COSTCO

[doggiedoc]

My photo albums and prints ($$) made on Aperture 3 come out just wonderful.

Whew!!





:-)

[TucsonTRD]

Dave, thanks for the comments on deactivating "auto correction." I know I need to learn about monitor calibration. Any suggestions or resources to study to learn more about this would be appreciated.
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Monitor calibration is accomplished via hardware and software that you purchase. I have the Spyder 3 Express and I love it. It is economical and seems to be well regarded as far as quality and accuracy goes. B&amp;H currently has them for $73.


Good luck.


Braden

[MattG]

I have used Costco and you do have to ask them not auto correct the image or turn it off if you are submitting online. It makes a huge difference.


Also about Costco it depends on the actual store. Some stores have better/newer machines than others. The store I use seems pretty good and they now offer 24x36 prints. Haven

[HDNitehawk]

Erno


Are there any of your pictures on flickr that COSTCO had a problem with?


On my Mac they all look pretty darn good.

[Jeff Lucia]

We all should. Heck, we all should start using the same benchmark photo []

[erno james]

Hey nitehawk, the print i had made of this photo shows near blackout of the distant background. I can barely distinguish the palm trees behind the fishing poles. hopefully telling costco to turn off auto-correct will do the trick.


www.flickr.com/.../5032427294


thanks again for everyone

[HDNitehawk]

Hopefully that advice will work out for you. Inconsistent lab