Ken,
I have this 'vague' feeling that there was a post maybe three or so months ago about an on-line monitor calibration facility.
Maybe someone else recalls it and will provide the link(?).
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Search found 4045 matchesRe: New build advice...Ken,
I have this 'vague' feeling that there was a post maybe three or so months ago about an on-line monitor calibration facility. Maybe someone else recalls it and will provide the link(?).
Re: New build advice...Happy to stand corrected . Thanks Bob.
Re: New build advice...Hello Ken. My understanding :shock: is that this is a Windows limitation. Each monitor will have its own unique colour profile but Windows can only apply one profile to one monitor; it cannot handle two profiles nor will it apply the same profile to two monitors. This is not a problem as the 'profil...
Re: New build advice...I have the eye-one display 2 and can recommend it. Very easy to use and, when I used it for the first time, I was amazed at the difference. I can only calibrate the primary monitor (in my case left hand) on my dual monitor set up so I was able to compare directly the 'calibrated' withthe 'uncalibrat...
Re: New build advice...Hello Jack, I can't think of any additional software that you will need to run CS3 (or to rephrase that I don't have any additional software and my CS3 runs oerfectly OK). The only suggestion that I can come up with for your planned rig is maybe a Blu-Ray writer (personally I am waiting for prices t...
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