Rob, I have their profile and soft proof using Q-Image. In this picture, may 2/3 of a stop, so that all colors are preserved. If they are in fact blown, which happens easliy in bright daylight, you can underexposed just a little. Unfortunately, you can't see this in-camera with the D70, but all digital cameras will blow those channels before the blue channel. If you look at the RGB histogram in NC, I bet you the Red and Green channels are blown or close to it. You should download the printer profile for whcc (i assume they provide one) and then view the proof colors in photoshop to see what these colors are going to turn out looking like.Īnthony, ditto what Rob said,and just one other thing. I have found that bright, highly saturated colors are where the printers color gamut usually doesnt equal the cameras gamut. I used NC4 to slightly adjust the curves and used the auto color boost button. In the printed image the bright yellow looks even more green, almost lime green. Any idea how to make an adjustment to get the bright yellow in the stage skirt to match the original when WHCC prints the images.

Qimage ultimate out of gamut warning