I discovered yesterday when visiting a photography event (Zoom Expecience) that my computer screen is nowhere near calibrated and that my edited pictures look exactly right on my screen but on no one else's.
Of course I already knew that colour and contrast differ a bit per computer screen. I didn't want to take it very seriously though because I always lost my interest in the matter when things got too difficult. (What? Do I have to buy a sensor for this, no standard Windows option?)
As I realized that all my previous Photoshopped photographs are now kind of worthless, my interest in Spyder 2 Express suddenly increased. I will put some money aside for a new computer screen (the one I currently use is way too old) and a screen calibration set!
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En verder heb ik ook 10 euro korting op een albelli boek geritseld + een dag gratis Olympus Pen uitproberen.. dus vond het wel de moeite waard!
Jij niet dus..? Hoe komt dat?
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On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
Ik had zowiezo al besloten me camera thuis te laten. Modellen zaten toch allemaal verveeld te kijken.
It's amazing how much more you can do with color once you know that your starting point is correct.
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I live in Oregon. I shoot nudes. I like beer.
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On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
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I live in Oregon. I shoot nudes. I like beer.
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