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Paul;47123 wrote:try bright the image up for about 10-20%

Uhm, I can see the colour and detail no problem on screen, just when it's printed I lose it. I have to lift brightness control up +60 in PShop to get any discernible difference on screen.

Justin;47128 wrote:Uhm, I can see the colour and detail no problem on screen, just when it's printed I lose it. I have to lift brightness control up +60 in PShop to get any discernible difference on screen.

i can see the crease's in trousers no problem justin in photoshop - without touching any brightness prior to print stage - the trousers are a dark blue anyway - are they not ?

No problem on screen it's when I print I lose the detail, must be a print issue but seems strange.

time to calibrate screens ppl
Looks like you have them set on to bright...
Did you calibrated with munki buddy? or still using my profiles?

The man is a genius......:biggrin:

Everything now done with munki, will try yours again.

I noticed when calibrating with munki Color are great but if profiled on metal then it need to brighten up a bit. dont know why but is just little bit to dark and contrasty. Color still great tho.

What's best surface to use for profiling Paul? Polyester cloth?

I had best results when used xpress old tee with munki. need to add bit more contrast sometimes but this is better then to contrasty try it. i think you will like it that way... Have and scrap tee?

Yeah, did mine on vapor tees. Any chance you could email full size pic of this Paul?