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I'm certain I can get some 6500k bulbs (that's what I want right?). Possibly this weekend. I think this is a big part of my problem lol. Let's assume I will persevere (for now) with the lamps, where's the best place to place them. I have one to the right of my desk now and it has made a great deal of difference.

ok - I do think it must be the lighting. turned the overheads off - brought one of my lamps over closer to my desk and the color appears totally different. ? Different meaning D50 is way too warm on the screen and the print is cool.

no - it is not the same as daylight. and of course it is night here lol.

I don't know. And I have three sets of prints from three different labs, if it matters. this has been torturing me for weeks I wish I could accurately capture it in a photo but I can't seem to. This is the reason why I got the lamps with 6500k bulb setup going lol - and I still had this same sliiiight magenta problem with that lighting, too.

That was the first go round - I've managed to get it closer but I'm about to pull my hair out. Prints are still a bit more magenta than my screen. helpppppp

This is with luminance 90, D50 and my prints are still a little more magenta than my screen - I'm wondering where to start with the daylight temperature setting for the white point, the 7150? pulling my hair out

Ok - I did my laptop screen first, followed your instructions exactly. luminiance is 100, native Very cool compared to my prints and perhaps a little bit brighter, too? This is the chart I got, my native white is 7150 - so

ok - I re-read the light around your computer article - I'm going to try this with my overhead lights ?

I wouldn't say dead sure, no. I'm going to re-calibrate. I do know that my screen was way cooler with native, I had to go all the way to D50 for the best match. Ok why "stupid lamps"? I thought overhead, bright light is bad?

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got it! My photoshop 2019 startup scripts were not checked!

Ugh I've already googled - nothing so far has worked. I'm tempted to just delete 2019 and stick with 18

Hello! I just recently upgraded to Bridge/Photoshop 2019 from 2018. In my tools menu in bridge, my photoshop option (where I usually batch stuff) has disappeared. Help? I still have 2018 versions on my computer and it is still present there.

Will i have to change it every time??

Hi there! I just went through the bridge class and edited an image in ACR, opened in photoshop and saved. I noticed that the file is RGB, and not srgb. Did I miss this in the preferences somewhere? Thanks!