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Color Management and Book Info on Datacolor’s Digital Imaging e-Newsletter

I recently contributed some color management info from my new book, 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques to Datacolor’s Digital Imaging e-Newsletter. In the “Expert Advice” section, calibrating vs. profiling is covered (primarily with regard to monitors). There is also an overview of the book, as well as a Photoshop tip by another contributor. You can find the eNewsletter here. And here is the link to the page to sign up to receive future newsletters.

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Posted on November 29, 2007 by Andrew | Filed Under INKJET RELATED, NEWS, PHOTOSHOP, Press Coverage, TIPS

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