they're both on "Standard" then I'd say it's a Mac issue. Did anything change two months ago that you can recall? New Mac, new calibrator, new OS?

Great. Can you check to make sure the screens aren't on their "Dynamic" colour setting. They most likely should be on "Standard". It's not quite clear from your original question - does this problem happen all the time? Or only occasionally? And has it happened since forever, or can you remember there was a time when it didn't happen?