Why does my digital artwork print out darker than it appears in Photoshop?
October 4th, 2009 | by PC Blogger |nevergonnagetus asked:
I’ve just spent an entire week designing this poster (which is made up of a collage of images). Anyway, it looks great on the screen but when I print it, the colors are all darker!!?? It really ruins the image. I am supposed to be getting this printed A3 size tomorrow at a printing company. Is it just my printer and will it print out the way It looks on screen tomorrow? Or, should I have just compensated for the brightness of the screen which makes the image look brighter when in photoshop? Thanks
SOKPHORN
I’ve just spent an entire week designing this poster (which is made up of a collage of images). Anyway, it looks great on the screen but when I print it, the colors are all darker!!?? It really ruins the image. I am supposed to be getting this printed A3 size tomorrow at a printing company. Is it just my printer and will it print out the way It looks on screen tomorrow? Or, should I have just compensated for the brightness of the screen which makes the image look brighter when in photoshop? Thanks
SOKPHORN
One Response to “Why does my digital artwork print out darker than it appears in Photoshop?”
By D on Oct 6, 2009 | Reply
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