I didn't actually. :-) I use the sRGB in Photoshop and it's basically the same as the pics I post to the web. From what I have read from a book, sRGB is the safest setting if I don't know what the output setting is. When I picked up the prints, the operator told me they did the touch up too. From what I can see, they prints look the same as my digital files on my own PC.Sweet!!! Add in a courier to drop off the prints and you have it made in the shade.How did you synchronize your colour output to your lab's output?
regards,
Alan Chan
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