Digital BW, The Print

I have an apple 17 (same technology as the 23) and a lacie electron blue 22
right next to each other.  I use the apple for email and the lcd for photo
work.  No doubt the apple is a superior monitor for sharpness, brightness,
contrast, evenness...you name it...but it doesn't match my prints.  I have
both optical and  photocal with a spyder/LCD...simply can't get there.  I'm
about to get one of the apple 23's, however to replace the lacie because it
is dying...my guess is that I'm going to have to buy an eyeone to go with
it.  Anyone have any success with optical/photocal with the spyder on an
apple LCD?

Robert


 On 1/29/03 6:45 PM, "Eddie Gilbert" <lists@...> wrote:

> 
> On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 09:03  PM, Keith Cooper wrote:
> 
>> I'm interested to hear people's views on the relative merits of CRTs
>> and
>> LCDs for photo work(b/w and colour). A browse of the web suggests that
>> LCDs
>> are not quite there yet for exacting uses (limited gamut/viewing
>> angles)
>> -unless you want to spend a lot of money.
>> 
> 
> I absolutely _love_ my Apple 23" HD Cinema Display, calibrated/profiled
> with Eye-One. I get more accurate color and soft-proofing with this
> display than I _ever_ did with the half-dozen "high-end" CRTs I used
> prior to this. I would never go back.
> 
> /eddie
> 
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