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Hi Damien, Just a question because in your article it doesn't specifically say: the monthly calibration also has to take place in a dark room? Why doesn't the description of the spyder 5 pro say it has to be done in a dark room...? It says to do it in a light you usually work with....

thank you!

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Update: I calibrated the monitor in a dark room. Now with my normal day light on the monitor seems to be super dark to me. Can I make it brighter again or does this throw off the whole calibration? 

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4 hours ago, Flipper196 said:

Now with my normal day light on the monitor seems to be super dark to me.

This is almost always a good thing.  Screens are always too bright before you calibrate them.

The important question is - does your screen match your prints now?

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No, the prints are a bit lighter ? should I recalibrate? Also, my room is pretty bright, should I edit in darkness or my bright room?

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ALWAYS edit in your bright room.  I can't stress this enough.  It's so important.

Yes, if the prints are brighter than your screen, calibrate again with a higher brightness target.

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I have one more question: do I compare the prints to the pic opened in photoshop? Because they look very different in Photoshop and on the computer itself...but only PS matters, right?

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2 hours ago, Flipper196 said:

I have one more question: do I compare the prints to the pic opened in photoshop? Because they look very different in Photoshop and on the computer itself...but only PS matters, right?

Absolutely right.

2 hours ago, Flipper196 said:

So I calibrated again but the prints are cooler than the monitor? What do I need to adjust?

Have you followed the troubleshooting part of my instructions?

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I fully calibrated (total new, not recal) and now it also matches the prints with the color. Thanks again for all your help!!!

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