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Article #37Re: imac too bright for Eye-One Display 2 calibration device!
From: g_ballard
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 03:24
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 03:24
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> pantone guide swatches
Sorry, I completely missed that in skimming your posts.
I also missed that your iMac would not dim past 140 (I seem to recall hearing that issue before, tho)
I think monitor brightness is a very personal preference dependent on any number of environmental factors...I just noted where I am (my room is relatively dim)...what's much more important is the monitor's ability to display neutral gray...
my paycheck and work flow depends on faithfully "proofing" color on a Photoshop reference monitor, so I would never skimp on buying the best main monitor and profiling package I could afford
from what I've heard the iMac is not so great for critical color proofing � I am not knocking the iMac � it is what it is
that's just my 2 cents
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