Daffodil

Spring has come to Michigan & mom is verry happy. Her flowers are coming out!

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that's gorgeous Frank
lovely back lighting coming through on the daffodils heads

they have have all died here now so it's very nice to see these

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Marie! My lifesaver! You rescued me from page 2, or was it 3?
I'm glad you liked them. It was nice to see something in the landscape besides white!

I know just what you mean! That's why, when you calibrate the monitor, it's done in the light that you ALWAYS work under. Otherwise, the results may be off when you make prints or when other people look at them. There's so much to remember, isn't there?!

nice shot! I can see why your mom is happy.

PhotosGuy wrote:
I know just what you mean! That's why, when you calibrate the monitor, it's done in the light that you ALWAYS work under. Otherwise, the results may be off when you make prints or when other people look at them. There's so much to remember, isn't there?!

"That's why, when you calibrate the monitor, it's done in the light that you ALWAYS work under "

I thought I had
anything else I should know ?
they (photographs on the forum) look ok today
yesterday alot of the pictures , all over , looked fairly dull

could it just be a bad day ?

for computers in general


rain here may not help Frank

I've had days like that. In fact, I'm about to have one today - I was going to cut my grass, but they've predicted up to 6" of snow tonight!

I have my computer in a room with the windows heavily draped so no outside lights get in & the environment remains constant. Try this, look at a pic at night with the room lights turned on. Then turn them all off. See a difference?
Also, monitors "age" & change, so it's recommended that you recalibrate your monitor about once a month. Some people do it every day! (Way too picky for me!)

PhotosGuy wrote:
I've had days like that. In fact, I'm about to have one today - I was going to cut my grass, but they've predicted up to 6" of snow tonight!

I have my computer in a room with the windows heavily draped so no outside lights get in & the environment remains constant. Try this, look at a pic at night with the room lights turned on. Then turn them all off. See a difference?
Also, monitors "age" & change, so it's recommended that you recalibrate your monitor about once a month. Some people do it every day! (Way too picky for me!)

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snow again

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your room sounds dodgy

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I'll do what you ask

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Another gorgeous shot!

Nice shot. It's pretty.

I've got to work hard to keep up with you, Laz!
Thanks, Robert.

Marie, how did the test go?

Just plain Beautiful. what a great shot.

These are one of my favorite flowers. What a treat for me! Thanks for sharing.

Nice shot but how is the flowers surviving the snow!! Love the michigan weather 85 one day and 30 with snow 3 days later