At 12:49 PM +0000 8/19/04, Scott Graham wrote: >[snip] >Incidentally, in my limited efforts I did not get the two displays >to look identical even when >they were each using their calibrated profiles. Maybe because the >second display is quite >old? That seems plausible to me, Scott, partly because if it's quite a bit older, then for that reason alone there would be differences between the two. And I guess an age disparity has been typical due to the "palette display" being a retired "image display". But I also think Paul was right in saying that profiling is supposed to iron out differences. How we might help it do so in selecting hardware and software seems to me to be an interesting question. Maybe especially in the notebook-based dual-display models I've been trying to explore with a view to updating and upgrading to such a model. I'd be glad for any help with the exploration of notebook-based dual-display workstations - Windows, Mac, or hybrid - working at the juncture between cameras and printers. -- Sam
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Re: dual-display color management (was RE: [Digital BW] Ideal Windows computer spec)
2004-08-19 by Sam McCandless
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