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p.1 #3 · Help with pink tones instead of white when printing - Over Exposure | |
TO EVERYONE: and UCSB:
I will be hosting my files online for this process for 4 hours, until 12AM CST, USA.
http://tmillerphoto.com/forums/GR7D4188.CR2
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http://tmillerphoto.com/forums/GR7D5855.CR2
Thank you ALL for your responses. Please post back here immediately, I need a working jpeg file (baseline PS 10 save, unsharpened please, as I do that before print) and with the steps you used.
MY SETUP: By eye, which apparently stinks. Although my prints look wonderful, and I have never had issues with Miller's Printing or Mpix's results. I use dual PROVIEW 19 inch wide screen 19 inch monitors. Although not "calibrated" they are manufactured by MAG industries and do quite well. I have everything by finished prints (reference prints on the results I want from my printers) compared to the screens. All on Monitor RGB values have been adjusted, with a slight tweaking on my NVIDIA 8800 GTS's controls.
All RAW editting performed in BIBBLE PRO 4.9.8e, and Photoshop CS3, along with heavy usage in Paint Shop Pro 9.1, Windows XP SP2
I shoot with a Canon 1DMark II and 40D as backup, both files are 1DMark II files. All EXIF is included, and RAW AUTO-WHITEBALANCE was used. Please preserve a slight warm skin tone, as that is the look we're going for.
I would need a full resolution file, I look forward to the results as everyone's setup is slightly different. Enjoy!
Please email any finished work to tim@tmillerphoto.com
I've gotta overnight the orders tonight.
-tmiller
Tim Miller Photography
http://tmillerphoto.com
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