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Hi guys,
Ok, so I was thinking about buying some calibration software to calibrate my camera and monitor, but also to calibrate my printer (more for me). Any recommendations? I'm thinking munki x-rite stuff..
But I got to thinking.. Most of my client work is digital, as in I give a CD and the client uses it for website purposes etc. So if I calibrate my monitor (thunderbolt display) then edit the images, and give it to my clients (wedding couples and corporate clients) and they haven't calibrated there monitors, then the images will look bad right?
I mean, if you think about it, most people I know use mac computers these days, most of my corporate clients do anyway (marketing depts) aside from the backroom accounting fellows and even then mostly macs. And definitely my wedding clients do, I've asked, and don't think I've had a single PC user. So if my monitor and there monitor are mac monitors that are calibrated very similar, then shouldn't that give the best on screen results? Rather then me having a calibrated monitor and nobody else has one?!
Just some thoughts, maybe someone can chime in.
And while on the subject, if I used an X-rite passport for instance to calibrate my LR to suit my camera.. Can I go in and mess with the colors and resave the settings? As in, say I wanted my greens more minty, can I do a "proper" outdoor calibration, then minty up my greens and resave the calibration?
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