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Calibration degrades
between iterations.
If your calibration has been proceeding normally with corrections going in
the proper direction, and then prints come back that both look very
different and the program indicates that the calibration has gotten worse,
the most likely cause is that the photographic lab has made some
significant change.
Customers have reported that the photographic lab will change paper types
without informing them, or that the photo lab changed paper batches.
Such changes will throw off the calibration process as each paper type
reacts differently. This problem is amplified when using fixed time
printing.
Make sure that your photo lab uses the same type of paper for each step of
the calibration, and informs you when it changes paper batches. It would
be wise to find out how often a lab changes paper batches. If it is more
than four to six times per year, you may want to look for another lab.
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