I have used Adobe Gamma to calibrate my monitor. Then I followed this up by
using window's visual program to fine tune it.(Adobe Gamma does up to 32 bits
which I guess is what my monitor is although my OS is 64 bits). I
have started doing more printing. I have added a brightening layer at + 16
in Photoshop to do the printing. I also run into images where I have to go back
in to Photoshop and use the shadow-high light adjustment to unblock the
shadows. The latest thing I have done is to add an exposure adjustment
layer but not change the exposure but change the gamma to make the prints look
correct. I wonder if there is a calibration method that would be better than
what I got or it is just because LED monitors have too much dynamic range that I
will have to continue with adjustments when I print?
Roy |