Yea, that was my thought too....I mean if every moniter's color is just a "bit" different then there is no end to the madness....I have noticed the darker the color the less likey it is to be shown as different. I guess I know now why so many web designers stick to darker colors... :-)
Heath http://heathparks.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Miles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > different gamma of the different monitors. macs trad. are brighter > than PCs, and if you don't turn the knobs then your monitor might also > be too much of one color (like your colour tv set). > > on a mac system preferences - display always let you build a custom > profile or use a preset. no idea on pc. personally I don't bother > since you can't go around determining everyone's monitors for your > work :-) (but if you were editing for publishing/tv then it does > matter...) > > > On 30/11/2008, at 1:45 AM, Heath wrote: > > > I have recently begun playing around with creating websites and I have > > noticed that the appearance of my site, the colors, is different on my > > laptop vs my desktop. Why is this? Does anyone know? What about > > when you are doing color correcting in your video, if I edit it on my > > laptop is it going to look different when played back on a desktop? I > > think yes.... > > > > Any thoughts or suggestions please let me know > > > > > cheers > Adrian Miles > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > bachelor communication honours coordinator > vogmae.net.au >
