| Re: Printer calibration
Hi Tobyh.
It would mean that the printed image would be 20% more saturated that the image that appeared on the monitor. Its best you have your monitor running for an hour before you calirated it and it should also be done ina room that's dark or as dark as you can make it. Once you've calibrated putting the lights on is OK.
Regards
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