Re editing photos for both printing AND online viewing - I have calibrated my monitor with a Spyder Pro, so the printing should go fine, but the files are too bright/light when viewed online on other monitors or on a smartphone. I realize all monitors are different, but it seems to me that perhaps my calibrated monitor, since it's optimized for print, is generating images too bright for general web viewing. Am I wrong? Do I need to create a second, different, version optimized for web viewing?
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