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    Default Color Correction


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    That's what happens when you print in RGB.
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    Perfect!

    I don't know how many times I have tried to decipher someone's "too blue" request. I will follow up with I can add more yellow to restrict the amount of blue reflecting off of the paper. That statement is usually followed by some awkward silence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gregg View Post
    Perfect!

    I don't know how many times I have tried to decipher someone's "too blue" request. I will follow up with I can add more yellow to restrict the amount of blue reflecting off of the paper. That statement is usually followed by some awkward silence.
    Perhaps they were speaking of the content (was this some lingerie catalog ?)

    Curves have a different meaning in that context.
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    Nice. Grazie.

    Reminds me of the time... oh yeah, every frickin day.

    Are salespeople colorblind by law?

    Sorry. In a venting mood.


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