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	<title>How Can I Process My Photos for Consistent Display on Both Mac and PC?</title>
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	<description>How can I process photos so that they look consistent on the web (to Mac or PC users)? I have a Mac PowerBook and I&apos;ve calibrated my monitor to a 2.2 Gamma. I process my digital photos with Photoshop CS2 in consistent conditions and use the Adobe RGB (1998) Workspace. They look great on my monitor when I&apos;m finished. I post them to the &lt;a href=http://www.flickr.com/photos/philmas/&gt;Flikr&lt;/a&gt; site and they look good there too. However on a PC, they look terrible, often about 2/3 stop brighter and with a cooler color balance.&lt;br&gt;
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I do not have a high-end printer yet but intend to do output to an Epson-HP-Canon, ect inkjet AND post them to the web. If I have to use separate settings for print and the web what are they? What can I do to get some kind of consistency between what I see on a Mac and a PC? I&apos;m looking for low-tech solutions. I don&apos;t plan to buy a high-end monitor, calibration device, etc, at least not yet. Thanks.</description>
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