Flagstaff treated me to 300 frames one night, my hand cramped but worth every second.

The part about matching prints under a desk lamp really hits home. I spent two months chasing a similar cast on my Canon, and it turned out my monitor was just lying to me about everything. I finally borrowed a buddy's old card and did the same lamp trick, and yeah, it was honestly humbling how fast it fixed things. I get why people drop serious cash on the fancy gear, but for the rest of us who just need the prints to look right for clients, a cheap card does the heavy lifting. The fact that it worked for you on two totally different printers makes me think it's more reliable than people give it credit for. Just don't lose the card, because the moment you do, you'll be back to guessing.

Honestly, I read somewhere that chopped brisket in tortillas with pickled onions fixes almost any dry meat.