Oh yeah,I just run through it. :-)
Recently I purchased Monaco device with the EZMonacoColor calibration
software (ver. 2.0)
Just prior to establishing my permanent image processing machine I used my
work's antique laptop
(Celeron 333, 192 MB memory - very slow performance) hooked to my LS 40 and
Alex,
How do you like your Iiyama? I'm looking for a 19" and have narrowed
down to either the 454 or the Viewsonic P95F+.
Lloyd
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The profiles that come with monitors are only good for one thing: they have
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I'm sure that the Monaco package is fine, and I know from experience that
the Pantone Colorvision package is a good one. By "poor-man's calibration,"
I meant those packages that don't include a colorimeter.
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I'm sure that the Monaco package is fine, and I know from
Alex,
Where did you get the Monaco tool? Locally or online?
KM Ho
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