Hi, I have improved my Dell Inspiron laptop calibration *drastically* by selecting "native white point", after reading some help files on X-Rite's site. Also I wondered how your results with the Spyder 2 compare with the Eye-One Display, Eric. The Printfix Pro suite is now undercutting the ColorMunki by a considerable margin, so it is on my shopping list at present. Richard At 05:48 a.m. Sunday 27/04/2008, you wrote: >NCM, Any screen, data, output requires SOME interpretation. There are of >course limits on what the screen can show at different angles; THAT is a >given in laptop land. The color and contrast are key to me. I have heard for >YEARS that laptops can not be used to edit photos. It is simply not true. >Are they as good as a good CRT, Flat panel, etc? NO, but you use what you >have. My laptop is a 4 year old XPS. I used it as my main editing computer >for several years; both before and after I bought my PFP Suite which has the >Spyder 2. > >Eric Neilsen Photo -- http://smallfield.vze.com Friendship is like peeing in your pants - Everyone can see it, But only you can feel the true warmth of it.
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Re: [SPAM]RE: [Digital BW] Calibrating a laptop display
2008-04-27 by Richard Smallfield
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