DWayne27
03-04-2009, 08:37 AM
I know there is a lot of stuff online about this, but I thought I'd get a few opinions.
After spending time in post processing, I get my pictures finished and ready to go, and if I am showing them to people on my laptop, they look just how I want them. However, when I print them off, they are too dark and dont look right, and when I make a slideshow or something and show it on my TV, the are too bright and over saturated.
What is the best way to fix my problems? I think the TV is just the settings on the TV and I am not sure I will ever get it right there, but what is a good, inexpensive way to calibrate my monitor so my prints turn out right?
After spending time in post processing, I get my pictures finished and ready to go, and if I am showing them to people on my laptop, they look just how I want them. However, when I print them off, they are too dark and dont look right, and when I make a slideshow or something and show it on my TV, the are too bright and over saturated.
What is the best way to fix my problems? I think the TV is just the settings on the TV and I am not sure I will ever get it right there, but what is a good, inexpensive way to calibrate my monitor so my prints turn out right?