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Monitor calibration ever drive you nuts? a rant...
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<blockquote data-quote="RON_RIP" data-source="post: 526469" data-attributes="member: 1140"><p>I use an IMac and am happy to say that my screen resolution and color are dead on. They were dead on the day I bought it and it is still dead on 3and 1/2 years later. And my prints coming out of my Canon 9500 Pro exactly match what I am seeing on my monitor. So I am not screwing around with it.</p><p> I am annoyed to learn that the new 5k IMac uses a different color space than my present one. It is said to be a color space more suitable for video than still photography. If that is so, I will not be buying one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RON_RIP, post: 526469, member: 1140"] I use an IMac and am happy to say that my screen resolution and color are dead on. They were dead on the day I bought it and it is still dead on 3and 1/2 years later. And my prints coming out of my Canon 9500 Pro exactly match what I am seeing on my monitor. So I am not screwing around with it. I am annoyed to learn that the new 5k IMac uses a different color space than my present one. It is said to be a color space more suitable for video than still photography. If that is so, I will not be buying one. [/QUOTE]
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