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Hi

 

I just calibrated my laptop in my new flat and the results when compared to my prints look very similar.

I'm wondering i it makes sense even though the calibration results show warmer than you mention in the tutorial and the luminance much less than the target.

I have attached screenshots of my results.comparsion.JPG.16c3844cf03c92ec1eb45c76c09381da.JPGlines.thumb.JPG.5a086077f19104702a18ed3f53b747ab.JPG

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 i think the lighting is quite dim actually. and quite yellow. i cant see printed print very well at all but as much as i can see they look fine next to the screen.

I saw somewhere you mention to change light bulbs. could you possibly explain what i should get? Hope my husband wont go mad with me for changing the whole room of bulbs! its 12 bulbs!

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Thanks - read it!

Now sorry to sound stupid but what exactly should i ask the store adviser? That i need the lighting in my room to be around 4000-4200 k? 

i need all 12 light fittings to have a bulb so i imagine i need weak bulbs because its so many????

And ill have to borrow a tape measure to measure my room.

 

Sorry for sounding so clueless.

Posted

No, these are very good questions.

If you have 12 light fittings in your room, the bulbs must already be VERY weak, yes?  Have you taken out one of the bulbs to see what strength it is?

Posted

No i haven't. 

2 bulbs had gone which we just replaced with bulbs that the landlord left in the cupboard (on the box it says 40W) These  two new bulbs are not exactly the same as the other ones, maybe a bit more white than the others but im assuming theyre about the same... or do u want me to take one out and check? 

 

Thanks so much

Posted (edited)

Happens to be I didn't turn off cuz it  said in instructions that u don't have to but u shud N it is anyway not so bright so I didn't bother! 

In my old apartment I always turned it off! This time I did not! 

I can redo it it tomo with lights off but I prob still need to change bulbs so besides redoing it with lights out, what bulbs am I buying? 

 

Sorry for driving  you crazy! Thanks 

Edited by Perli halpern
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Just now, Perli halpern said:

Happens to be I didn't turn off cuz it  said in instructions that u don't have to but u shud N it is anyway not so bright so I didn't bother!

Again, this statement points to the bigger problem.  You definitely need a brighter room for your editing.  So maybe you need to see if there are 100W bulbs available for your fittings?

 

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Oh woops you replied so quickly N I added to my comment in the mean time! Sorry! 

 

If I could get 100W is that gona be fine? N if I can't get, what shud I get? I don't want to be stuck in the shop not knowing what I'm buying because I'm clueless!?! 

 

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K I'm Confused what I wrote there looks like a typo error - each bulb shud be between 4000-5000k or the whole room? 

I'm guessing the whole room am I right? So all the bulbs together have to add up! Hope the store advisor will help me ?

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Ok then im sure 100W is fine if you say its difficult to have a room thats too bright!!!

Hoping for the best! will let you know when recallibrated with my new bulbs ;) 

Thanks so much off to the shop now

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OK np luck with 3 shops. 

Best I found was 40W with 2700k 

It's not theregular bulb so I guess it's hard to find. It's a b22 bulb.

On Amazon I can see it 60W woth  6000K. Is that good? 

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