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Old 05-08-2004, 12:42 AM   #9
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Mary,

I took your JPEG image into Photoshop to convert the blue paper to brown-green. This gives me a clue to the way your pastel really looks.

It looks fine to me. All the browns, pinks and oranges are stronger, and the shirt is less bluish.

I would check like others said whether your monitor needs any color calibration. I know mine is pretty reliable, and the paper color appeared a soft and muted blue green.

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