georgedave Posted September 13, 2021 Posted September 13, 2021 I purchased a Spyder as a print Lab used gave me photos that were too dark. I believe my monitor was at fault. I have read your instructions carefully. Where you say in section "Adjust brightness to match prints" should I use my over dark print to adjust here ? Secondly, my Gamma shows 2.5 whereas Target is 2.2...what do I do about that please. Many thanks
Damien Symonds Posted September 13, 2021 Posted September 13, 2021 Hi @georgedave, 5 hours ago, georgedave said: I purchased a Spyder as a print Lab used gave me photos that were too dark. I believe my monitor was at fault. You're right, monitors are usually at fault. Which Spyder did you get? 5 hours ago, georgedave said: I have read your instructions carefully. Where you say in section "Adjust brightness to match prints" should I use my over dark print to adjust here ? Yes, definitely. You want your screen to match your dark prints, so that you'll KNOW how dark they are, and won't edit them so dark again. I hope this makes sense. 5 hours ago, georgedave said: Secondly, my Gamma shows 2.5 whereas Target is 2.2...what do I do about that please. Can you elaborate on this? Where does your gamma show as 2.5?
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