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Whenever I have digital photo's printed, usually by online services like Photobox etc., or on the machines in supermarkets, they usually come out looking a bit underexposed compared to the image on screen. I don't print often and it's not a big deal to live with it, or I'll increase the brightness to compensate and reprint. But I've consistently noticed a difference between how they appear on screen and the print. Is there some way to make sure what you see is what you get?
I want to print out a photo which is (deliberately) fairly dark, and looks just how I want it on my screen, but I don't want it coming out even darker, or adjusting and it ending up too bright. I want a fairly large print to frame, so taking multiple tries at this will end up being costly. I realise this is mainly to do with the screen it's viewed on but is there some way to get round this? |
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