Damien Symonds

Ah yeah, that's the blue channel. It always suffers the most. Don't worry, this is great. It'll print perfectly.

May I see it with the 88/50 that you mentioned?

I don't know the reason. That's just a size that Adobe like. I can't think of a reason, no. May I see it? http://www.damiensymonds.net/2013/09/grabbing-700x700px-100-crop.html No.

How did you go?

How did you go?

The number on the Dell is meaningless.

In the Spyder software? On the screen that looks something like this? http://www.damiensymonds.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/03s5elite18.gif

Great. And when you say 46, you're talking about the Spyder's reading? Not the number on the Dell itself?

Hi Candi, which Spyder do you have, and what screen is it?

What does your printer manual advise? Usually print resolution is 300ppi, but some differ.

Ok, great. Well, it should be a very simply matter of adding a white Solid Color layer, and masking it on. No gradients needed, nor any noise. Very straightforward.

Do you mean the reflection below them? I don't see any shadows.

Great.

Download the PSD

May I have links?

Well, that's up to you, I guess.

Well duh. Your file is 72ppi.

Have you simply checked the cables, to make sure they're plugged in firmly?

Ok. You said you have two screens plugged in to your computer, and you've calibrated one of them, is that right?

This is the best I can manage, I'm afraid: It's something, at least?

Download the PSD It's done with this method, of course.

This?

Extend.

Can you send me the file you printed?

The reason this style works is that there's nothing black, or even particularly dark, in the photo. So no, your guy has dressed badly for this situation.