Color shift having prints done at Walgreens / Target

I'll do it!

Tim


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That is a possibility.
Those printers expect images to be in sRGB color space.
Just for our own information, why dont you convert to sRGB, have them
printed again and report back? "Inquiring Minds Want To Know"
Bob Williams

Bob Williams wrote:


Destin_FL wrote:
Hello all,
Strange: I have some images I recorded in the D70 Adobe RGB ---- then
got them where I want them in PS CS2, Adobe RGB, and looking at them
they look good.
Then I took them on the compact flash to Walgreens, and ..... they
looked great on the preview screen, you know on that card reader
do-it-yourself machine thing.
BUT when I got them back, they had an overwhelming green tint/cast to
them. Of course I wasn't charged for them...

And the guy said that his preview window on the big printer press
machine showed them looking correct too. Somewhere in the printing
they went green.

Took them to Target.... same results, not as green, but still green.

The images are he
http://www.hightidemediagroup.com/verytemp/Allison.jpg
and http://www.hightidemediagroup.com/verytemp/Lauren.jpg

Thanks so much for any ideas / solutions!!!

Tim

On my monitor, Allison appears a bit too green.

on my profiled monitor,
both images look very good.

Lauren looks perfect.

try costco, or kodak

Yeah, see that's the thing, they look perfect here, AND they looked perfect both
on the load-your-compactflash-photos-machine-thing, and the actual print press.

Allison is VERY fair-skinned to start with. I even bumped her up a touch from
real life in CS2...
I'm convinced this might be an Adobe RGB vs. sRGB thing - because remember at
Target it was a KODAK machine and it crapped out the pictures towards green too.

Tim

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on my profiled monitor,
both images look very good.

Lauren looks perfect.

try costco, or kodak