Well, I wasn't in the mood to fuck around with each picture individually to find the ideal saturation, brightness and gamma settings.
If I want to do large prints, I would do that, but as long as I view them with my crappy monitor, it's no use anyway
ISO settings were iso 400 for most, and iso 640 for some others..
I could have gone a bit lower on some, but ISO 400 is usually reasonable, and even at lower values, if there isn't enough light the sensor gets a bit noisy. I could of course run a color smoother over it and maybe even a gaussian and then resize to 25% to improve psychovisual quality. But it's a lot of work.
I don't have the time to invest 20 minutes or more, and I don't have a decent monitor either, so I can't save a brightness and colour state which resembles the prints the most. Making a set of about four prints just so I can recalibrate my screen is a bit excessive :-S