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Sunday, 21-Jan-2007 11:40 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Notre Dame re- revisited & some notes on printing photos




I often take digital photos and view them on computer monitors, but for one, I very rarely print the photos to put on a physical album. This weekend, I have attempted to print out some 200 plus photos and here is what I have to report:

Before actually printing the photos I edited them in Photoshop, mainly to boost the colours, adjust contrast and sharpening. Have you guys realised it too, but it annoys me to no end that:

1. What I see in Photoshop is different than what I see in other Windows software e.g. Image Viewer and Picasa 2.

2. What I see on my monitor is absolutely different than what I see on other monitors - especially the one at work. You see, my monitor at home is relatively well calibrated (see http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/viewing.html for monitor calibration) but the one at work is definitely set too dark. Comparing seeing my photos on a friend's monitor would also show discrepancies in saturation, contrast and brightness.

3. What I see on my monitor is different than what the print end up to be. Although the photos still look good, it doesn't have the same tones, colours and vibrancy as how the images are seen on monitor ... and

4. I tried two different shops - Boots and Tesco, for developing the photos and even between them there are differences.

For now, although at Boots the cost is slightly more expensive than Tesco, the paper quality and image quality is better than Tesco. However, the self-service machine they use in Tesco is by far faster and more intuitive to use. Don't forget the photos are cheaper in Tescos too.

Any tips in monitor calibration or printing? Please share!

ps
I use the adobe RGB setting on my camera as the file type.

Betul susah untuk mendapatkan clor output yang sama dengan print...Tapi dengan adobe gamma output warna dia tak lari banyak sangat laaa..hampir2 org kata......aku sendiri pun masih tercari2 ....tapi member aku cakap ada satu calibration software untuk dapatkan outpun yang sama...nanti sesenang aku try tanya dia ...

Re : Gambar aku terbaru tak guna PnS ....DSLR bang....susah nak dapat bokeh camtuh kalau use PnS.....I have 3 camera.....1 film camera for underwater, 1 for digital PnS and 1 for DSLR...
Wed 24-Jan-2007 00:29
Posted by:doubleukayes doubleukayes@yahoo.com  - [Link]
adobe gamma..1st time baca ni..nak try la..patut la biler hantar print manjang je x sama..tp ari tu tgk bdk kat kedai tu..rupanya dia increase curve patut aa terang je gambau Wed 24-Jan-2007 02:23
Posted by: r a z i  - [Link]
Bro, last masa aku set pc aku. Aku print out 2,3 keping gambar yg agak kalerful direct from camera without any editing. Masa nak print tu suruh orang kedai tu jangan adjust gambar tu. Stengah kedai diaorang suka adjust kaler gambar especially kalau gambar agak gelap. Dah dapat gambar, then only start doing the calibration thing.
Hopefully its work well on you.... Cheers bro...
Thu 1-Feb-2007 04:40
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Saturday, 20-Jan-2007 12:00 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Notre Dame


Taken during our visit to Paris last October, I have finally understood Photoshop enough to better edit my photos to slightly more acceptable levels

This picture was taken early morning, marking the beginning of my day-long journey on foot along the river Seine. Looking back at it now, our holiday in Paris seemed all but a very pleasant dream.

I will be there someday. Insya'allah... Sat 20-Jan-2007 19:29
Posted by:Faris Fakri farisfakri@gmail.com  - [Link]
a'a so nice ... teringin sangat nak pi luaq negara.. bila la chek nak leh jalan jalan nie hehe

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Sun 21-Jan-2007 03:51
Posted by:omaQ miloki@gmail.com  - [Link]
red
re: The notre dame is one of the most unique looking cathedral i've yet to see - especially the backside that looks like an alien ship to me.

doubleukayes
you know what - i agree about the tree being a distraction. most of my friends say that i include too much in a photo.

i don't know why, but i have yet to develop the eye to see that my images are cluttered

faris fakri
insya allah .. it's worth it.

omaQ
alhamdulillah, i'm happy to be given the chance to travel overseas. it's really different and eye opening to see other people's culture.
Sun 21-Jan-2007 11:29
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Saturday, 20-Jan-2007 00:50 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Coventry Cathedral under a blue sky


adoiii.. bila la nak sampai sana ni...
luv the shot la bro! esp. the sky!
Fri 19-Jan-2007 07:18
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The swirl of clouds in the sky contrasts well with the sharp edges of the building. Lawaaa! Fri 19-Jan-2007 13:33
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Best gambar nie...Suka dengan langit yang membiru.... Fri 19-Jan-2007 15:28
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Friday, 19-Jan-2007 00:07 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Portrait of a photographer


Just a picture of a friend of mine who shadows my interest in photography. Taken at the Coventry Memorial Park one cold morning while the sun is still low angled. Looking forward to future meet ups!

Eh, ini bukan ker Rosli Othman? Wed 24-Jan-2007 02:43
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Tuesday, 16-Jan-2007 22:53 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Eskimo boy


Despite wearing warm clothing, the winter weather has made all of our family members unwell with flu. Amar was affected the worst, with coughs and sneezes going on for weeks. Thankfully, he's much better recently.

Nice eye contact....Tapi kalau dapat cerahkan lagi bahagian mata lagi cun..... Thu 18-Jan-2007 00:52
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Love your kids shots Keep yourselves warm ya Thu 18-Jan-2007 13:26
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mynn, dekat Far Gosford street..tau tak? yg ada banyak kedai mkn halal tu pizza, balti dan lain² Thu 18-Jan-2007 17:20
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Monday, 15-Jan-2007 23:41 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Glass Blower


arep
this picture was taken at the glass souvenir shop - the shop had a full display of very impressive decorations complete with the master craftsman making the items live and in person
Wed 17-Jan-2007 00:26
Posted by:mynn  - [Link]
A nice one but as red had mentioned, other glass were too distractful. Wed 17-Jan-2007 06:37
Posted by:ikelah  - [Link]
ikelah
maybe too much is displayed - i don't know why i still have yet to get the hang of uncluttering my photos.

kalau ada wide angle lens entah lah - lagi lah semua masuk dalam gambar
Wed 17-Jan-2007 21:15
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Monday, 15-Jan-2007 00:37 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Birthday Wish


Happy birthday Dina & (sorry, I know it's "a bit" early...) Arep! Here's one wishing you two a happy and prosperous future.

Do enjoy your birthdays & may both of you get what you each wish for

ps - please pardon my beginner Photoshop effort! Terrible & garish, I know - it's the best I could do in the limited time.

happy birthday dina n arep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cool attempt on the photoshop la. really nicely done. cayalah!
aiyoo so sorry lama xvisit both ur fp n blog.
hows everything?
Mon 15-Jan-2007 04:32
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hahahaha...thanks mynn!! hahaha aiyoo i look terrible laa thaaannkksssssssss sooo muchhh Tue 16-Jan-2007 23:04
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Sunday, 14-Jan-2007 00:36 Email | Share | | Bookmark
"Swings at Sunset"


A picture of my 1 year old Amar, on the swings one chilly winter day. The weather was so cold that even Amar's favourite swing could not make him look back longingly at the warmth of his stroller.

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Saturday, 13-Jan-2007 19:04 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Curves


this is SO cool! love the sky reflected on the handrail ni.
angle yg best
Mon 15-Jan-2007 04:33
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this is great! love it.... Thu 18-Jan-2007 11:30
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Thursday, 11-Jan-2007 00:30 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Freedom


There is nothing in the world like the freedom of a child - free from any responsibility, guilt or burden.

Picture of my 3 year old Sarah, running freely one sunny day at the Coventry Memorial Park.

eyyy..bila niii..skarang ni kena duduk dlm umah..nanti demam pulak sejuk sgt nih!! Thu 11-Jan-2007 23:18
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best...i love kids. Fri 12-Jan-2007 04:48
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