I have seen this image on 2 monitors/screens. One of the screens makes the image look yellow / too golden and they other makes the image look tanned . which is what I want . please let me know. Thanks Feb 10 14 04:50 pm Link It looks tanned on my monitor. You could match the colors on your monitors with a calibration device. If that doesn't work, it might be because some monitors get this disgusting yellow tint over time. It could be a combination of the plastics being exposed to heat or light. It could even be caused by smoking around your monitor after a while. Feb 10 14 11:12 pm Link Jacob in Japan wrote: +1 Feb 11 14 06:41 pm Link it looks more tan on my monitors also, but the question is not how it looks on monitors as no monitor (even when calibrated perfectly) is ever an exact replica of how an image will actually print. My suggestion would be to do some print tests with it, and then you will know how it actually is. good luck Feb 11 14 06:54 pm Link Thanks for your replies Ill have a go with what you have suggested Feb 13 14 10:31 am Link |