Calibrating Monitor?
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This may or may NOT be an easy fix. IF you still have it in your Control Panel you want to find Adobe Gamma. You then follow this routine selecting the EXPERT mode for a full RGB display calibration routine. OR! There are plenty of FREE color calibration routines out there. Also check your settings in Adobe Photoshop CS2. In that program be sure that you are using the sRGB IEC 61966-2.1 profile in North AmericanGeneral Purpose - 2, AND be sure and check on View>Proof Colors. Set the Gamma for 1.8 for Mac/PC compatibility or 2.2 for PC only.
I've been wondering about this myself!
I don't know either- but I'm watching your topic for answers and hoping someone who knows will respond... It occurs to me that you could print a few photos, compare the prints to how the images appear on your monitor, then adjust brightness/contrast until they match, but that's just a guess. Besides I think printers sometimes need calibrating, too.
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