I've had a ton of issues with getting my monitor to produce accurate color. This is a problem when working with digital images and photography, as I often do. I've spent hours editing and correcting the color of some photos only to find out that they look like junk when printed, or viewed on a properly calibrated monitor. It never really crossed my mind to get one of these calibration devices until I saw one pop up on Woot tonight. A pretty OK deal at $40, this thing is MSRPed at about $90 but you can get it right now at Amazon for $65. Anyway, if it works like it should, expect only accurately balanced pictures from me in the future.Sunday, February 22, 2009
Huey
I've had a ton of issues with getting my monitor to produce accurate color. This is a problem when working with digital images and photography, as I often do. I've spent hours editing and correcting the color of some photos only to find out that they look like junk when printed, or viewed on a properly calibrated monitor. It never really crossed my mind to get one of these calibration devices until I saw one pop up on Woot tonight. A pretty OK deal at $40, this thing is MSRPed at about $90 but you can get it right now at Amazon for $65. Anyway, if it works like it should, expect only accurately balanced pictures from me in the future.
for $65. Anyway, if it works like it should, expect only accurately balanced pictures from me in the future.
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Nice. I need to get one of those. I once ruined a design project because of an improperly calibrated monitor. The rendering I did looked nothing like the fabric and wood and granite I had selected.
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