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galileofigaro
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 Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 8:09 pm Post subject: Weird color when printing at photo lab |
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Here's a comparison of the original and the print made in Ritz camera where they use the Fujifilm DL 400 "Drylab". As you can see the color is terrible, I don't think is because of the drylab but because of something in my PSCS4. I tell you this because this is the second time I duplicate a picture on the same photo. The first time happened at a Sams photo lab where they use chemicals.
I went to a Walmart where they use the same drylab but the monitor don't even show those pictures. Definitely something I'm doing wrong during the picture duplicate process.
Help guys!
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hawkeye
Joined: 14 May 2009
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Location: Mesa, Az
OS: Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
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Are you scanning the image into CS4? What are your color settings in PS? Is it just this image or is it any?
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galileofigaro
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| hawkeye wrote: | | Are you scanning the image into CS4? What are your color settings in PS? Is it just this image or is it any? |
Weird color picture is very very close to the original on paper.
This weird color only appears when I duplicate pictures and put them on the same canvas.
The weird color picture wasn't scanned with CS4, I just saved it directly to my PC. Sorry, but, how can this be relevant? (with all due respect)
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hawkeye
Joined: 14 May 2009
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"Weird color picture is very very close to the original on paper."
I don't understand I thought you were saying the color is way off.
"This weird color only appears when I duplicate pictures and put them on the same canvas."
What do you mean by duplicate, do you mean in Photoshop placing two images together? I thought you had a problem with color reproduction when printing.
"The weird color picture wasn't scanned with CS4, I just saved it directly to my PC. Sorry, but, how can this be relevant? (with all due respect)"
It would be relevant regarding the scan settings. Are you saying this image is a saved image already on the PC?
You didn't respond to the question about color settings.
I don't quite understand your terminology, perhaps there is a language barrier... But I'd like to be able to help none the less.
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