Hello Pankaj, 1- Embed an ICC profile in your images 2- Use an ICC color managed app (such as Photoshop) and use the same color management settings 3- Calibrate all displays (.e. make an ICC profile) This should give you 95% satisfaction. For better matching, going towards the missing 5%: 3a- Use the same display as the third party 3b- Use the same instrument to profile the display as the third party 3c- Use the same profiling software and profiling settings (white point, gamma, luminance, profile type, etc.) as the third party 3d- Locate the monitor in a similar environment (room illumination, type of room lamps, shades, etc) Of course you can use different displays and instruments but, if you are picky, plan to spend time analysing the differences. As for the urgency, it all depends on the availability of the equipment and the know-how of the third parties. Many printers will set up the monitor of third parties so you may want to do it yourself Note: this answer does not consider the accuracy of the PRINTED image that you see on your monitor, since you asked for the same looks on the monitor. Danny Pascale www.babelcolor.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pankaj Mathur" <pankaj95mathur@yahoo.in> To: <Colorsync-users@lists.apple.com> Sent: Friday, November 25, 2011 7:15 AM Subject: how to color sync an image for third party
Hi,
I urgently want to know how can i color sync my images for third party, Is it possible to color sync my images in such a way that its color looks same in any monitor.
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