I print with QTR & UT2 on an Epson 1280 (CIS). I have a spyder2 for monitor calibration but nothing for profile creation or linearization. My monitor is an el-cheapo (ie. TN panel) LG Wide Screen. I find it lacking in shadow details and have trouble when running low brightness levels (getting colour casts on screen). Prints tend to be a fair bit darker than on screen...it's hard to make adjustments with predictable output results. I'm thinking I'd be better off with a good quality monitor (ie. an IPS panel) for more consistent viewing angles and better shadow details, etc. But, a densitometer/print profiler maker/screen calibrator like the ColorMunki sounds like it could really help me. Which would be a better bang for the buck? Thanks, Mike.
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New monitor or a Densitometer?
2008-07-24 by tornadokc247
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