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tirediron

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This image is part of a still-life project I'm working on, and it looks perfect on my display, and when it's printed (downtown lab, not at home), it prints exactly the way I see it on my screen (that's a good thing!), BUT when I look at it on other monitors, I can sometimes see the table on which the vase was sitting.

I'd appreciate replies on whether you can or cannot see the table under your normal viewing conditions, and if your monitor is calibrated or not (and of course, as usual, feel free to comment on any other aspect of the image).

Thanks

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I can just barely see the table, I had to look for it. My monitor is not calibrated. I like the shot, well done.
 
Yes I can see the table, no my monitor is not calibrated.

I like the contrast of colors (hooray for complimentary colors!) The only thing is that overall the whole vase/flowers seems very slightly tilted to the left or maybe my eyes are crooked.
 
Yes I can see the table, no my monitor is not calibrated. If you wouldn't have commented on I don't think I would of saw it.....=)
Very nice shot.:thumbup:
 
I can not see table, not calibrated.
 
I can see it, monitor not calibrated. Like mishele I woudn't have seen it if I wasn't looking for it.
 
I cannot see the table...my monitor is not professionally calibrated...just some manual calibration tricks using a movie with high contrast...

Nice one Bitter...made me laugh on a day I needed it most...thank you!
 
Yes, I saw it right away, I can also see the backdrop. Not sure if this monitor is calibrated, not my computer!
 
I spy with my little eye, something that looks like a tilted table on an uncalibrated monitor.

The background shows up as 10:10:10 or 11:11:11, while the table is 15:15:15 or 16:16:16 with some white specks.
 

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