Michelle Pena

Thank you, that worked!

Ok, I have no clue how to do that. I'll google it

I believe so, is this it?

I saw this and looked through it while refreshing the Bridge setting and could not find where Topaz was listed first. Is there a specific file on the left-hand side I need to look for to change it? The finder settings were either Photoshop or not associated with either.

How can I change this default setting back to Photoshop? Picture below. Thanks!

OK, will do. I guess the setup for PS is the same? The best part of updating!

To the 2026? I don't really care for the AI stuff. In the screenshot, you will see I have a lot to update. But which ones are for 2025 if I do not update to 2026? I will also include screenshots of my storage and mini Mac specs, if that helps any.

Sorry, my questions are random lol! This is what Miller's prefers, so the North American purpose 2 or whatever it is changes to custom, is this an issue that you know of? Below is a picture of what these specific settings to be.

Oh, I also wanted to ask if anything has changed with setting up Photoshop? I have your article or Damien's on how to set it up. I'm about to upgrade to PS 2025 and want to ensure that my settings remain the same. Thanks so much!

I do know a bit about labs and how they work from the film days. A Loooong time ago... LOL... I used to work at a Riz Camera back in my early twenties, and they constantly calibrated and performed regular maintenance. Versus Walgreens, which rarely changed out the chemicals, so you know how that goes, lol! I use Shootproof for my clients. And tried all the labs except one or two, but I liked Miller's better. Have my settings in PS according to their specs. I will be talking to them on Monday about my issues. I wish they had CPQ as a choice.

I have the Apple Studio Display with my Mac mini M2 pro, and I also purchased the Calibrated Color Checker Pro new. So both are almost two years old. I'm shit out of luck then !

I tried the GB-LED setting this evening, and I think the screen looks better. Not as warm. Prints match a tad better. I'm about to edit a session that is mostly pink and white, which makes it super difficult to see colors correctly due to the warm screen. I may consider a new non-Apple monitor if I can with the Mac mini. I'm just not in the budget for it right now.

I have the regular Apple Display, not the XDR, but it doesn't matter though lol Yes, it's too cool at d65 but it's so easy on the eyes and to edit .With the d50 setting, it's so warm and dull, it's hard to edit on this; everything looks hazy. I'll try the GB-LED option! Maybe that will help some.

It's always been the same. I've not changed anything in a few years. LIght bulbs are white 6500k

Sorry, not sure where to post this in the Apple or calibration section. Does anyone here edit with an Apple Display Pro ? Been having issues with prints being dull and dark. I use a Colorchecker Display Pro. Prints not matching, they are either too warm or too cool on either setting. These are the settings I have tried so far.. Can there be a D60 lol!! Lum 60 is the most it can do. 80 lum is too bright. 1) Native and 60 lum- too cool 2) D65 and 60 lum - too cool 3) D55 and 60 lum- way too warm- hard to see colors and brightness at this setting 4)D50 and 60 lum- still too warm but better Does anyone have issues like this with their Apple Display? Should I purchase another non-Apple screen that I cannot afford for the Mac Mini? Thanks for any help.