Printing your own photos is one of the most satisfying ways to enjoy the fruits of your hard work as a photographer, but doing so comes with its own set of rules and considerations to make sure your prints are just right. This great video will give you a straightforward guide to properly managing color from camera to print.
Coming to you from Nigel Danson, this helpful video will show you how to properly manage color across the entire process of shooting, editing, and printing your photos. Probably the most common mistake people new to printing their photos make is not paying attention to proper color management. This leads to prints that don't match what was seen on the screen, and that can be a rather costly mistake given the price of ink. Nonetheless, it's not overly difficult to ensure consistency across the entire process, and with just a few straightforward steps, you can generally create a method that helps you get good prints each time. If you want to be able to enjoy your work long after you've finished an edit, printing is a great way to do it; it's also an awesome way to make gifts for family and friends.
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