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where should i print here in the US? I know it's me, but I need my monitor to place nicely with all printers, right? In case my client goes to another printer? Because right now i wouldn't be happy with the prints or files I've sent them compared to what I'm seeing on my screen...

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4 minutes ago, Ykpettengill said:

same for lightroom then, yes?

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HELL NO.

Lightroom MUST be on sRGB.

3 minutes ago, Ykpettengill said:

where should i print here in the US? I know it's me, but I need my monitor to place nicely with all printers, right? In case my client goes to another printer? Because right now i wouldn't be happy with the prints or files I've sent them compared to what I'm seeing on my screen...

You can't control how other people print, so don't even think about it.  It will give you nightmares.

You just need to get your own house in order.

 

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looks the closest with lumen 88, with white point to 55.

 Monitor is still a hair too red. would that be a white point issue or a lumen issue?

 

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also when comparing them in lightroom, should i have the background white like the screenshot? 25% grey? Black?

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Luminance meter that you suggest to be at 100? On the colormunki calibration steps? Goes from 80-120 and native as options?

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Shit sorry it's the menu above the luminance. It's the white balance? I'm on my phone now but it goes from d55, d60, d65 and native?

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Yes. 5 times. With different levels of brightness and white levels and they print is more green and the screen more pink. Should just at this point custom my screen to the prints? Or say screw millers and calibrate per your initial instructions?

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the brightness is still brighter on screen than the print, but manageable. I'd just have to deepen the blacks a bit to match it.

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