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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2507269, member: 19463&quot;]I was not aware of this but it makes sense.&nbsp; The difference between how a photo appears on a computer monitor and on a paper print can be substantial so it makes sense to allow for these differences when making photographs.&nbsp; There are many things to consider.&nbsp; I like my black background images but if I were printing them out on an in jet printerm the ink cost would be horrific compared to white backgrounds.&nbsp; If I were issuing a price list on cheap paper, the bleed through to the back of the page would make those images a big mistake.&nbsp; I find the white backgrounds most people use to be glaring on my screen and Costco charges the same for a solid black photo as for a solid white one so I made my selections accordingly.&nbsp; CNG and the like who make expensive printed catalogs play by completely different rules.&nbsp; Things like paper and ink selection are important in that universe.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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