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Mine is pretty slow too.

Still waiting on proof.

Did it again. I like what it looks like now, thoughts???

THEN I changed my Native to D55 and it got a little too warm.... See attached.

Damien, I followed the instructions above and my white point target is 7079. Shouldn't it be closer to 6500k? Please see attachment.

I didn't even realize there was a reply. Sorry. No, these aren't the same. Looks like they are a tad bit different.

I’ve calibrated my monitor per your instructions but IM STILL having issues with color and my prints. My image on my monitor looks beautiful, however, the print I received from my lab looks desaturated and gray. I continue to have issues with color. I feel like my work is inconsistent because of this. I use srgb which is what my printer uses, so where is the disconnect and why do my images look like s*it?? Sorry just very frustrated. PLEASE PLLLLEEEAAASSSEEEE HELP ME FIX THIS. I use 27” iMac, idisplay profiler to callibtate. Use canon 5d mark iii to shoot and usually 24-70mm lens.

Thanks.

Wondering... is it best to retouch images in Photoshop with shades drawn closed making the room darker or with the natural light? For coloring purposes. I shoot portraits and had shades put on my windows and the room is much darker. Thank you.

I guess to each his own. I actually love mac's.

Why????? I'm a headshot photographer and it is vital my prints look like the images I edit.

Thank you.

I had the SpyderPro 4. It seems like there was a color cast on my prints (greenish/gray tint). I just purchased a 27" iMac pro retina display 5k about 4 months ago.

Sorry for the delay - I've been having trouble with my images not looking like the prints. I just purchased a i1 Display Pro. I'm hoping it corrects the problem. (fingers crossed).

Okay. Thank you, Damien.