Digital BW, The Print

Your monitor is old, toss it out. Do not get an LCD monitor, they are 
still not as accurate as a CRT and you can get more square footage for 
your $. I have a LaCie 22 and very happy with it.
Mark

On Sep 2, 2004, at 9:28 PM, Ken Carney wrote:

> I've been looking for some info on this without success, but I'll bet
>  someone on the list knows.� My Sony E500 21" CRT monitor is down to 
> about
>  one week or less when it needs recalibration with the SpyderPro 
> software and
>  puck (I can see it shift toward green in under a week).� The monitor 
> is
>  about 4-5 years old now.� I was wondering what intervals are common 
> for
>  re-calibration and whether this might be a sign of impending
>  replacement...and if so what would be a good replacement.� If 
> replacement is
>  in the cards I like the size and sharpness of LCD screens, but I'm 
> not sure
>  of my ground for Photoshop use (viewing a little off-angle, etc.). 
> Any info
>  appreciated!!
>
>  Regards,
>
>  � --Ken Carney
>  ��� www.kencarney.com
>
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