Why does my print look different than my screen?
Screens use transmitted light to display images, while prints rely on reflected light. This fundamental difference, combined with variations in paper brightness and texture, means that an image can look different on every surface.
To bridge this gap, we recommend two essential steps:
- Calibrate your monitor: Ensure your brightness and color profiles are accurate.
- Request a proof: Since every paper has a unique color gamut, proofing on your chosen media is the best way to guarantee optimum color fidelity. Order a proof/test print