In a message dated 3/6/2005 4:11:23 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Regardless of the profiling the gamma varies from the top to the bottom of the screen on any current LCD/TFT, my 19" (Mitsubishi) and 15" (Dell) TFT are both fine in the middle but dodgy at the top and bottom. My 22" CRT however is great across the whole screen.
Rob Studdert ========= I must be one of the few that doesn't like LCDs. Admittedly, I haven't seen a great one, and the main one I see is the one on my laptop. But to me they lack "depth." And I don't like they way they are off color or have a shine or whatever you want to call it, if they are tipped a certain way. So I can't see how they could be color consistent across the screen. Since you can't calibrate an LCD, it seems to me if you buy a screen specifically for doing photography work, right now, it "should" be a CRT. IMHO. Not that I know THAT much about it. But not all *new* technology is great just because it is new. Or not technology is suited to all purposes. Marnie aka Doe Being ignorant has never stopped me from having an opinion. :-)
