JulesP
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Hi folks
Am after a bit of advice regarding calibration.
My old monitor was rubbish so have got a new one. I have a Spyder 3 Express to calibrate it. All seems good with the colours on it and am finally happy with what I am looking at.
Spyder 3 is set up to load its calibration settings into the graphics card on startup - all ok so far.
Now my question is, I have CS5 and have set its colour space to Spyder 3. Every time I load up a RAW image, it says the colour space does not match the embeded one in the RAW file (presumably because its using Adobe colour space in the RAW image), I ignore this and use the Spyder 3 settings.
Am I doing this right?
I have looked at some pictures processed on my old monitor and they look rubbish with washed out colours.
If I process an image so it looks right on my calibrated monitor, should it look pretty much ok on an uncalibrated monitor as long as that monitor is set up fairly well?:shrug:
Thanks for any advice.
Am after a bit of advice regarding calibration.
My old monitor was rubbish so have got a new one. I have a Spyder 3 Express to calibrate it. All seems good with the colours on it and am finally happy with what I am looking at.
Spyder 3 is set up to load its calibration settings into the graphics card on startup - all ok so far.
Now my question is, I have CS5 and have set its colour space to Spyder 3. Every time I load up a RAW image, it says the colour space does not match the embeded one in the RAW file (presumably because its using Adobe colour space in the RAW image), I ignore this and use the Spyder 3 settings.
Am I doing this right?
I have looked at some pictures processed on my old monitor and they look rubbish with washed out colours.
If I process an image so it looks right on my calibrated monitor, should it look pretty much ok on an uncalibrated monitor as long as that monitor is set up fairly well?:shrug:
Thanks for any advice.
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