Calibrate your monitor and printer. If you don't, your pictures will have poor color, which is especially noticeable in people pictures. The first time most picture takers make inkjet prints, they complain that their print does not match the picture on their computer screen. It's not as bright, or lacks color.
Calibration takes time, but it's time well spent.
It will help you spend less on ink and paper. Once your equipment is matched, you re ready to make great prints. Calibration instructions come with printers and computers. Let your monitor warm up for about 30 minutes before you make a print, so you don't get a mismatch when you print. Weston is one of the most famous image-makers of all time.