Neil, On 6/7/03 3:10 AM, Neil Barstow wrote:
> have you treid 6500 2.2 as I sugested? Yes; it's an improvement. >> working in an RGB space >> that's similar (ColorMatch), > workingspace gamma and screen gamma are totally unrelated. Perhaps, but calibrating the monitor to a similar white point and gamma as the working space minimizes differences between viewing an image in a program that doesn't recognizes profiles and ones that do. >> and opening up a file in PS that I choose not >> to color manage, > why would you want to do that? So that I can try assigning different profiles to an untagged file (digital capture) to find which one looks best. >> If Photoshop is using the profile to compensate for the >> monitor's inability to render accurately the working space, does the >> difference between the two views reflect the monitor's inadequacy in being >> calibrated to such a difference of white points? > that sounds like a riddle > testing would be needed I agree. IOW, toggling between Monitor Compensation On/Off in PS 5.x, when a monitor setting and working space are set the same (D50/1.8), wouldn't the difference in view be directly related to how accurate the monitor's calibration is? >> I'm confused! > perhaps you need help? That's why I'm here. Or do you mean "paid help"? Mark Johann =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
