On Wed, 18 Dec 2019 14:39:16 +0000, Andrew wrote:

If your photos appear differently on your computer monitor compared to a
printer then turning up the physical brightness on your monitor is
pointless. You might just as well turn up the volume on your tv, it
still won't alter the actual digital attributes of the photos.

Yep. What may work is print a photo then make the screen match the
print via the screens brightness and contrast controls to "calibrate"
the screen. Then when you load another photo and make it look right
on screen it ought to print right as well.

Not that'd I'd put any money on it, too many variables that simple
brightness/contrast don't have any influence over.

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Cheers
Dave.