Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: michaelstokes on March 18, 2008, 03:11:34 pm
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Has anyone experienced a problem printing from LR to a 2400 under 10.4.11? the prints are a lot darker than screen display version (MacBook pro) which is calibrated every 2 weeks with EyeOne.
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Has anyone experienced a problem printing from LR to a 2400 under 10.4.11? the prints are a lot darker than screen display version (MacBook pro) which is calibrated every 2 weeks with EyeOne.
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What's the luminosity that's set on the MacBook Pro? If you have it at max brightness it's too bright and your prints will look dark.
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What's the luminosity that's set on the MacBook Pro? If you have it at max brightness it's too bright and your prints will look dark.
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Thanks CatOne. I am new to the Mac environment. How do I change the luminosity?
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Thanks CatOne. I am new to the Mac environment. How do I change the luminosity?
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There are brightness keys on the keyboard which move brightness up and down. On my Macbook Pro they are on the F9 and F10 keys.
Note, you need to measure the luminance with the calibrator and ensure it's set in the right range (I think around 120 Cd/m^2). If you use the advanced settings for the Eye One it should guide you through this.