How does it look on your monitor: I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the...

erniehatt Loc: Queensland Australia

I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the other shows it with very pale colours. I need to know how it looks on your Monitors, so I can choose which to use for PP. thanks.

jethro779 Loc: Tucson, AZ

erniehatt wrote:

I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the other shows it with very pale colours. I need to know how it looks on your Monitors, so I can choose which to use for PP. thanks.

I am using 2 monitors myself and it seems to be a medium violet on both of mine.

LoneRangeFinder Loc: Left field

erniehatt wrote:

I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the other shows it with very pale colours. I need to know how it looks on your Monitors, so I can choose which to use for PP. thanks.

Nice deep violet color on my MacBook.

Db7423 Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

Great color on my iPad Air2

romanticf16 Loc: Commerce Twp, MI

erniehatt wrote:

I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the other shows it with very pale colours. I need to know how it looks on your Monitors, so I can choose which to use for PP. thanks.

Ah, but which one shows it the closest to how it would be if printed with no PP? That is the one that matches your output.Once you now this, you can adjust for brightness, saturation, etc knowing that changes on your monitor will result in the same result in your printer output

erniehatt Loc: Queensland Australia

Thanks All, sounds as though you are getting the same as me, I will try adjusting the other one to suit.
Have got a Spider 2, but since changing to Win 8.1 it is no longer recognized.

joe west Loc: Taylor, Michigan

great color on my laptop toshiba

traveler90712 Loc: Lake Worth, Fl.

Calibrate your monitors.

ebbote Loc: Hockley, Texas

Very good medium purple rich color.

erniehatt Loc: Queensland Australia

traveler90712 wrote:

Calibrate your monitors.

I think I did say that I had a calibrator, but the drivers are no longer suitable for current windows.
We are not all rich enough to keep replacing these tools everytime windows upgrades

erniehatt Loc: Queensland Australia

Thanks

erniehatt Loc: Queensland Australia

thanks

romanticf16 Loc: Commerce Twp, MI

erniehatt wrote:

I think I did say that I had a calibrator, but the drivers are no longer suitable for current windows.
We are not all rich enough to keep replacing these tools everytime windows upgrades

Never upgrade your OS until you know your software will run on the new OS. This has always been rule #1.

noel Loc: Virginia

Well saturated deep blue violets in my 27" monitor.

JD750 Loc: SoCal

erniehatt wrote:

I am using two different Monitors, and the image looks very different on each. One shows the image as I would like it, with nice deep colours, but the other shows it with very pale colours. I need to know how it looks on your Monitors, so I can choose which to use for PP. thanks.

Man with two watches never knows what time it is (unless they are calibrated).

Flowers in center look violet and leaves look green with a very slight yellow hue, flowers out of focus on the left look deeper violet, almost purple, on my screen.