This blog actually dovetails nicely with the series I had recently on color management. So instead of covering all that territory, be sure to go back and check out Part 1 and 2 of “Displaying your photos: screen or print?” If you’re sick and tired of getting weird photos out of your printer at home, [...]
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Displaying your photos: screen or print? – PART 2
Posted by Greg on May 21st, 2008
Scenario: You’ve just spent an hour and a half culling through your photos, picked your favorites, doctored them up in photoshop, and are now waiting those few glorious moments as the printer spits out your prize-winning photos. As you expectantly peek inside the printer and get a glimpse of your adorable pet photo, you realize [...]
Displaying your photos: screen or print? – PART 1
Posted by Greg on May 16th, 2008
These days there are more and more options for displaying your digital photographic work. There will always be the die-hard film enthusiasts who want to make their own prints. And you know, they do amazing work. But for those of us who have left the world of film for the ease and beauty of digital, [...]
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